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Newspaper
Sedalia Evening Sentinel
Location
Sedalia, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jan 08, 1901
Page
5
A local laundry advertises rough dry service at 20 cents per dozen and free ironing for bed and table linen. Proprietor Chas. Van Antwerp invites families to send washing to save time and health. Offield Gorey shoe stock advertised at half price at Chanosfp's 107 West Main Street.
A string of short notices lists residents and visitors such as Jesse Levy and James G. Rucker in Fulton and Green Ridge, Maud Grey, Ed Shields, and Levia Liggett among others. Travel by Katy and M K T lines is noted with several names departing or arriving. Health and personal matters include Mrs. H R Smythe leaving for Davenport and Rose Knott's illness in Bethany.
When you want a good job of printing take your work to the Fisher Printing company at 119 East Second Street. They use good paper inks and presses and employ experienced union workmen. The quality of your work is assured. Tel 9 one 14 eph.
Miss Mazie Trumbull shines as Baggage daughter of Jonah in Chas Hoyt's farce A Brass Monkey. Charles A. Morgan plays Jonah with a lively performance. The play features a mascot and rapid fanfare that keep audiences panting with joy Saturday night January 12.
Capital city dispatch reports the Forty-First Missouri General Assembly opening with reform bills to tax corporations and create labor arbitration between employers and employees. Senator Davisson introduces the first arbitration bill. Sedalia delegates allegedly press Gov. Stephens to name the railroad and warehouse commissioner, while Speaker Whitecotton leads a Ways and Means panel.
Miss Florence Scott of Sedalia visits cousins the Misses Du Laney on Delmar boulevard. The Beta Omnicon sorority is entertained this afternoon by Miss Jennie Morey at her home on South Ohio street. Cannel coal Kohen Koal Ko.
Koeppner from Missouri Pacific claim offices in St. Louis and Dr Wasterlain from the hospital service visited this morning and departed for Versailles on business. Pap bowls at Bard's.
A crowded page lists FOR RENT notices for furnished rooms near the court house and West Fourth Street, FOR SALE items including a five room cottage with terms, a milch cow, stock in a shoe company, and a barber shop. WANTED positions, workers, and general help across Kansas City and Sedalia with details on wages, ages, and contact addresses.
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