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Newspaper
Sedalia Evening Sentinel
Location
Sedalia, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jul 03, 1901
Page
5
Fort Scott faces a financial bind with 1000 feet of fire hose stalled in Memphis after the city council failed to raise $16 for freight. Councilmen Tite and Robertson blocked payment and personal loans, leaving the hose unused in the depot while the city weighs paying the freight or losing the purchase.
Chief Hayes issues July 4 orders to police directing arrests for fireworks before July 3 midnight and for torpedoes on car tracks. officers must curb revolver fire and throwers in crowds, detain intoxicated individuals, and obtain bonds. blank cartridges allowed with restrictions.
Advertisement touts Hostetter's Stomach Bitters as a cure for indigestion constipation and dyspepsia. It claims to calm nerves improve appetite and produce rich blood, noting fifty years of use and urging readers to obtain the genuine OSTETTER'S product.
The speaker urges not aiming a pistol at anyone and to discharge it only at the target. They call for arrest of anyone involved in such actions and emphasize arresting crowds that mock or endanger others regardless of cost. The directive stresses strict enforcement against disruptive behavior in public gatherings.
A humorous anecdote from a Chicago Chronicle item about a Missouri juror who arrived late to court. The juror explains his wife’s decision to accompany him caused the delay, prompting the judge to excuse him.
Four tables for patrons at Arlington Pharmacy soda fountain are cooled with electric fans. This brief notice highlights the shop’s seating area and cooling method.
Special train departs Sedalia for Kansas City on July 14 at 12 midnight via M K T railway. Round trip fare is one dollar.
Household goods offered for sale. Part or all of entire furnishings available for inquiry at the South Osage street address.
Fireworks display items described as flight explosive rain light up the scene while Candy Palace features striking large letters. Lamonte mills receive bold signs as part of a local signage push.
John W. Considine says a libel threat prompted by a letter led to the confrontation with ex Chief W. L. Meredith. Postmortem shows blows by Tom Considine would have killed him swiftly even without John's fatal shot.
The forecast indicates tomorrow will be largely fair with light winds. Temperatures are expected to be mild as high pressure dominates the region.
From eight to twelve the store will operate four hours to finish a day’s business. We’ve prepared essentials for quick service with reduced prices on shirt waists dresses skirts hosiery underwear parasols neckwear ribbons and lawn collars. Everything women wear except shoes.
An affordable summer underwear sale is advertised with a prompt to visit at Boston, 214 Ohio Street. The notice emphasizes location details and encourages shoppers to drop by for deals.
The post office will be open tomorrow July 4 from 9 to 11 a m with no carrier service.
The three month old son of James Hampton died Tuesday afternoon in Smithton from fever. The funeral was held today.
A brief item notes an AR I.INGTON stop for ice cream soda. Local description emphasizes a casual outing and a quick refreshment likely enjoyed by residents.
H. L. Ryckman of Kansas City and Miss Anna Beam were married last Saturday by Rev. J. H. Fiedler of the German M E church. They will reside in Kansas City.
A Kansas City excursion is advertised for July 14 with a round trip price of $1.00. Buyers are instructed to see Katy's agent for details.
Capt. S. S. Rice, mining expert, says that within the next few months thousands of dollars will be invested by a company of capitalists in Benton county mines and farms. Our ice cream puts them all to guessing. FARRIS' PHARMACY. Vincent Terry, of Kansas City, was
J D Hail Dry Goods Co is attending to company business locally today, handling routine matters and strategic decisions. Local observers note ongoing negotiations and potential store operations or inventory adjustments.
Ice cream soda at the Arling ton shop is labeled best by patrons. The item draws cheers for its creamy texture and signature finish. Local reviewers praise the shop’s classic soda styling and welcoming ambiance.
Jake Kret planned a trip to Russia and obtained US passports but a State Department circular warned former Czar subjects may face trouble on Russian soil. He may seek permission from Russian representatives in Washington to visit his parents or have them visit him.
Recorder Lee Looney issued a marriage license this morning to I B Phelan and Miss Susie Money. The notice records the couple's names and the official act in the city clerk's office.
A line to the St Louis Chronicle requests the return of a lost letter. The finder will confer a favor by returning it to the newspaper office.
The lead praises Moerschel beer for its refreshing virtues and excellent flavor as a top choice for Fourth of July celebrations. It urges households to have a case on hand and notes Moerschel Brewing Co with telephone contact 214.
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