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Newspaper
Sedalia Evening Sentinel
Location
Sedalia, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jan 25, 1901
Page
8
A large sale featuring muslins, sheetings, ready made sheets, pillow cases, bed spreads, undergarments, embroideries and housekeeping linen is set for Monday January 28. The advertisement promises an event long to be remembered with remaining stock from Friday indicated for sale Saturday.
An advertisement notes Muslin Underwear with prices from 69c to $2.25 and trimmed pieces. It promotes manufacturers samples, beauty pins, rings, brooches, and a January sales run January 25 to February 2 at The Boston, 214 Ohio St, Pauline Paragaphs column includes local news from Pauline and Clifton City with bank notes and grip remedies.
Reports list recoveries from grip using Dr Miles Nervine and Pain Pills. Mentions Mrs FE Masters Modelia Minn Mrs A E Lapeer Buffalo N Y President McKinley Speaker Henderson and J C Helfrey are noted as recovering or returning to duties. Also a theater note mentions Ten Nights in a Bar Room heading to Eureka with minimal stage settings.
A Missouri man allegedly sent a dollar in reply to an ad about eye care. The response claimed to reveal a secret, telling him to stick his finger in it.
Delicate linen hung to dry on a clothesline is advertised with a suggestion to use Monarch Laundry to save time and money. Chas Van Antwerp, proprietor, offers rough dry work at 20 cents per dozen and free ironing of bed and table linen. Tel. 188.
Advertiser offers loans at five percent interest with no commission charged.
Mrs Grant and daughter from California Missouri open a first-class hotel at Raymond in the former Hanbury building. The note wishes them success as the community welcomes the new hospitality business. Also referenced are ads for laxatives Comstock style and a sewing machine dealer at 118 West Main Street with Bard mentioned.
Governor Dockery appointed Robert L. Stanton public administrator of Andrew county to fill a vacancy caused by the death of Robert Brackett.
A Sedalia company replaced a worker who failed to meet evolving job standards and rejected further study after graduating from International Correspondence Schools in Scranton. The employee, who lived on Ohio Street, lost his position as others with new skills were promoted. 125 students and graduates are connected to the program in Sedalia.
An advertisement lists Zephyr ginghams for sale at 10 cents and Red Cross Ball Blue at 6 cents per 20 ounce package. Bard offers novelty bric a brac, with Boston at 214 Ohio Street named as the coming point of sale.
S M Walker announces final sales on rare piano bargains at Taylors. Boxes will ship Monday or Tuesday. call by Monday if you want to secure a piano. A few old and second hand pianos are available at low prices, with six new uprights remaining unsold locally.
Federal court in Jefferson City heard a petition for involuntary bankruptcy on Wednesday against Norvel. The filing seeks liquidation or reorganization under federal bankruptcy law, with details of creditors and claims pending further court action.
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