Weaving Rains Mark Favored Season in Loom Trade
A weeklong pattern notes that the rainy season is most favored for weaving. Weavers expect better fiber quality and longer production periods during wet months.
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Newspaper
Sedalia Evening Sentinel
Location
Sedalia, Missouri, United States of America
Date
May 05, 1905
Page
4
A weeklong pattern notes that the rainy season is most favored for weaving. Weavers expect better fiber quality and longer production periods during wet months.
Thiebes-Steirlins Music Co led by J H Clemens will keep piano parlors open on Saturday evenings at 404 Ohio Street to serve customers who cannot visit during the week. Visit to see their piano selection and Regina music boxes. Easy terms or cash sales available, direct from the factory.
An eviction case emerged as attorneys for Collins Furniture Co prepared papers to oust a prominent figure named Famous. The proceedings signal a dispute over property and tenancy with legal filings anticipated.
The Sentinel reports an eviction that will oust the Famous Clothing company from the Second and Ohio street corner store this afternoon between 4 and 5 o'clock. Collins Furniture and Carpet Company holds the lease and plans a glass front over $1,000. legal action by administrator Pregge follows a lengthy dispute over possession and damages.
Announcement states ladies will be admitted free for the opening game next Thursday. The message emphasizes free entry for women as part of the event.
The Sedalia club will admit women free for the May 11 opener against Springfield Highlanders but will charge 15 cents gate and 10 cents grand stand thereafter. Manager Leist cites higher player salaries and operating costs as reasons for the change, noting rival circuits charge 25 cents. Spectators can avoid grand stand seating by riding to the park for 15 cents.
Sedalia edging Joplin 5 to 1 as Gregory drives in the decisive runs with a two bagger and Davis error sparking the Miner rally in the second inning. Morris fanned ten, Davis three, and miscues plus four walks shaped the scoring. Attendance 500 at the game.
Olson makes a stretched, gloved catch on a chaotic wild foal, turning a standout moment of the day into a highlight for viewers and teammates.
The advertisement announces full stock of vallace laces with insertings and edgings to match. Demand is high and manufacturers have little left. prices are described as very moderate.
In a windy inning filled feature, Curtis and Horton split six strikeouts and six walks as Miners edge opponents 9 hits to 6. Nearby, field errors and fly catches spark crowd chatter. A May 8 opener between Topeka and Wichita boosters includes a parade and mayoral first ball toss with prizes for various runs.
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