Laundry Ad Promises Quick Cleanliness and Low Prices
Delicate linen hung wet on a clothesline torn when removed. Monarch Laundry offers rough dry 20 cents per dozen, bed and table linen ironed free. Chas. Van Antwerp, proprietor. Tel 183. OFFIELD GOREY SHOE STOCK AT CHASNOFFS HALF PRICE 107 WEST MAIN. Amusements note Hoyt's Brass Monkey at the opera house Saturday night with Miss Mazie Trumbull and cast. Florence Floyd to entertain Adagio club. Mrs Bard hosts later. Caniel Coal and Kohen Koail at Bard's Beauty pine mentioned.
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Chas
Numerous Local Visitors and Departures Shift Warrensburg Ties
Warrensburg and nearby towns report a parade of visitors and departures. Lew Couch leaves for Kansas City, B A Ballou to St Louis, Henry French and C E Tomlin in from Lamonte, W Barnett returns from Jefferson City, and Prof Steininger to Holden. Multiple residents travel for business, schooling, or health as Mrs Margaret Cullihan visits St Louis, and Mrs J B Shell dies in Mexico. The Warrensburg Star notes local movement including tradesmen, travelers, and a former Sedalia foreman visiting.
Powell Will Plans Estate Transfer to Son and Directors Elected
The will of W. H. Powell sr. leaves all property to his son W. H. Powell jr. with a $2000 bequest to George R. Shiveley and an annuity for a sister who has died. Probate filed. Third National Election notes directors elected: S. C. Gold, A. P Morey, H. W. Harris, J. Montgomery, D. H. Smith, Morris Harter, N. Dalby, J. Howee, W. Latimer, C. W. McAninch. R. H. Moses retires from the board.
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W. H. Powell, Jr
Man Finds Lost Opal Ring After Returning from Jeweler
A Yopeka man misplaced a small opal from his ring then deci ded to replace it. He later recovered the lost opal and kept it safe by tucking it in his mouth while he hurried to the jeweler to reuse the original opal instead of the new one.
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Pat
Dr. Caldwell's Catarrh Cure Sold by Arlington Pharmacy
A humorous ad claims Hall's Catarrh Cure as the only positive cure for a constitutional disease. It promotes internal use to reach blood and mucous surfaces and mentions Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin sold at Arlington Pharmacy. The piece also notes a $100 reward and uses old time language.
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Mhall
Transfer and Hauling Services Offered in Toledo
W L Jones advertises general transfer business including coal and wood hauling garbage hauling and moving of all kinds. Telephones 369 are provided for orders with claims of health benefits and constitution building. Cheney Co offers 100 dollar reward for any failed cure and invites testimonials.
Dissolution notice and office move from Barnett firm
Notice of dissolution for the firm Barnett & Barnett. Bruce Barnett has moved his office to the Grand Central building, 304 Ohio Street, while G. W. Barnett remains. The roof leak complaint references the market house shed as not keeping out rain.
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Bruce Barnett
Grand Central Building
For Rent and Wanted Advertisements in The Sentinel
A dense column of classified notices lists for rent office rooms and furnished spaces near the court house, along with numerous wanted roles from clerks and workers. Items mention Kansas City wholesale posts, Monarch Poultry, barbers, seamstresses, and a shoe company stock sale in Sedalia Missouri.
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Loeffler-Guenther Shoe’ Company
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Wood's New Theater
of Opera
America
Wilbur-Kirwin Opera Co
Wonder
Marvel
Hoyts
J. Evans
Insurance
Agency
Ohio St
Bryant-Tewney D. G. Co
Tosato Boullon
Mocna Corffee
Arlington
tLuts
Ma ‘Outfitters For
Wren
Bae
van Antwerp
Tel
Offield-Gorey Shoe
Chasnoff
West Main Street
Hoyt
Shine
Chas. H. Hoyt
Opera House
Baggage
Jonah
Charles A. Morgan
Pears
Miss Florence Floyd
the Adagio Club
West Sixth Street
Caniel Coal
Kohen Koail KO
Beauty
Bard’s
Lew Couch
Kansas
B. A. Ballou
St. Louis
Henry French
Lamonte
City
C. E. Tomlin
Green Ridge
W. Barnett
Jefferson City
Prof
H. W. Steininger
Holden
J. P. Taylor
Laurence Laupheimer
Mary Hughes
Georgetown
R. H. Wheeler
W. J. Sprague
Lexington
Harry Finke
Katy
Frank Yonker
East Broadway
Q. Redd
Busi
Ness
Mrs
Margaret Cullihan
Fanklin
G. H. Strong
J.H. Mertz
J. M. Haverfield
Murray, Ky
L. H. Hansberger
R. E. Bouldin
Pleasant Hill
Leonard
J. B. Shell
Mexico
John P. Gass
Gass
F. E. Hoffman, Sr
Green Ridge Lodge
Esther Brownlee
Lessie Clare
Bates
Anna Allen
Windsor
Huckins
Lex
Ington
J. M. Cabanaugh
Steve Sullivan
Billie
Kate
Lena Sullivan
Will
Will Brummett
Sedalia
Devil
Linotype Machines
Warrensburg
Star
Fisher Printing Company
East Second Street
Telephone
W. H. Powell
W. H. Powell, Sr
George R. Shiveley
Powell
Mr. W. H. Powell
Tional
S. C. Gold
A. P Morey
H. W. Harris
T. Mont
Hiughesville
R. H. Moses
Hall
Caldwell’s Syrup Pepsin
Arlington Pharmacy
W. L. Jones
KF. J. Cheney & CO
Toledo, O
Mittee
Board of Alderman
of Barnett & Barnett
Ohio Street
G. W. Barnett
Court House Square
The
Sentinel
Monarch
Chas van Antwerp
Tele
Wholesale Dept
Byard Bldg
Kansas City
Court House
Care Sentinel
East Sixteenth Street
West Fourth Street
Farley Bros
South
Ohio
Monarch Manufacturing Company
Springfield
Illinois
Moter Barber College
Ope
Standard Co
Indiana Ave
Chi
Cago
Eation
Salvation Army Hotel
West Second Street
J. S. Bosserman’s
South Lamine Street
iMust
East Third
Sedalia, Mo
Barber
Dress Farley Bros
South Ohio Street
South Osage
Tenth Street
the New Clothing Store
Philip
Heison
Albert Kahn
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