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Newspaper
Sedalia Evening Sentinel
Location
Sedalia, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jul 02, 1901
Page
5
A supplier promotes library furnishings including tables chairs and sectional book cases. Additions can be added later as needed with small extra cost and approval follows inspection to prevent regret by buying now.
East bound schedule shows arrival times for local freight and passenger trains. West bound departures listed for No. 73 and No. 71 along with local freight movements and numbered services.
M K and T routes run north and east with listed times for miles and freights Nos 64 and 53. Through services No 3 and 4 bypass Franklin Junction. Sedalia Warsaw and Southwestern narrow gauge lines show southbound and northbound leaves and arrivals at Sedalia Warsaw and Wacssaw with specific times.
A 25 cent meal served three times daily at John Kaiser’s restaurant on 116 East Second Street. The same meal costs 50 cents at other Sedalia places, highlighting Kaiser's notably lower price.
Marshall Howe Hardware promotes appliances and services while residents travel for business and leisure. Carl A Guenther's advertises bargains on towels, lace, undergarments, and summer fabrics. Ott's Pharmacy touts soda, ice cream, and fresh beverages as area residents plan trips to Warrensburg and Lake Carey.
The St. Louis Globe-Democrat reports the First Christian church has narrowed its pastor candidates to two men Rev John L Brandt of Valparaiso Indiana and Rev Bruce Brown of Denver Colorado. Brown will preach on Sunday July 14 and last Sunday's speaker was Rev Willis W Burke of Preston Iowa. The committee begins at the alphabetic top with Bs.
The Marshall Democrat reports Willis Hill, jailed for horse theft, confessed to stealing a horse from A. J. Fults near Sedalia and selling it to a buyer in Centralia. Hill later admitted confusion over the owner. State Fair actions include contracts, safety runs, and opening plans with officials, plus an emergency hospital and boulevard leasing decisions.
In Jefferson City circuit court J R Edwards won a $1000 judgment against Tony Candioto the fruit seller who vanished over a year ago. W H Hanley was acquitted of obtaining money under false pretenses and the forgery charge was dismissed though another count keeps him in custody. Old papers for sale at this office.
The executive committee fixes the fair opening for Thursday September 12 and announces an emergency hospital to be established with Dr Shirk in charge. T W Bast is named superintendent of concessions and privileges amid other business.
A party honoring Mr and Mrs Charles E Rupert at 1003 East Broadway celebrated their twentieth wedding anniversary. Guests included William Holcroft Charles Costin Bertheaux Slagle Rag Jakeman Landmen Woods Dunham Hunicke Eliza Costin with refreshments and a good time for all.
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