Local notices and business ads from Taylor's Light Transfer and more
Classified snippets show services from Taylor's Light Transfer with phone 144 and loans from R. A. Higdon at Katie building. Carl A. Guenther promotes a full new line of underwear for all ages. Police Chief Love and family relocate to 820 West Third Street. Frank Gibbons heads the Western Union Telegraph Co. local office.
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Love
West Third Street
Frank Gibbons
Western Union Telegraph Company
Local shoppers flock to Sedalia while fall goods arrive
City businesses report third shipment of fall and winter dress goods arriving as Carl A Guenther promotes low prices. Residents and visitors, including Miss Violet Laupheimer and Judge W S Shirk, attend events and travel to Kansas City, St Louis, and Warrensburg amid shopping and carnival activity.
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O. J. Baum
International Correspondence Schools
St. Louis
Violet Laupheimer
Kansas City
Fred Dawson
W.S. Shirk
Carl A. Guenther
A. L. Dickman
Miami
N. T. Wash Lingle
Clinton
W. G. Shock
Warrensburg
Sedalia
Versailles
Charles Allen
H. A. Schotte
Boonville
P. G. Stafford
Carl A Guenther
Gertrude Swanson
St. Louis Clothing Company
J. S. Calef
Windsor
Huckins House
May Small
Sadie Douglass
Central Business College
Nevada
J. R. Larrimore
Bloomington
Ill
George Miller
Hannibal
Judge Kinsey and Son
Clifton City
Dan Mixer
A. B. Cramer
J. L. Lantz
Lamonte
Clare of South Lamine Street Improves Somewhat
Clare of South Lamine Street, who is very ill, is reported somewhat better today.
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Fannie Matthews
South
Lamine Street
Clare
South Lamine Street
New Candy Palace Sells Cheap Treats
A new shop named Candy Palace opens offering sweets at 10 cents per pound. The ad notes low prices and invites customers to visit the store for July shopping.
Two or three furnished rooms for rent and ads
Notices for room rental at 218 West Fourth Street and a sale of blankets from 45 cents a pair at The Boston on 214 Ohio Street. City bids for sidewalk reconstruction on Broadway Sedalia Missouri tied to ordinances from 1900 and 1901 due by October 21, 1901 with right to reject bids.
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West Fourth Street
Broadway Street
Sedalia
Missouri
Quincy Avenue
Barrett Avenue
Broadway
Grand and
Barrett Avenues
Said Street
Said City
Grand Avenue
Said
Peculiar Divorces Case Hints Sensational Developments
Richard Allen Cox of Kansas City responded to divorce proceedings by claiming he already obtained a divorce from Jennie Cox and custody of their child in Pawnee County Kansas in 1900. The suit, if tried, may reveal sensational details.
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Richard Allen Cox
Kansas City
Jennie Cox
Pawnee County
Kas
Fall Campaign Sale at The Spot Cash Grocer
J. M. Cain announces a fall campaign with surplus goods enough to stock three grocery stores. Prices set to move quickly, inviting customers to come and see at The Spot Cash Grocer, 112-114 West Main, with both phones 151.
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