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Newspaper
Sedalia Evening Sentinel
Location
Sedalia, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jul 09, 1901
Page
4
Around 7 30 am a citizen reported two suspicious men lurking near the Third National Bank at Third and Ohio. One man tried to enter the bank but was frightened away. They then moved to the Sedalia National and disappeared before police arrived.
Sedalia police judge fined Doc Love one hundred dollars but stayed the penalty on condition he leave the city. An officer will escort him beyond the city limits. Marshal J E Love calls him a major nuisance, alleging blackmail, thefts, and harassment of residents.
North town residents report to Constable Robb that C. E. Wise, a young farmer sought for seduction of Ida Raus, is believed to be hiding near his residence.
Nelson Byers was released from the county jail today after serving three days for disturbing the peace. His five day sentence was commuted, allowing his early release.
Wanted ad seeks an elderly lady to care for a baby and assist with domestic tasks for a small family. Contact at 1504 South Osage Street.
$1000 and up at lowest rates on Pettis county realty. Farm loans at 5 percent interest with partial payment privileges. J H Bothwell attorney and counselor Sedalia National Bank Building.
Members of labor organizations without invitations are asked to meet at Federation hall at 7 30 p m then march to Liberty park. Committee on Invitations.
Cottage for rent at corner Eleventh and Kentucky three blocks from Broadway school in a good neighborhood. House in good repair newly papered granitoid walk shade trees inexhaustible cold water supply inquire 1105 Kentucky street.
Almost new piano offered for sale or trade for a horse with the balance on easy payments. Enquiries to 621 South Ohio Street.
A compact note highlights six beauty pins priced at five cents each from Bard's shop. The fragment implies a small, tangible sale or catalog item. No additional context or dates are provided.
The Junior society of the First Methodist church hosts a lawn fete tonight at the home of Mr and Mrs T H Johnson located at the corner of Fourth and Osage streets.
A large two ounce package is advertised at six cents, highlighting Red Cross Ball Blue as a leading household cleaning product.
The eminent clairvoyant and palmist Madam Slanteith comes endorsed by the press. Her readings are highly accurate and she asks no fee in advance. She teaches palmistry and Hindoo occultism. Hours 9 a.m. to 9 p.m. Southwest Corner of Fourth and Osage streets.
A Columbus traveler recalls a summer lynching in a Kentucky town after a black man killed a white man in a quarrel. He describes a mob surrounding the prisoner near a hotel and awaiting Squire Williams, who would order the rope.
Jerome Castle finished threshing his wheat crop on 132 acres between his farm and the Dyer farm. He harvested 2712 bushels with a 64 pound per bushel weight, giving an average yield above 23 bushels per acre. George Wroencke completed the threshing in two days.
The 4 PM funeral for Col. O A Crandall was conducted at Calvary Episcopal Church with Rev J K Dunn of Kansas City and Rev McElvane officiating due to Bishop Atwill's illness. Masons honored the deceased. a simple wheat sheaf covered the casket. services included a quartet led by Bert Scheer.
The shop promotes constant activity with low prices and new merchandise aimed at future needs and seasonal protection. It touts superlative value, summer goods closeouts at tiny prices, and discounted season stock from manufacturers and jobbers, with daily new arrivals.
A landlord and his tenant swap horses after a hare appears, prompting the landlord to seal a deal. The tenant’s new ride balks at a stream, proving the horse is good for fish as well as game.
The Pioneer Verein elected Dr. E. Nasse as president and Richard Fischer as vice president. Fred Schaer was named recording secretary with George Brill as financial secretary. Franz Moerschel serves as treasurer with trustees F E Baker Robert Fitz and George Fisher. L E Friemel Julius Clausius and Charles Botz named entertainment committee. The group will plan German day celebrations.
The preliminary hearings for Steven and Eldon Fluty, originally set for today, were postponed to July 19. They face charges of attempting to kill Louis Martin of Lamonte.
Bottled at the distillery Pehl's Private Stock eight years old packed four full quarts in a pint case at $3.00 per case. Shipped to the address. If goods are not as represented return for full cost. Just the thing for medical and family use. Peter Pehl wholesale in whiskeys and Anheuser Busch beers. 115 West Second St. Phone 95.
Advertises a July sale featuring undermuslins and French model gowns made with nainsook fabric, low necklines and short sleeves priced at 1.25, 1.50, and 2.50 dollars.
Cold tea cleans grained wood well. A hot salt and vinegar solution brightens copper tinware and zinc tubs. For packing, slip a rubber band over bottle bodies. Oxgall in water brightens colors of items soaked before washing.
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