Freeman Printing Co. area transfer services advertised
W. L. Jones announces a general transfer business including coal and wood hauling garbag hauling and moving of all kinds. Orders by telephone at 369.
Sedalia Evening Sentinel in Sedalia, Missouri
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Newspaper
Sedalia Evening Sentinel
Location
Sedalia, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Mar 06, 1901
Page
5
Whipple's Coal Promises Longest, Hottest Burn
Whipple's coal is marketed as burning longest and hottest with guaranteed prompt delivery and correct prices. Downtown office at 219 Ohio Street, phone 43.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Whipple
Ohio Street
Muckey's Black Flag and Wee Store Ad
Cash paid for second hand goods and borrows offered from $5 to $500 at Muckey's Black Flag and Wee Store located 113 West Main Street. Call to sell buy or borrow items.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Muckey
Black Flag
West Main St
Stevens' Livery Offers Heated Carriages for Events
Phone 167 advertised heated carriages for balls parties and operas with no street carriages used. Prices listed as Sil per couple within EU.
Local residents and visitors noted in Sedalia city brief
Knob Noster residents E. B. Bradford Joe Skillman and Oscar Ott were seen in Sedalia while Lamonte and Windsor travelers John Caywood Edward Morris and James Feaster visited. Beaman Ole Miss and Boonville heads joined hotel guests. callers included Drs Conway Walker and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Skillman
Knob Noster
Oscar Ott
John Caywood
Lamonte
Drs. Conway and
Walker
Robert Thompson
James W. Feaster
Windsor
Sider
Edward Morris
Beard
Miss Lane
Beaman
Taylor
Ohio St
Lou
Oscar Rhodes
Lutman
Hill’s Business College
Musical Recital Featuring Steele and Millar Ensemble
Lord Mrs. W D Steele and Mr Millar perform with Mr Farris on piano and a chorus including Mrs Bard Miss Clark Mrs Rodes Mrs W D Steele Miss Harris Messrs Johnson and Millar offering Minor Concerto and Holy Is God the Lord.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Millar
Piano
Mr. Farris
God the Lord
Bard
Clark
Rodes
W. D. Steele
Liberal in Charities. Missouri appropriations bill details
Missouri senate appropriations panel outlined funding for eleemosynary institutions led by Nevada at 55 006 and Farmington up to 145 000. Marshall Institute for Feeble Minded rises to 150 000 while St Joseph gains 15 000 for a colored insane department. Other allocations mirror the Fortieth assembly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ington
Marshall Institute
St. Joseph
Fortieth General Assembly
House
Board of Health
Bureau of Geology
Bureau of Labor
Kansas City
St. Louis
Bureau of Mines
Board of Charities
Insurance Department
Sedalia
State Historical Association
Cure the Grip with Miles Remedies Advice
Rest and avoid exertion during a grip attack. Eat sparingly and drink plenty of cold water to reduce fever. Keep bowels open with Dr Miles Nerve and Liver Pills and take three doses daily plus an extra at bedtime if needed. For fever and aches use Dr Miles Pain Pills with guaranteed relief.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miles
Dr. Miles
Premium stamps draw crowds at Bryant and Tewmey Dry Goods
The Yellow Premium Stamps grow in popularity as the Premium store receives a fresh batch of goods. Bryant and Tewmey Dry Goods Co remains the sole local retailer offering them.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bryant & Tewmey Dry Goods Company
Elijah Program Delights Ladies' Musical Club Session
The Ladies' Musical Club held a well attended morning session at the Tiede hall featuring an Elijah program directed by Miss Jessie Smith. Performances included Mendelssohn oratorios, choral pieces by Miss Clarke Miss Lewis and others, solos by Mrs Steele Miss Harris and Mr Millar, piano solos by Miss Gentry and Mr Farris, plus Anecdotes of Mendelssohn and a club quartet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Deetto
Mr. Farris
Mendelssohn—Club
Insurance Guidance at Vollrath Room 217
If you want insurance, visit Vollrath Room 217 in the Ilgenfritz building for assistance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vollrath
Ilgenfritz Building
McGrew Coal Co Sells Electric Lump at Three Dollars Per Ton
McGrew Coal Co announces sale of Electric Lump at 3.00 dollars per ton and provides telephone contact 272 for details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McGrew Coal CO
Door Found Open at Capital Wholesale Tea and Coffee House
Officers Wood and Louilt discovered the door of the Capital Wholesale Tea and Coffee House ajar last night, marking a second such instance this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wood and Louilt
Capital Wholesale Tea and Coffee House
Arlington Pharmacy Mention Revealed in Odd Exchange
An exchange prompts readers with a remark about buying drugs and a reply naming Arlington Pharmacy as the source. The fragment hints at a casual query about purchase habits and a location reference without broader context.
William Sheahan dies of pneumonia at MKT hospital
William Sheahan track foreman for the MKT died of pneumonia at the MKT hospital at 10 last night. Born in Ireland in 1853, he was 47. He was brother to Pat Sheahan Missouri Pacific road master and father of ten. Remains to be shipped tomorrow at 10 to Tipton for Catholic church funeral.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Brickle
Dallas
Texas
Rising Sun
Ind
Mrs. Puntney
Clinton
E. A. Wood
Bessmer
Ala
Emmett Gordon
Postal Telegraph Company
Jefferson City
C .L. Forcey
William Sheahan
Mr. Sheahan
Ireland
Pat Sheahan
Missouri Pacific Road
Tipton
Odd Fellows Celebrate Eighty Second Anniversary in Kansas City
The Interstate Odd Fellows celebrate their eighty second anniversary April 26 in Kansas City with a one fare round trip from Missouri and Kansas. Past Grand Master Dr. W. S. Wheeler will open the meeting at Convention Hall at 2 PM, with Governor Dockery to respond for Missouri and a program including remarks by J. A. Reed, J. A. Brown, A. P. Lovan, and J. W. Haughey representing Missouri and Kansas gatherings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Odd Fellows
Kansas City
Odd Fellowship
Missouri
Kanasas
Convention Hall
W. S. Wheeler
Dockery
J. A. Reed
J. A. Brown
Odd Fellows of
A. P. Lovan
Springfield
Odd Fellows In
J. W. Haughey
Wellington
Kan
Kansas
Belleville Couple Wed After License Issuance
J. C. Payne and Eleanor Day, both of Belleville Illinois, secured a marriage license from deputy county recorder Theodore Creutzel, and shortly after at about 7:45 Judge David Kinsey officiated their wedding at the courthouse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. C. Payne
Eleanor Day
Belleville, Ill
Theodore Creutzel
David Kinsey
Court House
Funeral of A Mose Mann Held at Main Street Residence
Funeral services for Andrew Mossmann were conducted by Rev. F. Pfeiffer at 8 oclock this morning from his Main Street residence. The body was taken to Bayside Cemetery, fourteen miles west of Sedalia, for burial. Mossmann was one day older than Bismark, reflecting their shared nationality.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andrew Mosemann
Main Street
F. Pfeiffer
Bayside Cemetery
Sedalia
Mr. Mossmann
Bismark
Ladies' Aid Society Meeting at German Evangelical Church
The Ladies' Aid society of the German Evangelical church will meet tomorrow afternoon at 2 30 p m in the Sunday school hall. New members are welcome. Bible service every Wednesday evening at 8 at the same hall. All Christians invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies’ Aid Society
The
German Evangelical Church
Kinsey Denies Turbulent Talk With County Judge
Judge David Kinsey denies an unpleasant scene and conversation with the county court judge over criminal fees. He asserts they had a nice, pleasant talk to resolve the matter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Kinsey
Senior
Fire at E. R. Blair's residence on West Broadway
Flying sparks from a burning furnace flue ignited shingles of E. R. Blair's home at 404 West Broadway around six o'clock Tuesday evening. Fire companies responded and had the blaze extinguished promptly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. R. Blair
West Broadway
Missouri House Passes Simmons Bill On Compulsory Education
The Missouri House approved the Simmons bill establishing a compulsory education law for ages eight to fourteen. It sets truant provisions and parental school requirements to enforce attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jefferson City
House
Simmons
Missouri
Parker Wins Republican Mayoral Nomination in St Louis
George W. Parker defeated Judge William Zachritz by an overwhelming majority in the primary vote for mayor on the Republican ticket in St Louis on Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George W. Parker
William Zachritz
St. Louis
Gammachi Society to Elect Officers Night
The Gammachi literary society at Hill's Business College plans to elect officers tonight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hill’s Business College
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Huyssen & Holm
Ohio Stret
Pehl
Peter Pehl
West Second St
NEL Office
Rogers
Freeman Printing CO
Lamine Streets
W. L. Jones
Stevens
E. B. Bradford
Virginia Gorrell
Hughesville
Herbert Ames
Boonville
Reuben Thomas
East Main Street
M. T. Slane, Fire and Tornado Insurance, Best Companies
West Third Street
Charles Rudy
First Christian Church
Viavii
Woman's Way
Sedalia Viavi Co
J. R. Rippey
State Fair Association
Frank P. Baird
Brookfield
R. J. Beauchamp
Margaret Stueckmann
Warrenton
Higginsville
P. Brandt
Edgar Schwald
Cole Camp
N. W. Couch
Otterville Modern Woodmen
Pish
Albert
the Abell
Ohio
Llarness and Pony
Liberal
Jefferson City, Mo
Senate
Committee On Appropriations
Lowing
Nevada
Ladies’ Musical Club
Render
Miss Jessie Smith
Ren
Har
Vey Keans
Miss Carrie Clarke
Miss Lewis
Messrs. Johnson and Millar
Solo
Mrs. Steele
Israel
Miss Harris
Miss Gentry
Mr. Millar
Miss Clark
Mrs. Lewis
Messrs. Johnson and
Elijah
Arlington Pharmacy
George Goodrich
18Th
Marvin
Wi Sheahan
Belleville
A. Mosimann
G. W. Parker
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