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Newspaper
Sedalia Evening Sentinel
Location
Sedalia, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jan 04, 1900
Page
4
The proposal provides bonds totaling 20,000 dollars for each mile of completed track and funds to lay and construct extensions in Missouri Kansas and the Indian Territory.
Furnished by the chief of the Weather Bureau Washington D C under the direction of the secretary of agriculture partly cloudy tonight becoming unsettled Friday probably colder in northwest portion Friday after noon
W. E. Reavis bought corn for 25 cents per bushel Eph Huckabay is hauling W. S. Murphy gathers corn this week A party at Huckabay’s celebrated Katie’s birthday Elmer Thompson offered 3.75 for hogs Miser Lulu Huckabay stayed two weeks with Mrs Murphy Cr Vannatta expects his brother in from St Louis after cattle He bought 41 head George Botts left La Monte for Denver enjoyed trip W R Clapton visited ill parents then found them improving
Closing out on wool vests and pants in natural gray with velvet-like feel at 85 cents. Shirts and drawers in natural gray previously 5 cents per garment now cleared. Camel hair shirts and drawers valued at 1.25 now closing out. Night robes in Lonsdale muslin silk embroidered 75 cent quality reduced to 48 cents. Berkley cambric robes at 69 cents. Hunts flannel robes reduced to 48 cents with extra cheap choices.
Readable listing shows union suits for ladies in grey and white. Prices range from 48c for 60c fleeced greys to 95c for three-fourths wool, and 1.19 for extra fine all wool, all sizes available.
Cape department announces closing out sales with Lor No 1 to Lor No 4 ladies plush capes. Items include fur trimmed satin lined styles worth up to 6.50 and silk lined capes priced to attract buyers, reflecting a broad range of finishes and trims.
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