July Fourth Parade Plan Finalized
Committees met at 11 o clock and agreed the program should go ahead rain or shine. The parade may delay slightly if clearing skies by 2 pm. Fireworks are scheduled at the park tonight.
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Newspaper
Sedalia Evening Sentinel
Location
Sedalia, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jul 04, 1899
Page
6
Committees met at 11 o clock and agreed the program should go ahead rain or shine. The parade may delay slightly if clearing skies by 2 pm. Fireworks are scheduled at the park tonight.
Neighborhood notes report remodeling of the First Christian church started yesterday and to proceed with urgency. Also mention reentry of Bigmouth Jack and Waterbury Joe for the Fourth, new saloon owners at 112 Osage, and other local happenings.
Mrs James Larkin and Mrs P Ryan of Pierce City, guests of Rev Fr Healy and his mother at the parochial residence on East Fourth street, will return home tomorrow. Fr Healy, formerly pastor of their parish, greets the first former flock he has seen since arriving in Sedalia.
An advertisement for Frank Williams promotes meals at 108 Osage Street with best market options and prices for the era. It mentions furnished rooms with or without board and electric fans for dining, inviting trade and promising customer satisfaction. The contact is Frank Williams at 105 Osage Street.
Mr A Noell of Asherville Kansas spent long treating chronic diarrhea with no relief and feared death. He found relief after taking Chamberlains Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy and was permanently cured. Sold by Servant Harker Drug Co Otis W Smith and City Drug Store.
A small blaze erupted last evening at Butler Dixon’s home 203 South Prospect, sparked by a coal oil stove explosion. Both fire companies responded. damages totaled only a few dollars. W. M. Gallaher of Bryan, Pa, endorses One Minute Cough Cheaj as a fast reliever and cure for throat and lung troubles.
A drunken stranger harassed Chief Jackson last night on Market Square. The assailant swung a stash of rocks, pelting the chief for minutes before police restrained him and the drunken man was taken to the saloon.
The Christian Endeavors of Missouri choose the Clover Leaf railroad as the official route to their Detroit convention in July. Travelers will enjoy a scenic trip by rail and lake with return via Chicago. Inquiries at Clover Leaf ticket office 505 Olive Street St. Louis for full itinerary.
Georgetown school board on July 1 completed the election of teachers for Georgetown schools. The new staff includes D H Clements of Warrensburg as principal, Miss Bes sie Griffin of Smithton as primary leader, and W H Huston of Sedalia as teacher of the colored school.
Three men named J A Hunt, Gus Esam, and Elias Savacool were arrested last night by Deputy Constable Witcher. Wearing government shirts and shoes, they may be deserters from the army, though they claim honorable discharge.
Ad copy urges women to drink Rocky Mountain Tea to restore youth and bloom, suggesting the product is a remedy for unattractiveness and aging and advising readers to ask their druggist.
An active trusted person is sought to work locally with liberal salary guaranteed and good chance for advancement. No capital is required. For full information write to Shepp Company at 1031 1033 Chestnut St Philadelphia Pennsylvania.
The Spokane-Palouse line reaches Lewiston and extends into Lapwai Creek and the Clearwater River area as railroad expansion sparks prosperity. Gold discoveries in the Buffalo Hump region attract attention amid new mining and farming opportunities across Idaho’s Lewiston to Camas Prairie belt.
Money to loan 1000 dollars and upward on choice real estate security. Farm loans now made at six percent interest with moderate expenses and partial payments allowed. John H. Bothwell, attorney, Sedalia National Bank Building.
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