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Newspaper
Sedalia Evening Sentinel
Location
Sedalia, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Dec 22, 1903
Page
5
Dr. Dodd earns praise from around Sedalia for improved glasses and attentive care. An elderly resident credits him with restoring vision and comfort, noting low fees and free consultation. The piece also advertises cold cure tablets and a domestic help posting at East Fourth Street.
A long list of residents and visitors in the area are noted for holiday gatherings. Eleanor Quinn Mae Brown Irene Brooks from New Franklin join Kathleen De Vine. others travel from Tipton Columbia St Joseph and more. Several locals attend events and trips to Kansas City Jefferson City and Memphis. Damaged text mentions a serious accident at a Masonic lodge involving Damon Porter.
A bold shop ad promises a wide range of smoking jackets silk handkerchiefs and mufflers with a note that customers are welcome to browse even without buying. It touts a $3.00 Thoroughbred hat warranty and asserts no sports items but a focus on value and customer service.
Miss Edna Crenshaw hosts a domino party at her West Sixth Street home Wednesday evening inviting a group of friends for an informal social gathering.
A marriage license was issued today to J. E. McDaniel of Silver Creek Nebraska and Mary E. W. Allison of Longwood.
C W Daugherty, record keeper for Crescent Tent Lodge No 4 K O T M, paid Mrs Battersby the $2000 insurance carried by the late Robert Battersby. The payment was made today by the fraternal order’s lodge to the widow.
In this season of coughs and colds Foley's Honey and Tar is advertised as the greatest throat and lung remedy. It claims to cure quickly and prevent serious results from a cold. Arlington Pharmacy sells it.
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