Weather Outlook Under Agriculture Direction
Under the direction of the secretary of agriculture fair tonight and Sunday. Colder Sunday afternoon.
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Newspaper
Sedalia Evening Sentinel
Location
Sedalia, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jan 13, 1900
Page
4
Under the direction of the secretary of agriculture fair tonight and Sunday. Colder Sunday afternoon.
Col Coney of Topeka reports timber thieves raid his Melton lands in Benton county. He hires detectives and proposes measures to safeguard property and punish culprits.
Mint Joe Kinkaid, traveling auditor for Osborne Manufacturing Co., visited town Friday to review local business. Also promotes Grain-O as a coffee substitute priced 15¢ to 25¢ per package, advertised as stomach friendly for all ages. adicional mentions One Minute Cough Cure praised by R. L. Travis and a note about a servant Sam James scandalous incident with the K of P goat, and Red Cross Ball Blue detergent promotion.
A storage notice from St Louis requests return of a lost bunch of keys. Reward offered and contact details include W. D. Bogar at 317 Ohio Street. Also mentions a flour discount and a ticket in every sack of Joy Gold or Lexi Kan.
Auction notice offers two lots of jackets all wool with stylish trimming. Lot 2 features 27 jackets in desirable styles valued from 4.50 to 7.00 each. Exact sale terms not listed.
Advertises deep discounts on Ladies' Union Suits from 50c and up, including fleeced and all-wool options, with closing-out prices. Promotes a large assortment of Plush Capes, fur trimmed, valued up to $5, offered at near-sale prices as department closes. Includes specifics on sizes and colors and stresses final clearance.
Bargain listings advertise ladies plush capes at Lor No 2 Lor No 3 and Lor No 4. Plush capes with fur trim satin or silk lining priced from 2.98 up to 13.00 with various trims described for fashion appeal.
Closing out at 1.25 each. Night robes of fine lawn muslin silk embroidered originally 75c now 48c. Night robes of flannel, well made, in choice styles, reduced to 48c. Sale features quality garments with significant discounts.
Heavy, large comforts offered at reduced prices. Available in wool and white tan filled options. No trash items in stock.
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