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Newspaper
Sedalia Evening Sentinel
Location
Sedalia, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jun 17, 1904
Page
7
The timetable notes a 7 15 p m departure for the West Bound Kansas City Division No 515 operating daily except Sunday and a No 451 daily departure at 11 35 a m.
Mrs E A Wood entertained Wednesday afternoon in honor of Mrs Satterlee and Mrs Newkirk visiting friends. The informal gathering featured conversation reminiscences and renewed friendships. Refreshments were served to guests Mesdames Satterlee Newkirk Longan Mackey Sturges and Bullard.
A short note asks readers where to get a good ice cream soda and answers with Farris' as the top choice. The playful prompt highlights the shop as a preferred local treat spot.
Sedalia city council resolves to grade and pave Main Street from Washington to Grand avenues with vitrified brick on concrete, widths 60 to 50 feet per section, except at Ohio avenue intersection. Cost to be included in paving assessment. published seven days. Passed June 6, 1914. City Clerk E Baker attest.
City of Sedalia Missouri invites bids for curbing both sides of Engineer Street from the Missouri Kansas and Texas Railway right of way to Broad Street. Bids due June 20 1904, must follow the ordinance and include a twenty five dollar certified check. The council may reject any bid. City Clerk C E Baker signs notice.
City Council of Sedalia Missouri invites bids under an ordinance condemning wooden sidewalks on Ninth street and Osage avenue with brick five foot wide sidewalks replacing them. Extensions to curb lines, and bids due by 5 p.m. June 20, 1904, filed with the City Clerk.
Public notice announces bids for grading and paving Engineer street from the Missouri Kansas and Texas Railway right of way to Broadway and Fifth street from Hancock to Engineer street in Sedalia Missouri. Bids due before 5 o clock p m with a one hundred dollar bid guarantee.
Advertisement announces money to loan by attorney C C Lewson located in Katy building room 10 89 with phone 467. It includes a health promotion for Rocky Mountain Tea and credits W E Bard Drug Co as supplier.
The ordinance provides for curbing both sides of Fifth street from the east curb line of Hancock avenue to the west curb line of Engineer street in Sedalia Missouri. It was passed by the City Council on June 6 1904 and approved by the Mayor on June 7 1904.
An advertising note urges readers to choose laundry done with care to avoid a mottled appearance and torn buttons, claiming that Longan's Steam Laundry delivers unrivaled results when worn with collar or shirt.
Sedalia Missouri city council on May 16 1904 condemned brick and defective sidewalks on the west side of Ohio avenue between Third and Fourth streets and from Main Street to the alley north of Second Street to replace with concrete. The ordinance was approved May 18 1904 by the mayor. filing with the City Clerk by June 20 1904.
For sale or exchange a new 6 room house with pantry and cellar on a 200 by 224 foot lot in Wagoner I T. Inquire at 608 East Twelfth Street, city.
Mrs. Larry Ginter hosted the Thursday club at her country home with members and out of town guests. Mrs. W. F. Hansberger won the club prize a statuette, Miss Edna Crenshaw earned the guest prize, and Mrs. Ned Spencer received the booby. Leontine Ginter helped serve ice cream and cake afterward.
J M Logan a Sedalia carpenter says a ten year battle with protruding hemorrhoids ended after using Doan's Ointment from W E Bard Drug Co. He reports cure and urges others to try the remedy. Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY sole US agents. Price 50 cents. Remember the name Doan's.
Brandt and Grote announce sale of their renowned S flour product, highlighting quality and regional distribution. The move signals continued emphasis on established brands and consumer access across local markets.
Political notices announce C. C. Kelly as a Republican candidate for Pettis County Prosecuting Attorney subject to primary or convention action. Also Charles D. Brown seeks Pettis County Assessor under Republican party rules.
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