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Newspaper
Sedalia Evening Sentinel
Location
Sedalia, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jan 09, 1901
Page
7
Le Grande plans for an east wing addition have been drawn and approved by Dwyer Real Estate Co of St Louis which owns and will supervise the project. Construction will start soon. A Warrensburg normal students hay ride to Centreview ended with a staged quarantine scare as locals pretended to bar their exit then revealed the prank.
Attorney Lee Montgomery traveled to Springfield Missouri to take depositions in the Goodlander versus Jos Huckins case set for trial before Referee J D Bohling on January 14. Goodlander seeks twenty thousand dollars in total damages and damages of five thousand dollars.
The page promotes Scotts emulsion for colds with quick relief claims and a caveat about not expecting miracles. It also notes an upcoming art loan by the Nautilus club for schoolchildren and announces E C White’s sale of judgments at auction January 28 1901 with details at 116 West Third Street.
A Mexican war veteran and editor recounts contracting Mexican diarrhea in 1847 1848 and credits Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy for keeping him from pension increases. He calls it unequalled as a quick cure and pleasant to take with sales through Mertz Hale Kautzman and Otis W Smith.
Coops at the market house were robbed Monday night, with C. Ke Clingenpeel’s stall hit and several fine fowls taken. Arlington Pharmacy announces agency for Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin, offering cures for constipation indigestion and stomach trouble.
W H Smith from Sedaia and Ellen M Norwood of Appleton City St Clair County were granted a marriage license yesterday in a civil filing.
In a Monday night ceremony at the bride's parents home on South Massachusetts street Rev J R Hill Jr officiated uniting C E Clingenpeel and Miss Martha Walker. The notice also references medicinal ads and local events including a City Hospital death and a new baby boy for W H Hunnicut.
An alert announces a hydrophobia epidemic among Springfield dogs prompting residents to visit 109 South Osage Street for details. The notice also touts local shoe sales and cash pricing, with Mrs. G. S. Hayden acting as deputy at the Loyal Rebeccas installation in California.
Advertisement from John H. Bothwell of Medalia National Bank offers money loans of $1,000 and up secured by real estate with six percent interest. Moderate expenses and partial payments allowed.
The Lexington message calls for a new courthouse as part of local improvements. It notes community interest in modern facilities to serve public needs and reflects ongoing civic discussion.
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