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Newspaper
Sedalia Evening Sentinel
Location
Sedalia, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Oct 01, 1901
Page
5
A Missouri county tale notes quail killing laws, a Spickard boy survives a cistern fall with a pail handle in his mouth, Elder Hardesty’s foghorn voice reaches miles, and a couple wed after shouting across a creak to be joined as husband and wife.
Kansas town Grinnell passes an ordinance banning social drinking. A man may drink alone, but if a second man arrives he must drop his glass and run, enforcing prohibition on paired consumption.
Dana E Bul ler, son of Chaplain B F Buller and a former city minister, died in Port Limon Costa Rica on September 9 due to yellow fever. He worked in a railroad company office there.
Local ministers from Trenton file a remonstrance against Sunday concerts by a band at the town theatre, arguing the religious day should be reserved for worship and rest.
W L Jones calls attention to his general transfer business offering coal and wood hauling garbage hauling and moving of all kinds for friends and customers.
Large luscious bivalves direct from the East offered in any style at 25 cents. Ed McGurren located at Main and Osage.
The Arlington Pharmacy advertises careful service and pre sided prescriptions using the purest goods obtainable, emphasizing quality and attention in its pharmaceutical department.
Bard Jeweler promotes a week long removal sale on clocks bric-a-brac and fancy goods with a ten percent discount across all items available.
S. L. Lipscomb will call on merchants and business men for advertising and orders for a new tax payers directory.
Bard's Jewelry Store announces a special discount this week as it moves to a new location. The sale emphasizes reduced prices on selected pieces and limited time availability for customers.
A brief note states Red Cross Ball Blue is the best in the world, highlighting two ounce packages priced at five cents.
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