Weather Outlook: Partly Cloudy Tonight and Wednesday
Partly cloudy conditions continue tonight and Wednesday with a chance of thunderstorms tonight. Temperatures remain mild as isolated showers may occur across the area.
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Newspaper
Sedalia Evening Sentinel
Location
Sedalia, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jul 30, 1901
Page
8
Partly cloudy conditions continue tonight and Wednesday with a chance of thunderstorms tonight. Temperatures remain mild as isolated showers may occur across the area.
East bound and Sedalia Warsaw routes show departure and arrival times for freight and passenger trains, including No 122 local freight, Nos 71 73 74 49 and 177 services, through runs at Franklin Junction, and Sedalia Warsaw schedules with north and south bound times.
A man arrived in El Reno early Monday, bought a ticket, registered quickly, and boarded a train for Springfield within half an hour.
Due to crop failures, Dr. T. T. Major and Son announce a limited time sale of dental work at reduced rates. Services include gold and platinum fillings from 1.00 and up, gold crowns, bridge work, painless tooth extraction, and more. Office at 410 Ohio Street opposite the courthouse.
Ibsen remains in poor health and is reported to die within a few months. His wife nurses him with solitary care, never leaving his side and declining other help.
The notice states Peter Pehl will be temporarily removed while rebuilding the Fulton Market restaurant and his wholesale liquor house. It provides temporary addresses at 211 West Main Street and 213 South Osage Street, beside Stevens' livery stable, with a two and three ring phone indicator for each office.
Local retailer announces fresh stock of mill end hosiery offered at discounted prices while selection lasts. Shoppers urged to visit soon to secure bargains before styles run out.
Partnership offered in one of the best shops in Central Missouri. Apply to Xx. E., care of Sentinel office, Sedalia, Missouri.
A Springfield resident reportedly holds the record for fastest registration of a claim in Oklahoma. The individual left Springfield late Sunday night and arrived in the state to file promptly.
A Richmond Virginia convention of 42 prohibitionists including two colored men named state officers for the next fall. Speakers and resolutions condemned liquor traffic and election dishonesty with strong rhetoric.
A historical note extols Red Cross Ball Blue as the best in the world noting large two ounce packages priced at five cents.
A Glasgow resident offers a substantial sum to Major Ross to cover one year of exterminating mosquitoes in a specific African region. The aim is to test whether mosquitoes cause malaria by measuring the impact of their destruction on malaria prevalence.
Central Missouri farm loan offer at 6 percent annual interest with optional principal payments of 100 dollars or more. The lender Ge o M Riddle at 320 Ohio Street Sedalia invites renewals or new loans and promises to carry the loan as long as the borrower wishes.
The writer invites visiting FARRIS' for an ice cream soda praised for its fine taste and purity, noting the treat is made with pure cream. The suggestion emphasizes quality and a beloved local spot.
E. W. Howe reports a Sunday event in Atchison featuring a band concert at Forest Park. Herman Bellstedt will preach in the park afternoon and evening, assisted by forty five evangelists.
An old storefront notice touts Faris Pharmacy offering ice cream made from pure cream, highlighting quality ingredients and a focus on freshness for customers.
An instrument named the topophone has been invented to prevent sea collisions. It records sounds beyond human hearing and allows foghorns to be heard at great distances, significantly reducing risk in thick weather.
An Arlington Pharmacy advertises a selection of high grade perfumes, inviting customers to browse an assortment of fragrant products and prestige brands.
The Paris Mercury notes that many men did not remove their coats on Sunday due to their braces being strapped with shingle nails, a reason for inaction among churchgoers.
An advertisement urges use of Red Cross Ball Blue for happiness and warns against imitation products. The copy emphasizes authenticity and quality as key to satisfaction.
R. O. Harris, a horse trainer, was thrown from his vehicle Monday evening while training a colt that suddenly ran away. He sustained no serious injuries.
A concise town card promoting Tuunch and Bar Short Orders with a claim of the best Yoc dinner in the city and locating McGurren's opposite Union Depot for dining option.
The county court today ordered contracts for repairing Chamberlain Bridge north of town to J. M. Greer and Morris Bridge near Green Ridge. Pace to inspect Taylor Bridge in Beaman Township and prepare bids for Flat Creek Bridge near the waterworks. Eight year old Joe Collins was ordered sent to the Marshall institution for the feeble minded.
Charles B. Rhodimer was acquitted by a jury in Judge Rogers' court Monday afternoon after being accused of receiving brass and iron stolen from the Missouri Pacific railway. He faces trial at 10 a.m. in the same court on a separate count of receiving stolen property belonging to the M K & T. Attorney Bowron represented him.
The Nichols and Shepard company of Battle Creek Michigan through attorney C E Freeman of Topeka Kansas has filed in the circuit court to revive a judgment against W W Ross James A Robb and John M Robb for 619 30 with interest from January 1885 to date
Hortense Cross colored was dismissed by Judge Kinsey and Ollie McClain colored was dismissed by Judge Rogers on the charge of disturbing the peace.
Probate court will hold a session on Wednesday. The brief notice provides no names, locations, or case details beyond the timing of the session.
There was no police court session this morning for the first time in several weeks, leaving residents and local officials awaiting the next docket and potential case updates.
The county court today rescinded its July 15 order directing Prosecutor Cashman to sue Constable Robb on his bond for dereliction of duty. Judges may aim to free Cashman to proceed in his own way.
Burton G. Bloom, noted singer, fell three stories after sleeping in a window to escape heat. He suffered a severe spine injury with dislocation of lumbar vertebrae causing paralysis below the knees. Dr. Stanley Newhouse led a landmark procedure to realign the spine and relieve pressure, aiming for recovery.
At a hospital six people aided Dr Newhouse to reset two dislocated vertebrae by pulling the patient below the arms and at the waist. A sharp crack followed by immediate improvement showed the spine realigned. The patient regained movement and speech, suggesting rapid recovery.
Beaman Missouri notes drought continues with no rain. A North Pole Theaterical company show is planned August 1 at Beaman hall. Beaman Gun Club forms with 25 charter members and biweekly shoots. A special school election August 10 seeks $1.75 more for the new Buncomb district building. Fruit farm near Beaman shows an immense pear crop with about 1,000 trees likely to yield 1,500 bushels at $1.00 to $2.00 per bushel. farm also markets forty hogs and plans more. Ernest Glenn and A R Baker are mentioned in local visits and travel.
A four weeks union protracted meeting led by Doctor H. M. Wharton of Ouray Va concluded Sunday night in Marshall. Hundreds were converted and many joined the church of their choice. The revival is described as the greatest ever held in Central Missouri.
In Washington Judge W S Shirk met Comptroller Dawes who has investigated the defunct First National bank. Dawes says new developments are expected but he cannot comment for publication yet.
The Nevada Post reports a new ambulance arrives today for the Second Regiment National Guard and will be under the charge of Colonel Mitch ell. The vehicle is described as handsome and substantial, a long-needed addition to regimental equipment.
Empress Charlotte widow of Maximilian marks her sixty second birthday. The public recollects the tragedy that deprived her of husband and grasp on reason, noting the contrast between the new generation and her long life.
James M. Kenney Jr., a bachelor and reportedly Howard county s wealthiest farmer, died yesterday at his home near Armstrong Missouri. He was buried today following services. James M Kenney Sr of Fayette confirmed.
Peter Brauer resigns as constable of Lake Creek township and Otto Zimmerschied is approved to succeed him in the position.
Bold ad claims Botanic Blood Balm cures blood and skin troubles including ulcers eczema scrofula pimples boils rheumatism throat and bone cancer. It promises free medical ad and free treatment until cured with claims of compositions and world’s finest drug mix from Atlanta Georgia.
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