Lace Curtains Offered With House Showings
Property listing notes that lace curtains are included with the house and all curtains are reserved. An extra showing space will be used and samples will be on display for inspection.
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Newspaper
Sedalia Evening Sentinel
Location
Sedalia, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jan 15, 1902
Page
8
Four Day Lace Curtain Sale Delights Shoppers
The sale lasts four days from Wednesday to Saturday with every lace curtain in stock included. Prices range from 43c to 10.00 a pair, all patterns now offered at two thirds off the marked price. The stock features Nottinghams Scotch Nets Point D Esprits Irish points Arabian Nets Brussels Nets and Ruffled Bobonets all new and up to date.
Auction Auctioning Off Finer Grades Remnants
A sale announcement notes merchandise offered at around 66 cents on the dollar with remnants of finer grades available at proportionally reduced prices. The wording emphasizes deep discounts on remaining stock and ongoing clearance.
Roads movement setback cited in pre election talk
The piece notes a potential setback for road movement and suggests if Dom Paul were to become president again his first act would be to decorate Webster Davis. It reflects Missouri residents abroad for winter and those who stayed home enjoying summer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Webster Davis
South
Candidate Bruce Barnett Declares Pettis County Prosecutor Bid
Bruce Barnett announces his candidacy for the Democratic nomination for Pettis county prosecuting attorney. The Sentinel notes his statement amid local politics and hints at aviation context if aerial navigation becomes practicable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pettis County
Bruce Barnett
The
Sentinel
H. K. Bente
James Montgomery
Pettis Coun
Chicago corn king George H Phillips goes broke
Rye wormed through the market as George H Phillips the Chicago corn king faced ruin. The grain downturn has wrecked many other traders in similar roles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rye
George H. Phillips
Chicago
Phillips
Police Chief Considers Thumb Ology For Detecting Crimes
Sedalia authorities weigh the use of Pudd nhead Wilson style thumbology as a novel tool for identifying criminals among the citys police force.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Love
Pudd'nhead Wilson
Brazil Declines In World Fair Participation
The note states Brazil will not take part in the World’s fair citing no impact on plans. The author adds a comment about obtaining alligators in Florida, implying alternatives or local resources for wildlife.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brazil
Florida
Community Library Fund Appeal Cites Family Security
A urging note encourages contributions to a $1000 library fund even without children. It argues family welfare could affect anyone and urges generosity to support library resources for future generations and community use.
Serious to Draw an Axe on a Law Officer
The statement condemns using an axe against a police officer and notes the severity of doing so with murderous intent. It emphasizes the gravity of violent acts against law enforcement.
Pettis County Jury Delivers Verdict Against Swindell
A Pettis county jury yesterday returned a verdict against David Swindell amid a case that did not reference his name directly in reporting the outcome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Swindell
Pettis County
Murray Reed Elevates Warrensburg Star with Sentinel Training
Murray Reed is making a mighty good newspaper out of the Warrensburg Star. This improvement stems from the training he received on The Sentinel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. Murray Reed
Warrensburg
The
Sentinel
Twain Play At Wood's Opera House Draws Crowd
Nearly all attendees at Wood's Opera House last night had read Mark Twain's Pudd'nhead Wilson and understood it better than the character Puddin' himself, signaling strong literary interest in the performance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wood
Opera House
Mark Twain
Pudd’nhead Wilson
Puddin
Democratic state committee to meet in St Louis
The Democratic state committee will convene in St Louis next Saturday to arrange the state nominating conventions. A Sedalia delegation is urged to attend and speak on behalf of the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Democratic State Committee
St. Louis
Sedalia
Maryland Democrat Gorman wins Senate vote in legislature
In a Maryland session yesterday Mr. Gorman secured every Democratic vote for United States senator. The outcome signals strong party support though implications for the national race remain uncertain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maryland
Gorman
United States
Fort Scott Post Office Fight Settled in Republican Pact
In Fort Scott Kansas the two Republican factions led by Grant Hornaday and Col. J. H. Richards have resolved the post office contest. Eldon Lowe will keep the office for two years, after which Judge O A Cheney will serve a two year term. Similar deals are suggested for Missouri Democrats.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Republican Party
Fort Scott
Kas
Grant Hornaday
Col. J. H. Richards
Eldon Lowe
O. A. Cheney
Missouri
House and Home by Nixon Waterman
A verse reflecting on difference between a house and a home built from loving deeds. The poem notes a humble cot may hold priceless beauty and eternal gold, with a gracious presence lighting the way and Paradise existing within.
Rail lines push extension projects toward spring completion
Division Roadmaster Peter Rockwell began removing and relaying 62 pound steel between Camp Branch and Windsor for the Fort Scott to Joplin extension, with plans for through trains by spring. The Katy adds steel for Texas lines, forty cars daily, with transfers at Higbee from C A. Work on Coffeyville to Guthrie will start in thirty days to ready track for Guthrie’s fall festivities, as Sedalia receives construction equipment under Master Car Builder John Wigton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Camp Branch
Windsor
Fort Scott
Joplin
Katy
Texas
Higbee
Coffeyville
Guthrie
Brakeman Fatally Injured After Car Strikes Katy Train
Frank Phillips, a Katy brakeman, was struck by a car south of Parsons on Tuesday afternoon. His right leg was crushed and amputated after transfer to the M K T hospital. The jury convicted David Swindell of felonious assault on Sheriff Dillard and deputies, sentencing him to three years in the penitentiary. December M K & T business rose by 1 000 cars mainly from grain and stock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Phillips
Katy
Parsons
State of
Missouri
David Swindell
Dillard
Bud Dillard
Charlie Williams
Swindell
Labor Shortages Spur Hunt for Men on River Route
Sedalia reported foreman Lafe Johnson hunting for workers Sunday with crews scarce and hard to recruit. An investigating committee, Dennis Sullivan of the Katy and W H Barnes of the Choctaw, Oklahoma and Gulf, met behind closed doors Monday to review the situation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lafe Johnson
Sedalia
Dennis Sullivan
Katy
W. H. Barnes
Choctaw
Oklahoma
Gulf
Wreck Responsibility Sown at McAlester Crossing
The report places responsibility for the January 2 wreck at McAlester which killed J. C. Jackson and Walter Beavers. Ballast cars are being placed at Engineer Street crossing by Brakeman Phillips of the Missouri Pacific as S B Smith returns to duty after illness. Conductor W J Lafferty gains a Lexington branch passenger run on trains 71 and 72, while Conductor George Light resumes his Lexington run after a two week knee injury layoff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McAlester
J. C. Jackson
Walter Beavers
Engineer Street
Missouri Pacific Railway
Phillips
Missouri Pacific
S. B. Smith
W. J. Lafferty
Lexington
George Light
George Baker
C. C
Meyer's Coffee House At 512 Ohio Street Popular Spot
Meyer's Coffee House on 512 Ohio Street draws patrons seeking a respectable venue for light refreshments and casual socializing in a welcoming setting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Meyer
Ohio Street
Wanted Good Girls to Work in Local Establishment
Classified notice seeking female applicants for employment at a local establishment. Requests references and particulars of previous employment. With return address to S. L. at the Sentinel office dated January 15.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. L
Sentinel Office
Wanted Live Man for Sedalia and Vicinity
Classified notice seeking a hustling man for Sedalia area with salary of 50 dollars per month plus expenses. Experience preferred but applicant must provide age occupation and references. Address applications to Manager K. Bayard Building Kansas City Missouri.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sedalia
Bayard Building
Kansas City
Fresh Confections From Meyer the Baker
See Meyer the baker for fresh con fections cakes and bread at 512 Ohio street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Meyer
Ohio Street
Residents Relocate to 120 South Ohio Street
Mueller and Rodekohr of Main Street plan to move about February 15 to the room at 120 South Ohio Street next to the Western Union Tele. Company location, indicating a street shift in local commerce.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mueller & Rodekohr
Main Street
Ohio Street
Western Union Tele
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