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Newspaper
Sedalia Evening Sentinel
Location
Sedalia, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Oct 02, 1901
Page
8
The Salvation Army calls on charitable people to support their Harvest Home appeal. Goods for distribution to the poor or sale for funds are welcome, including fruit vegetables fish meat poultry grain bread tea coffee and many other items.
The council will hear light and water questions after a report showing other towns charging lower water rates and a few higher. The light committee may reach terms with Manager Osborne as staff changes and a bridge project near the Lamine river are noted.
Not having what you want, we will happily and quickly order it. Arlington Pharmacy pledges prompt sourcing and swift delivery for out of stock items.
Yesterday marked Boyd Dump of The Sentinel office's twenty-first birthday with a party hosted by his parents Mr and Mrs George Dump of Dumpville. Guests enjoyed games and music with ices cake and fruit. Present were Misses Maggie Farrell Laura Rider Mamie O Brien Eva Goodknight Georgia Bernetha Gussie Rider Annie Davidson Althea Lewis Sallie Kirkman Rosy Lewis Dora Lewis and Messrs Charles Diffendaffer Seda lia William Rider Peter Mike Donohoe John O'Brien Charles Joe Berry Milburn Russell Mowery Himer O Farrell Milton Goodknight Max Reicke Clarence Dump and Richard Stellges of Ionia.
The record lists arrivals of workers across multiple locations. Lester Harwell from Sterritt, J W Setter from Nevada, W F Gordon from Waco, J E Rogers from Stringtown, A H Barnhart from Columbia, D N Wilburn from Eddy, G L Witherspoon from Franklin Junction.
A brief item notes the serious condition of William Rupert, linked to a Missouri Pennsylvania context. The readable fragment provides limited facts, focusing on his critical state. Further details are unavailable in the preserved text.
Adam Ittel, previously reported ill, shows improvement today per his physician.
The Forest Park Comedy company travels to Versailles for four night performances and a matinee headlined by The Engineer. Cast includes Roscoe Parmerlee, George Kohlmer, George Lyons, Miss Chance, Mrs. Parmerlee, Ozie Johnson and pianist Harry Tedford. From Versailles the troupe moves on to Bunceton.
In eight months Meyers' Home Bakery transformed from a small tin oven setup to two large brick ovens, marking rapid scale growth and increased production capacity for the business.
An insect migration swept the city last night as bugs filled streets around electric lights and small flylike insects penetrated screens entering homes. Bugs had been scarce this summer but returned in a final invasion overnight.
Local notice invites patients to leave prescriptions for filling and delivery at Arlington Pharmacy. No further details provided about hours or contact.
WANTED A girl to do general house work. Call at 207 East Sixth street. Meyers' Home Bakery is now putting on a delivery wagon.
A brief note from Boston records mentions a cafe serving Baltimore oysters fresh and in any preferred style, highlighting a casual dining option.
Red Cross Ball Blue is advertised as the best in the world. Large two ounce packages cost 5 cents. Blankets laundered, best in the city. Longan's, phone 154.
Otterville notes from October 1 recount Uncle Green Steele of Sedalia visiting with son James Steele last week. On departure his buggy became uncoupled and threw him from the vehicle. He alighted on his head and neck.
Eagle Hahanaugh Chingachgook presented himself as an Aztec chief to a Chillicothe crowd and then collected money for his alleged medicine, signaling a persuasive but questionable performance.
A local bakery expands service with home delivery of bread described as good home made. The note advises customers to avoid imitations and to use Red Cross Ball Blue Refuse.
A brief notice from Arlington Pharmacy extends gratitude to patrons for their support and ongoing patronage. The message emphasizes appreciation and invites continued business.
Crawford agent notes Meyers' Home Bakery now has two brick ovens and can supply all demands. Handsome display of new Fall Millinery at Miss Younger's Thursday October 3. Walch's fancy Bon Bons and Chocolates are unexcelled here.
H. L. CANNON, Dentist, Room 208 Ilgenfritz Building advertises first class work at living prices with a guarantee. Specializes in plate work and notes a recorg corner and electric elevator access.
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