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Newspaper
Sedalia Evening Sentinel
Location
Sedalia, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jan 03, 1900
Page
8
The Stanley Coal Co resumes Higbee coal supply after a six month strike, noting it has sold half Sedalia’s coal for seven years. They offer special prices on large loads and invite customers to call at Telephone 26, yard 525 East Second Street.
Attention Woodmen. A joint installation of Camp No. 16 W. W. and Queen City Grove No. 1 W. C. is set for Friday January 5 at 7 p m. Password will be taken at the door. For members only. By order of Committee.
Indoor bicycle tracks are described as steeper than ever, resembling riding a vertical wall rather than a floor. A six foot man at the base could reach the track by a level arm, with tracks extending six feet above. The heavy banking is driven by popular motor racing interest.
Katy lines announce conductor H N Reid is off duty and G W Bradfield brakeman commands the train. An advertisement urges Foley’s Honey and Tar for cough relief. Mrs Monahan Collier advertises plain and fancy ribbons at half regular prices from 217 Ohio Street.
A cheerful listing highlights an office dining room offering superior service and a welcoming atmosphere. Patrons praise friendly staff and quality meals, claiming it stands out among local eateries for comfort and value.
Scientists study a mummified woman believed to be from a prehistoric race found in a southern California Yosemite cave. The remains are held by the Kansas State Historical Society in Topeka after being discovered by G. F. Martindale of Scranton. The mummy’s origin and age attract ongoing research.
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