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Newspaper
Sedalia Evening Sentinel
Location
Sedalia, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jul 13, 1903
Page
3
In a frontier tale Bill Utter and Tom Gunning discuss dangers in the territory and a brush with horse thieves Andy Gwinne and the narrator helped a girl whose father was killed They sent the girl East to school and she is to marry a teacher who does not know her past.
At Hannibal Missouri Gould A Sturges and his mother visiting Troy and other North Missouri towns advertise the upcoming Missouri State fair. The narrative follows a confrontation with two horse thieves near camp. One thief dies, the other wounded, and the young narrator is troubled by telling a girl her father is dead.
Charles Roxbury a wealthy Bronx tea salesman died from wounds after a brutal assault by unknown assailants. Police lack a clear suspect list and location of the crime, with blood and an embankment marking the suspected attack site along River Avenue near One Hundred Sixty first Street.
Classified items show the Jaynes residence sale or rental terms in Sedalia with Broadway address and attorney contact for title pamphlet. Also offered are Chautauqua excursion details from Kansas City and Chicago offices, a medical promotion for DeWitt's Little Early Risers, a private loan offer by C C Lawson, and monument services at Northeast Missouri Pacific depot.
City Council of Sedalia Missouri calls for bids or proposals to reconstruct condemned wooden and defective sidewalks with brick on numerous street segments including Jefferson Pettis Main Boonville Saline Fourth Seventh Lamine Broadway Missouri Montgomery Pacific Pacific and Prospect streets. Bids due by August 8 1903 before 5 PM with right to reject all bids. Sealed bids to City Clerk.
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