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Newspaper
Sedalia Evening Sentinel
Location
Sedalia, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jan 24, 1901
Page
8
Sale features blankets, skirts, linings and house goods at deep cuts. Lot specifics include dress fabrics from 39 cents to 2 dollars per yard, wool blankets, silk like linings, and ladies wear including boucle jackets and tailor made suits. Stock scheduled for quick slaughter with limited quantities.
A local ad announces a large sale of slightly soiled muslin underwear and goods priced from 3¢ to $2.25. Items include skirts with Duchess lace, embroidery, Torchon lace, and plain tucks with numerous styles of drawers and corset covers offered at deep discounts.
Carrie Nation arrives in Enterprise Kansas makes a temperance raid on Schilling's saloon with a group including Mrs Hoffman and Mrs Case. She breaks doors and bottles, is arrested then released, receives a black eye after a clash with Mrs Schilling. Nation lectures on temperance at a church. Townspeople react and authorities seek a warrant. Also notice of a spring sale on beauty pins and jewelry at The Boston.
A worker at a Sedalia firm is replaced after failing to adapt as employer rules shifted with new methods. A Scranton training diploma holder was moved to a higher paid position elsewhere. The alert warns others to beware. Beveridge for President gains Republican Tenn. caucus support in Nashville on January 24, 1904. Red Cross Ball Blue advertised as top quality.
A letter to F E Hoffman of the Convention Hall Minstrel company says they could use the Boonville opera house next Monday if rail arrangements allow. Workmen from Chicago arrive Monday to install fixtures for Mr. Martins Elite Bowling Alley at the LeGrande hotel annex.
William Kahrs returned from Nevada where his wife is in the insane asylum there. She is better physically but worse mentally. Pap bowls at Bard's.
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