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Newspaper
Sedalia Evening Sentinel
Location
Sedalia, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jul 03, 1901
Page
6
A library advertises tables and chairs including new sectional book cases that can hold few or many books. Additional units may be added later as needed at a small added cost. Approval follows inspection to avoid regret by buying now.
J. W. McLain P T A Sedalia Missouri advertises low summer rail fares with multiple round trip options. Colorado travel periods run June 18 to 30 and July 10 to August 31 at 21.85 dollars, with returns valid to October 31. Additional July 1 to 9 period priced at 17.85 dollars round trip, return by October 31.
John Solon of Peoples' Shoe company lays off due to illness. Marshall Hardware lists refrigerators freezers screens and lawn mowers. Miss Sue Pollard leaves for Council Grove Kansas. Residents arrive home from Sedalia and extend visits. Ott's Pharmacy offers sodas and summer drinks. Community notices include family visits, travel, and local business movement across Marshall and Sedalia with multiple named residents and firms.
Advertisement lists round trip rates and limited time sale dates for multiple destinations including Buffalo Detroit San Francisco Portland Minneapolis and Chicago with through sleepers and steamer routes. It promotes short return limits liberal stopovers and small service fees plus a soda fountain feature at Arlington Pharmacy.
The colored community announces a grand Sedalia celebration on Saturday August 3 with a band contest baseball race fox chase balloon ascension and multiple attractions at Liberty Park. Excursions are planned from various points and thousands of visitors are expected. Dr Thomas the osteopath will be assisted by his wife after July 1 at Grand Central building.
Kansas City July 3 The indictment of alleged jury fixers shakes the police board as Commissioners Ward and Gregory, stockholders in Metropolitan Street Railway, issued secret orders to withhold officers from shadowing indicted figures. The mayor learned of the order when seeking two men to watch Grant Woodward. Governor Dockery is urged to remove Ward and Gregory.
A San Francisco Bulletin excerpt presents a slave era poem describing African American labor in cotton fields. The speaker endures harsh toil under heat and dust, shifts to relief in dusk and a calm creek, then imagines happiness with a maiden and a hopeful view of life despite suffering.
Tom Atkeson led Josie Prewitt known as Christy Ann to the hymeneal altar in Sedalia after he obtained a stay and pledges to stay out of town. Marshal Ed Love escorted them to the courthouse where Judge N H Rogers issued the license and Lee Loney performed the ceremony.
The Archias Seed store in Sedalia, renowned for industry and quality, purchased the building at 108 East Main Street through Donnahue Combs Real Estate. The deal reportedly valued around $3500, signaling a firm establishment and continued growth.
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