Weather and Masonic notices for Friday evening
Fair tonight and Saturday. Friday March 1 1901. Masonic communication at 7:30 PM. All Masons invited. E. E. Codding W. M. F. A. Sampson, Secretary.
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E. E. Codding
Sedalia Evening Sentinel in Sedalia, Missouri
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Newspaper
Sedalia Evening Sentinel
Location
Sedalia, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Mar 31, 1901
Page
7
Granite lodge to meet for first degree work
Granite lodge No. 272 A F A M will meet Saturday night for work in the first degree. All Master Masons are invited. J C Parmerlee W M S M Hodges Secretary. Recoveries from grip show Dr Miles remedies aiding various patients including President McKinley and Speaker Henderson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sedalia Lodge No
A. F
A. M
Granite Lodge No
Missouri Pacific Tie Supply and Construction Hints
Boonville reports the Missouri Pacific contract for river route ties, with 206000 needed near Wolf Point. Bagnell Timber of St Louis is supplying ties and John C Reynolds of St Louis handles grading from Jefferson City to Boonville. Local notices list railroad workers at Parsons Denison Greenville and Dallas and a suit in Lafayette County for 2500 over a barn fire sparked by a railroad fire.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Bagnell
Bagnell Timber Company
St. Louis
Boonville
Missouri Pacific Railroad
Bagnell
Wolf's Point
Bagwell
Missouri Pacific Company
John C. Reynolds
Jefferson City
Advertiser
Lafayette County
Missouri Pacific
John M. Hutchins
Missouri Midland transfer discussed by rail firm agents
A Missouri Pacific official notes James G. Day resigns as assistant claim agent on the Iron Mountain. James H. Amos of Nevada succeeds him and will base at Bismarck as the fourth Nevada man to hold a Missouri Pacific claim agent post. A Missouri, Kansas and Texas agent and J W Conner, a commercial agent for the same line, traveled to Columbia on transfer matters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James G. Day
Iron Mountain
James H. Amos
Nevada
Bismark
Amos
Missouri Pacific
Trains Affected by Crew Layoffs and Suit in Cole County
Chief Dispatcher Boughner of the Katy is ill and several Missouri Pacific staff including conductor C. M. Winner brakemen Goldsmith and Mosher along with Extra Conductor Crawford are laid off or taking leave. Extra Engineer Horton and Rast ran freights. John Franklin sues the M K T railroad in Cole County for 2000 over eye injury. Blue the watchman’s dog performs tricks and may head to a dog and pony show.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boughner
Katy
C. M. Winner
Missouri Pacific
Goldsmith
Crawford
M. L. Norris
Mosher and Nichols
Gallivan
John Horton
Wm. Rast
John Franklin
Cole County
M., K. & T. Railroad
John Blue
Miles' Nervine Pain Pills Fight Grip Suffering
Cincinnati resident Harry Abbott credits Miles' Nervine Pain Pills with ending a two month grip illness and providing lasting relief. The testimonial claims the remedy offered a cure after prolonged suffering.
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Harry Abbott
Cincinnati
Ohio
Elocution Contest at Sedalia College of Music
The program at First M I church featured students from Mrs J M Offield's class with Miss Edna Morris and the Kuhn sisters plus the college orchestra. Zulu Dufur won first prize of 10 dollars for How Ruby Played and Emma Miner took second with Selections from David Harum.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edna Morris
Premium stamps reward purchases at Bryant & Tewmey Dry Goods
The Premium store offers gifts for savings on Yellow Premium Stamps. Bryant and Tewmey Dry Goods provide stamps with every purchase of ten cents or more, encouraging shoppers to collect rewards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bryant & Tewmey Dry Goods Company
Police March Shift List by Location and Officers
A brief notice lists the police shift plan for March detailing assignments by location. East Sedalia assigns Officers Cameron and Ramsey, Ohio lists Officers Wood and Mason, and Main designates Officers Boullt and Bailey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East Sedalia
Cameron and
Ramsey
Ohio
Wood and Mason
Boullt and Bailey
Albert L Berry to Lecture at Broadway Presbyterian
Albert L Berry will lecture Friday evening March 8 at Broadway Presbyterian Church. He will illustrate his talk with four pictures from the Paris exposition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert L. Berry
Broadway Presbyterian Church
Fifteen Dollar Chicken Shipped From Local Poultry Farm
Mr. J. J. Roley, a local poultry farmer, sent a Barred Plymouth Rock pullet to W. C. Schuman of Denver Colorado yesterday. The bird sold for fifteen dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. J. Roley
Plymouth Rock
W. C. Schuman
Denver, Colo
International Correspondence Schools offer home study courses
The notice invites readers to study from home through THE INTERNATIONAL CORRESPONDENCE SCHOOLS in Scranton Pa. It promises access to courses at a low price and urges sending an ad dress to obtain full information without requesting a circular.
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Scranton
Cure Found Using Pain Pills and Nervine
A historical note claims relief and cure after using Miles Pain Pills Nervine and Liver Pills. The statement attributes permanent cure to these remedies despite prior failed attempts.
Pension list increases for local judge and resident
Police Judge Jacob W. Truxel receives a pension increase to a new amount and Hugh Green of Beaman is listed with an original pension of $6. The notice records changes in public pensions for local figures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jacob W. Truxel
Hugh&. Green
Beaman
Fresh Bon Bons and Fancy Chocolates at Loomis Candy Kitchen
Candy shop Loomis announces fresh bon bons and fancy chocolates at 122 Ohio Street. Phi Lambda Epsilon and Reuben Gentry plan a meeting tonight at his home north of Sedalia.
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Loomis’ Candy Kitchen
Ohio Street
Phi Lambda Epsilon Fraternity
Reuben Gentry
Sedalia
Rural Free Delivery Route at Blackwater in Cooper county
A 23 mile rural mail route will be established at Blackwater, serving 495 residents with J. H. Davis as carrier. The notice proclaims readiness to do business and markets local furniture from Helfert & Raiffeisen’s and C. F. Walch's Boston Cafe. Also endorses Red Cross Ball Blue detergent and lists confectionery offerings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blackwater
Cooper County
J. H. Davis
W. L. Jones Announces Transfer and Hauling Services
W L Jones advertises a general transfer business offering coal and wood hauling garbage hauling and moving services. Call telephone 369 for orders.
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W. L. Jones
Tan Shoe Sale At Huyssen & Holm
A local shoe shop announces a limited week sale with men s shoes discounted to 3 50 for 5 00 and 2 50 for 4 00, women s at 2 50 and 1 75, and children s slippers at 10 cents per pair, located at 223 Ohio Street.
Frozen to the Line Monarchy Laundry Ad
A humorous wartime style laundry advertisement urges sending delicate linen to Monarch Laundry to avoid torn fabrics. Chan Van Antwerp, proprietor, offers rough dry at twenty cents per dozen and free ironing of bed and table linen. Telephone 183.
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Chan. van Antwerp
Money Loans Offered on Real Estate Security
Advertisement from Sedalia National Bank by John H. Bothwell offers loans of $1,000 and up secured by real estate. Farm loans at six percent interest with moderate expenses and partial payments allowed.
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