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Newspaper
Sedalia Evening Sentinel
Location
Sedalia, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jun 18, 1901
Page
7
The Sentinel reports Sedalia lodge No. 236 will meet in a special communication tonight at 8 o'clock for work in the Third degree. All Masons are invited. E. E. Codding, W. M. F. A. Sampson, Secretary.
President Gould and the board of directors declare a semi annual rate adjustment of 2142 percent. The notice highlights revised financials and leadership's stance on future pricing.
News notes Missouri Pacific, on President Gould's recommendation, declares a 2 percent semi annual dividend on capital stock payable July 5 for new stock issued in exchange for convertible debentures. Auditor projects a six month surplus and forecasts 5 percent dividends for the year with substantial further surplus possible.
Joseph Ewing section foreman Greenville Albert Chambers section laborer Sulphur Springs R H Rowan section laborer Hillsboro H G Carder bridgeman Denison Will Hilliard section laborer Celeste
Missouri Pacific conductor Rizer and several Katy line brakemen are being laid off. John Lingie joins Katy shop staff reductions, while the Missouri Pacific and Katy shop crews report multiple layoff actions. Superintendent D Hardy experiences improvement. George Neely takes sick or vacation leave. A veteran Missouri Pacific brakeman on the west end was injured.
An ad promotes good grade candy at Boston Cafe claiming cheap candy harms complexions while high quality sweets help appearance. The notice emphasizes that only the best products are sold.
There is a single good pasture for city cows in Sedalia Barrett pasture of 250 acres at the west end of Broadway. It offers ample grass timothy clover and blue grass with spring water. We guarantee satisfaction. Inquire S G Macon at J K Kidd LeGrande hotel about placing your cow.
Bargains in pianos are offered this month at John N. Taylor's located at 507 Ohio Street with a range of price reductions and featured models highlighted.
E. B. Farley, president of the 8. H. Beiler Grocer company, arrived Monday night from Lexington with his family. They will make Sedalia their home and will reside at Prospect and Second.
A Boston cafe emphasizes daily compliments on its ice cream noting the way it is made and the purity of the cream used. The shop underscores craftsmanship and quality as key selling points.
A Topeka man who once dug coal now carries a $700,000 life insurance policy. The shift signals newfound prosperity or security, reflecting a personal transformation and financial planning emphasis in mid century life.
A brief note highlights a candy storefront named Candy Palace featuring fruits such as pineapples plums cherries apricots peaches grapes and Lowney's Bon Bons.
A small, repeating advertisement promotes ice cream soda at Arlington Pharmacy. The notice also touts Latour and Sherer's best cabinet photographs priced at three dollars per dozen.
Boston cafe serves a range of iced desserts and treats with a focus on comfort classics. The shop emphasizes inviting atmosphere and friendly service for patrons seeking scoop offerings and sweet bites.
The Monday session saw the approval of a new municipal finance ordinance regulating M and E firms and naming Fr E Hoffman Sr as park commissioner. City moves to pave Third Street with brick between Ohio and Lamine and invites bids for city lighting and street work, with debates on franchise terms and wire heights, plus sidewalk and cemetery projects.
The minutes note vitrified brick work on Third Street from Ohio to Lamine and record the council adjourning at 11 05 p m. An advertisement mentions Boston Cafe offering party and reception products.
In Rhine vineyards one frost protection method for May is to wrap vines with paper bags overnight.
A new insect has appeared in California alarming growers by preying on the eggs of red spiders that injure orange groves.
Bread from Boston Cafe ships by train to many towns with good bakeries. They report trains along routes carry their loaves, supplying bakeries that favor their product.
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