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Newspaper
Sedalia Evening Sentinel
Location
Sedalia, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jan 11, 1901
Page
8
The Sentinel announces a no cost contest for paid subscribers to win a $50 Haviland China dish set. A sealed jar of shot in the Premium store window will determine lucky names on March 1 after judges count the shots. Subscriptions, coupons, and guesses shape the awards list of premiums.
Mrs Samuel T Woolridge of Boonville Missouri aged 82 died at her Main Street home on Thursday following the couple's sixtieth wedding anniversary celebrated a few days earlier.
Bargains offers a large line of extension and center tables for sale or trade. Helfert & Raiffeissen advertise from 118 West Main.
A detained patient who fled a county pest house claimed hunger drove his escape. Constable Culp apprehended him in Georgetown. The report notes his assertion of hunger as motive for the trek.
A vivid portrait describes Mr Dockery as a plain man who favors plain things, wears boots, sheds his coat in warm weather, and greets visitors with a warm handshake and hearty voice. A caller to his capitol office may not win satisfaction but will leave soothed by his pleasant words.
Two Fulton doctors married local brides in separate private ceremonies on Wednesday. Green D. McCall, Fulton city physician, wed Annie Baskett in a Christian church ceremony. E H Tincher, Fulton Insane asylum assistant physician, married Maude Carter at the bride’s home. Also Ollie Simons wed Miss Hattie Adcock at the bride’s parents’ home north of Knob Noster.
Several brief items report Nevada embracing urban growth with new electric transport, while a bowling alley is under construction. The page also notes political moves in Washington, a fatal shooting in Kansas City, a Civil War veteran’s death in Knob Noster and various New York and Missouri health and crime notes.
A local tailor at the northeast corner of Second and Massachusetts streets offers clothing repair cleaning and pressing with reasonable rates. New garments can be made to order and customers are urged to contact him for service.
The Rev Scott announces evening services at Epworth Church tonight. Offield Gorey shoe stock advertised at half price at Chasnofe's 107 West Main Street.
The Rev. J. Jacoby from Webster City Iowa has accepted the pastorate of Trinity English Lutheran church. He will arrive at 12 40 p m Saturday and preach his first sermons on Sunday.
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