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Newspaper
Sedalia Evening Sentinel
Location
Sedalia, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jan 10, 1901
Page
8
The Sentinel partners with J R Meyers at 503 Ohio Street to give away a $50 set of Haviland China to paid subscribers. A sealed jar in the Premium Store window will hold the unknown shot count, March 1 judges will announce the winners, and prizes include multiple subscriptions and first class novels.
Central Missouri readers are promised the grandest local market feature yet. The Sentinel launches a coupon guessing contest starting December 26 with blanks for name and address to win gifts. clip and preserve every daily coupon for the jar guessing prize.
Tuesday evening saw two weddings in the area. Larkin Blackburn wed Miss May Winston at the bride’s parental home, with a large guest list. Prof. Netherton of Higginsville schools married Miss Richie Agee at Warrensburg, where Agee grew up and the groom serves as school principal. best wishes to the couple.
The January Outing presents Charles G. D. Roberts The Moonlight Trails and Hy S. Watson The Automobile in French Recreative Life. Horace Kephart offers Rifles for Big Game, with Sporting Prints revisited by H Ingalls Kimball. An Army and Navy Football feature covers West Point and Annapolis, plus season critiques. Also notable novelty bric-a-brac at Bard.
Jesse L. Danne of Houstonia was jailed on a drunkenness charge after claiming he was robbed of $24. Police Judge Trux will preside. the incident occurred on West Main Street near a craps game.
Sale begins tomorrow featuring dress goods from a New York manufacturer. The goods include fine Australian wool camel hair and worsted yarns, mostly 50 inches wide, lengths of about one yard, with three to four matching pieces. Prices range from 1 to 4 per yard with lengths sold by the piece.
J H G Gatheman of California Missouri sells the iron machinery department to William B Craig and Oliver Creed of Belleville Illinois. He will continue in the woodwork department of his store. Take Rocky Mountain Tea claims to exterminate poison and revitalize blood and nerves. Glasses advertised at Perd's.
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