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Newspaper
Sedalia Evening Sentinel
Location
Sedalia, Missouri, United States of America
Date
May 02, 1901
Page
7
A fragmented OCR line notes a 16a use of a substance RHA tucked into unreadable text. Limited readable bits suggest a regulatory or safety context with no clear event or location.
Fair and continued warmth tonight. Friday looks threatening with showers in the western portion of the area.
Benjamin H. Morse who surrendered at the Missouri penitentiary to serve two terms of 18 months each for using the mails to defraud is complimented by the Centenary church board in Terre Haute Indiana. The board plans to continue him in church membership while he serves his sentence, believing his conversion to Christianity is sincere.
The twenty eight Kansas State cows at Manhattan produce between 520 and 565 pounds of milk. No 1166 leads with a peak of 42.2 pounds per day.
Classified repair ad inviting customers to Funk for all kinds of repair work located at 214 East Second Street, promising a full range of services and quick, reliable workmanship.
The issue highlights articles on collateral circulation of the cat after ligation of the postcava the occurrence of the eurozoan genus Rhabdomeson in America and stratigraphy of the McCann sandstone.
Our fountain remains the sole operating feature in the city as Arlington Pharmacy notes it is currently the only fountain in service.
The Rev. C. M. Wickham, pastor of the First Christian church in Sioux City Iowa, has been dismissed from his pastorate for conduct unbecoming a minister of the gospel.
Local shop promotes placing orders for monuments and grave tablets, urging families to secure a lasting tribute. Offers custom designs, pricing clarity, and early ordering benefits for upcoming holiday season.
A Denver Missouri shoe company advertises that all babies born in 1901 will receive their first pair of shoes free. Parents must bring the baby to the store for fitting.
Abilene Kansas is known for two distinctions the home of Senator Burton and the largest merry go round in the United States featuring two organs and thirty six horses.
The piece outlines farmers gaining free mail delivery telephone service heating and water facilities and access to hot and cold water with steam or furnace heat. It predicts that within twenty five years farmers will have electric or motor cars and enjoy modern conveniences.
An old notice advertises Arlington Pharmacy offering high grade perfumes.
Nevada Missouri May 2 Reverend J S Neville Windsor Baptist pastor refused a $50 000 bid for 640 acres of oil land in the Beaumont fields after receiving the offer in Nevada.
Marshall Missouri May 2 George E Osborn of Sweet Springs has received the nomination for the West Point cadetship from this county with Edward S Curtis of Blackburn as alternate.
Chocolate chips are produced in house at the Candy Palace. A local shop offers a range of fresh confections and gift options.
Charlie Bartle and Joe Bowers fished about six miles south of here on Wednesday afternoon and evening but only caught a small string of fish.
A fine stock of ladies and gents purses is offered for sale by Arlington Pharmacy. Also notes a two seated cut under survey in good order with inquiry directed to W. W. Herold.
Leavenworth orator John H. Atwood will deliver the commencement address at Gallatin public schools. The event marks the conclusion of the school year with a formal address and student exercises.
Classified notice asking for a first class barber to apply at once at 103 West Third Street Plaza Barber Shop run by Chas Pudry.
Yesterday a boy named Johnnie collected iron, rags, bones, rubber, metal and bottles then phoned Cohen's at Main and Vermont. A wagon and worker collected the goods and paid him 1.25 dollars. The phones were 263.
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