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Newspaper
Sedalia Evening Sentinel
Location
Sedalia, Missouri, United States of America
Date
May 08, 1902
Page
8
A local retailer offers a season long sale on all ladies tailor made suits and jackets. Every dollar of value or marked price is reduced by 25 cents, applying to the entire stock with no exceptions.
Readable text notes balance of skirts in stock from a manufacturer listing. Mentions quantities and inventory status with emphasis on available styles and sizes. No clear dates or named entities beyond generic references to manufacturers and stock items.
The balance of a recent purchase of manufacturers surplus stock is being sold to raise cash. The auction offers all styles and sizes at a large concession in price with values up to 98e.
Carl A. Guenther offers guaranteed satisfaction with the best bargains and a money back promise. The notice cites 310 Ohio Street as the contact or location for the service.
Heynen's on North Ohio Street advertises the Hoffman Special bicycle the simplest and best wheel yet, urging readers to view them at P. Hoffman's while checking The Sentinel want column for details.
Pi SR SON A i Ss Major Kidd shipped a car load of tine hogs to St. Louis from his farm near Longwood Tuesday. Clarence Schroeder resigned at J. M. Cannon's. G. D. Malone in Knob Noster for John N. Taylor Piano. Mrs. Willis Taylor and Laura of Longwood in the city. The Rev. Father Joseph Glass left for Los Angeles. Mrs. Frank Yonker and children with Miss Wigton returned from California. H. Calef and Dr. Ferguson went to Kansas City for the May festival. Gus Werner to Kansas City. Patrick Sheehan to Warsaw. Sears on business to Tipton and Jefferson City. The Degree of Honor hosts a social at Glass' hall May 8. William Boniface visits Des Moines. Judge Bothwell in St. Louis on business. Mrs. Floyd of St. Louis visiting. S. Urban to Lincoln on business. Robert Wright and Sons paint Lemp's Ice plant and four houses for Knopfli and Hurley. Richard Olmstead and Joseph Imhauser to Los Angeles. Mrs. James Thompson of Kansas City visiting. Mrs. William Bronaugh ill. Mrs. Monroe Licklider returns from Pleasant Green funeral. Captain Billy Mason and Fred Williams go fishing at Pin Hook Bridge. Peter Brandt returns from St. Louis.
Mrs Freese mourns a relative death prompting a call on. Mrs Lottie T Smalley travels to Warrensburg this morning. James Martin of Denver visits his mother Mrs Meyers and leaves on the fast mail for home. John Brandt, formerly M K T blacksmith, goes to St Louis for a position with Spock Contract shop. Anna Rapley and son James Walbridge visit Sedalia relatives.
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