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Newspaper
Sedalia Evening Sentinel
Location
Sedalia, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Oct 01, 1901
Page
4
Kehl's Meats promotes fresh, killed to order products with prompt delivery and the lowest prices in town. The ad emphasizes quality and value to attract customers.
Carl A Guenther invites the public to call and see his new full stock of handsome dress goods underwear and hosiery at 310 Ohio street Prices cannot be equaled in Sedalia Arlington Pharmacy 508 Ohio street offers prescription fulfillment at reasonable prices for high quality goods
I am prepared to clean out wells and cisterns at prices that suit everybody. George B Goodrich at Eighteenth and Marvin advertises service. The Arlington Pharmacy prescription department proclaims itself first in the city.
Walter Ott left for Joplin. Red Milley visited St Louis. J. K. Kidd went to Red Cloud Neb. M. H. Morris on a Lamonte trip. W. D. Johnson from Knob Noster. Dr. Tucker opened an office in Ilgenfritz building. Betsy Hile in town. Frank Doble joined Sedalia National Bank. Several locals and visitors to Warrensburg Sedalia and surrounding towns. Yeater heard evidence in Wentzenburg Keisling account case.
The city police force has been assigned transfers with staff placements listed by area. East Sedalia sees Wood and Donahue. Ohio Street features Boullt and Leftwich. Main Street includes Bailey and Eckhoff. North Side gains Jim Newbill. Robert Ramsey serves as sanitary officer.
Lawyer Bowron tells The Sentinel that Will McVey is not made a partner but is employed as an assistant. The clarification implies McVey’s role remains subordinate with no ownership or partnership rights.
Arlington Pharmacy at 508 Ohio Street offers prescription filling regardless of physician, assuring access for patients.
An early 20th century exhortation advises young men to specialize rather than be generalists. The Londoner replies, “I can do anything,” but the ambassador warns workers to focus on one line of work. Enroll in courses at the I. C. Schools to master a single skill and stand out for employer recognition. O. J. Baum, 225 Ilgenfritz Building.
The ladies of Sedalia secure the services of Louisville's leading hair dresser, manicure, masseuse, and hair worker at Snell's hair store, 122 West Third street. Arlington Pharmacy asks for patronage and thanks customers.
The notice announces Big Bargains selling a full line of gooking and hears ing stores at reduced prices. Shoppers are urged to visit the store to take advantage of sale pricing and limited-time offers.
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