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Sedalia Evening Sentinel

Location

Sedalia, Missouri, United States of America

Date

Jul 12, 1901

Page

8

The Red Cross Medical Association Health Appeal

A persuasive health advocacy urging care for chronic diseases. It extols health as wealth and promotes Red Cross Medical association services with free consultation at offices in the Ilgenfritz building corner Third and Ohio streets, city.

Physicians of the Red Cross Medical Association Red Cross The Red Cross Medical Association Ilgenfritz Building Third and Ohio Streets City

Sedalia Steam Dye Works Adds Delivery Wagon

The Sedalia Steam Dye Works announces a new delivery wagon and offers free estimates, prompt dyeing cleaning and repairing in the city. All orders delivered free. Office at 219 South Lamine Street, Queen City telephone No 316.

South Lamine Street Queen Bty Telephone

Pehl’s Private Stock Aye ships cans and beer wholesale ad

Eight year old Pehl’s Private Stock Aye offers four full quarts per case at three dollars. Shipped to any address with return option if not as represented. Also listed are wholesale whiskeys and Anheuser Busch beers from Wholesale House at 115 West Second Street.

Pehl Whelesale Anheuser-Busch West Second St

Ritchie Tent 152 K O T M Draws Large Attendance

A large attendance filled the meeting last night as Ritchie Tent No 152 of the Knights of the Maccabees gathered for their session. Members reported a substantial turnout and a productive discussion of lodge affairs.

Eminent Clairvoyant Madam Froateith Visits City

The renowned clairvoyant and palmist Madam Froateith arrives here with nationwide press endorsement. She offers readings without upfront fees and only accepts remuneration when accurate facts are provided. Palmistry and Hindoo occultism are taught. Hours run 9 a.m. to 9 p.m. at the southwest corner of Fourth and Osage streets.

Young Boy Fatally Hit by Playmate Bat

George Barton was accidentally struck by a playmate on Monday. he believed he had mumps, and he collapsed Thursday morning while rising. The item reflects city gossip compiled for readers.

George Barton

Boy fatally injured by misplayed bat during ball game

George Barton 14, son of Missouri Pacific conductor George J. Barton, was struck in the side and neck by a slipping bat while playing with companions last Monday. He later suffered brain contusion and died after his condition worsened. his father, a J C B L freight conductor, was at his bedside. Meanwhile, William Krohn of Ionia and Miss Katie Martens of Sedalia wed at 8 pm Thursday in Ionia, with Rev. Theodore Bundenthal officiating. They plan to reside in Ionia where the groom farms.

George Barton George J. Barton Missouri Pacific East Fifth Street George E. A. Heaton William Krohn Ionia Katie Martens Sedalia August Tiemann Theodore Bundenthal

Derby Day Race Promises Swift Wonders at State Fair

Walter Williams editor of the Columbia Herald writes to Secretary J R Rippey praising a Derby day race as swift as the secretary. Capt Mason a policeman collapses from heat while delivering water to pigs suffering in the heat Thursday afternoon.

Walter Williams Columbia J. R. Rippey Capt. Mason

No English Services At St Pauls Lutheran Next Sunday

The St Pauls Lutheran church will not hold any English worship services next Sunday evening. The notice indicates a change in the usual schedule and invites attendees to refer to the church bulletin for alternatives.

St. Paul’s Lutheran Church

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