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Newspaper
Sedalia Evening Sentinel
Location
Sedalia, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jun 25, 1903
Page
3
In a small town a widowed era of romance unfolds at a masquerade. Lou dreams of a fairy prince while her brother’s prank steals her chance for happiness. A staged card and note reveal the ruse, leaving Lou determined to freeze contact for a day. May shares the escapade with playful relief.
Windsor reports no saloon. locals travel to Clinton Sedalia Nevada and Nevada for events. Wheat damage from heavy rains and busy farm crews. Social scenes include a moonlit courtship and a note yielding a mystery, with multiple visits from townsfolk and neighboring states. Real estate, cattle shipments, broom corn buying, and local ads mix with medical remedy promotions and loan notices.
In San Francisco a tug bringing excursionists to the wharf saw J D Paulson a 35 year old bookkeeper and Edward Sellinger a 24 year old bartender fall into the bay after a brief scuffle. Lifesavers did not reach them in time as they drowned during the struggle. The piece also includes an unrelated advert about Rocky Mountain Tea and a beauty claim.
Mora and vicinity received a fine rain over the weekend. Corn plowing is underway. Many local young people attended Sunday school at Centerview. Dora and Gussie Rider returned from Sedalia for a short visit. Charles Evans and family from Sedalia visited the Dump home. Diffendaffer, now in Muscogee I T, spent days here visiting friends. Lew’s family recovering from measles. John Borchess loading a hay car. South Side school to close next Friday. William Farrell visited on business. Bennethy returned from Hebron Nebraska where he testified in the Whitrock divorce case. Herman Harms painting his dwelling. D Mahnken visited Cole Camp. A J Crawford of Dresden visiting his daughter. Emma Dump arrived from Sedalia for Minnie Dump and Max Riecke wedding. Swansen southbound Monday. Sedalia Warsaw amp Southwestern depot repainted. A large hay storeroom struck by lightning and burned at Wiebrock near Cole Camp. Fourth of July celebration planned at Raymond. Benton county mining district invites visit. W E Rider and Henry were in town Monday. W F Fagen expects a lumber load this week.
Mt. Clemens known as the Mineral Bath City is accessible by the Grand Trunk Railway with direct timetables and a descriptive pamphlet available free on request from Advertising Department 35 Adams St Chicago.
Chicago reports a new book by Richard Pearson Hobson titled A History of the United States Navy. The work centers on late Spanish American War naval affairs and reportedly challenges several celebrated figures, defending Admiral Dewey and Admiral Schley while questioning others.
Round trips sold July 1 5 with rates from 32 05 to 53 80. All rail or rail and lake trips from 32 05. Rail lake river and ocean trips from 33 65. Higher rates for diverse routes and long ocean legs. Special Fridays Saturdays Sundays and convention rates. Indianapolis 14 95 tickets sold June 7 9 good to June 18.
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