Democrats Meet in Sedalia Ward Nominating Meetings
The Democrats of Sedalia hold ward meetings Friday March 15 1901 at 7 30 pm to nominate aldermen and select delegates to a city convention Saturday March 16 1901 at 8 pm to nominate a school director and confirm alderman nominations. Each ward lists its meeting place and delegate numbers with M W Cadle as chairman and F K Hatton as secretary.
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Democrats
City of
Sedalia
Court House
W L Jones Offers General Transfer and Hauling
W L Jones advertises a general transfer business including coal and wood hauling zgarbas hauling and moving services. Orders can be placed by calling telephone number 369.
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W. L. Jones
Try Whipple's Coal for Longest Burn and Best Heat
Whipple's coal is advertised as burning longest and heating hottest with guaranteed satisfaction. Prompt delivery and fixed prices offered from the downtown office at 219 Ohio street and phone 43.
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Whipple
Ohio Street
For Sale Concord Wine at Sedalia Mo
Commercial notice offering Concord wine for sale at a reasonable price. Sale point is H F Luneburg located at the northeast city limits of Sedalia Missouri.
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Concord
H. F. Luneburg
Sedalia
Texas Wonder Kidney Cure Promoted in 1900 Ad
An old advertisement claims Hall's Great Discovery Texas Wonder cures kidney and bladder troubles including gravel diabetes and rheumatism. It offers a one bottle two months treatment for 1 sent by mail and lists Dr E W Hall as manufacturer with testimonials from Huntsville Missouri in 1900.
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Hall
E. W. Hall
P. O. Box
St. Louis
Huntsville
C F Walch's Boston Cafe Advertises Confections
Puritan biscuits fancy cakes and ice cream promoted for wholesale and retail by C F Walch's Boston cafe. The ad highlights fine confections bread ice cream and water ices with both wholesale and retail sales.
Stray Items Reflect Witty Social Quips on Love and Life
A collection of brief aphorisms on marriage gender roles and social behavior. Wry observations cover husbands wives and everyday interactions, exploring love listening public opinion and the ease of reputations with pointed humor. The tone imitates a late era newspaper miscellany.
Nautical Parrots Recall a Sailor's Parrot Companions
A Boston street scene ties a returning sailor to his Africa coast parrots. Parrots traded for trinkets learned nautical orders aboard ship and later identified the narrator when the same bird shop parrot cried Master. The tale ends with the bird recognizing its old master on Tremont Street.
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Portsmouth
Tremont Street
Boston
Africa
Pointed Paragraphs Of Witty Domestic Proverbs
A collection of aphoristic lines humorously linking gender roles, temper, and social norms. Satirical quips compare wives and mothers in law, highlight temper as perfume, and joke about borrowings and lawsuits. The text blends pithy maxims on human behavior with playful moral observations.
Mystery Customer Mistaken For Barrie Fan In Chicago Bookstore
A young man asked for Barrie’s latest book but left an order instead of buying. A week later a clerk misidentified him as a customer and called him over, saying Margaret Ogilvy waited. The stranger protested he did not know Miss Ogilvy and had no relation to the order.
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Chicago
Barrie
Margaret Ogilvy
Muntzel Drug Co
Versailles
Rumo
Nightly Visit Ends With Early Morning Work
A couple shares a tender exchange as she begs him to stay, but he must rise at seven for work. She remarks night still lingers while he exits to complete his chores, and he dutifully dusts before leaving for the store.
Hiram Returns With Counterfeit Coins
Mrs. Corntessel notes the city has quieted in six months and observes Hiram’s return from a trip with two counterfeit dollars and a plugged fifty-cent piece, contrasting past hopes of gold bricks or sacks of sawdust.
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Hiram
Mrs. Corntessel
Meaning of Jubilee Recalled in Pall Mall Article
In a Pall Mall Magazine sketch on 1897, A Quiller-Couch recounts a Dartmoor anecdote about the word jubilee. An elderly woman explains it as a golden wedding if the husband is alive after fifty years, and a silver jubilee if he has died.
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Pall Mall
A. Quiller-Couch
Dartmoor
Remorse Letter After Wichita Burglary Sends Partial Restitution
About a year after a Wichita Kansas burglary in which a pocketbook with $60 was stolen the owner received a letter with a $10 bill and a note confessing the theft. The writer cites illness and remorse and promises to send more money when remorse returns.
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Witchita
Kan
Misunderstanding at Photograph Gallery
A fragmented exchange shows Young Mr Bizz consulting a portrait studio proprietor Miss Frame about a photograph session. The quirky dialogue hints at anticipation and style as characters discuss what to wear and how to present themselves for the shoot.
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Bizz
Photograph Gallery
Carsar
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Gates
Second Ward
Dele
Third Ward
Fourth Ward
M. W. Cadle
City Central Committee
F. K F. Hatton
Chas. Clingen Peel
J.W. Byler
Os8ic & St
McGinley Bros Grocers
John H. Clapton
Missouri Trust
F. J. Sans Benoy
RA Sangree & Lamm
Obie Street
Tous Edaltia, MO
Hemphill & Reeves
G. Burton
Vermont
Main Sts
Son Co Dy CO
Chicaga
Chas. van Actwerp
Katie Bidg
Texas
C. F. Walch’s
Boston Cafe
Nature
Anorea
National Lead Company
Sam
National Lead CO
Clark Ave
Teath St
St. Louis, Mo
Muntzel Drug Company
Versailles, Mo
P. Damph
Col
RL. Harriman
Bunceton Mo
Inderses Rumo
Budeceton, Mo
R. L. Harriman
Missouri Trust Company
Fourth
Ohio Streets
Locust Streets
Poultry Street
London, Eng
Lulhnsjno
C. Wilkinson
Geo. L. Faulhaber
O. A. Crandall
Jno
Wena
Fred Rinkle
Saram Grand
Dura Shur
Stafford Press
Church St
New Haven
Cons
Meltor
Theodore
Roosevelt
Alaska
Australia
the Outing Publishing Co
Fifth Ave
New York City
Russell
W. Main
Koappén
Violet