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Newspaper
Sedalia Evening Sentinel
Location
Sedalia, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Mar 06, 1902
Page
8
. Remnant bargains on fine waists fabrics and Oxford suitings offered at 12% to 35c yard. Mill ends denims and stripes in various colors. Big sale Monday morning with coupons for purchases over 5 cents in Ladies Ready-to-Wear. Coupons redeem oak center tables rockers or rattan chairs. lot includes gowns at 48c and more.
Sedalia lodge announces a communication tomorrow evening at 7:30 with Second Degree work planned. Officers E E Codding and F A Sampson sign the notice as WM and secretary.
Advertiser offers 83 reward plus 3 to anyone who provides the name and address of a person with an old sewing machine willing to exchange or someone without a machine who will buy a new drophead Singer on easy terms or cash. Contact WM D Church at 109 Ohio Street Sedalia.
Local notes from Pauline Missouri March 4 1992 report visits to Sedalia and Dresden. Mr William Reavis made a business trip while Mr Robinson plans mail carrier work from Pauline to a north west store. Community members recover from illness and attend a cash Ewers sale. The Eighth grade at Van Natta with Miss Dot Pearson visited Williams studio for portraits. Families move to Kansas and many share social events including an oyster supper hosted by the Royal Tribe at Dresden.
Reports from Pauline and surrounding area detail social visits sales and mobility. C D Rowles buys five young mules and wins a fennel ribbon at a fiddlers contest. Oscar Kemp joins the Royal Tribe of Joseph and plans a Montana departure with his father.
Damaged OCR yields fragmentary lines about a public notice or sale. Readable items mention a local official and a planned action but lack complete details on date, place, or scope. The fragment preserves minimal names and context for a brief newspaper card.
The item notes a pending marriage candidacy for Milton Botts and lists George Ginder in ill health at his Pauline area home. It reports the death of Pearl Hanes, eight, with funeral arrangements set for March 5 from the Hanes residence and burial at Botts graveyard, plus community condolences.
Capt. T. C. Holland returns from St Louis with board actions. Deputy ship abolished and eight to ten supervisors appointed by the Grand Master Workman. Supervisors paid 1.04 per first hundred applications and 0.60 per additional, plus 3.00 to each solicitor per secured application. Bonds of Grand Recorder and Grand Receiver approved at 30 000 each.
A first class young Jersey milch cow is for sale. Inquire at 1003 South Lamine. Contact A. W. Thomas. March 6 edition classified notice.
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