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Newspaper
Sedalia Evening Sentinel
Location
Sedalia, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Oct 11, 1901
Page
8
Sedalia Lodge No 236 of the A F and A M will hold a special communication Friday at 7 30 PM for work in the First degree. All Masons are invited to attend. E E Codding W M F A Sampson Secretary.
We debunk reports of small inferior coal and announce readiness to supply patrons with coal of the best quality. Our offer lets any store in town burn our coal against rivals to prove superiority. We are Missourians, born and bred, promising hot coal at close prices.
Billy Day the barber adds improvements at his alley shop and raises the price for a shave from 10 to 15 cents. Loyal customers petition for the old rate, and a notice promises a 15 cent shave for 10 cents after the appearance of the notice.
The originator of the 25 cent price on popular music in Sedalia continues to handle all the latest successes with new issues from leading publishers arriving weekly at 510 Ohio Street.
Money loans of $1000 and up offered on Pettis county realty with the lowest rates and best terms. Farm loans available at 5 percent interest with partial payment privileges. J H Bothwell attorney Sedalia National Bank Building.
Whipple Coal Co invites customers to buy coal at the downtown office on 503 Ohio Street or yard office on 819 East Third Street. Ty. F. Norris aids at the yard office and phone contact is 48.
Movement among Western railroads to abolish annual passes meets little complaint from those who do not hold them.
T E Sheerin announces that the current year tax books for Sedalia Missouri have been placed in his hands for collection. He notes the office is in City Hall and hours are from 8 a m to 5 p m.
Expressions of gratitude from John Hendricks Minnie C Hendricks and Robert Hendricks for aid and sympathy during the illness and death of their mother Mrs Mary C Hendricks. Removal Shoe sale now on at 20 per cent discount Huyssen Holm. Sedalia post office crook tale noted with a girl package theft incident and non delivery.
Advertises a surplus of goods to stock three grocery stores with prices set to sell quickly. Cain invites patrons to visit The Spot Cash Grocer at 112-114 West Main, with both phones 151 listed.
George B. Goodrich announces ready service for cleaning wells and cisterns at satisfactory prices. Located at Eighteenth and Marvin with Bell Telephone 176 for contact.
All passengers on the southbound Forest Park line must use Sixteenth Street and Grand Avenue cars and transfer at the M K and T crossing because a new crossing is being installed starting October 10.
IS IT BLANKETS You want We have a large assort ment from 45c a pair and up. THE BOSTON 214 Ohio Street Two or three furnished rooms for rent 218 West Fourth street FOR RENT A fine Chickering upright piano for rent on good terms Address S Sentinel Kimball pianos new location 510 Ohio.
Telephone No. 257 lists rail fare deals including St. Louis round trip $5.65 October 6 to 11 and other city pairs like Minneapolis $15.40 with multiple October dates. Kirksville $4.15 October 15–16, Clinton $1.20 October 16–20, Moberly $2.45 October 24, 26, 27. Return validity through late October with option to extend by 50 cents to October 31.
The wedding of Henry Bahrenburg and Pauline Eckhoff of Cole Camp will take place Thursday morning October 24 at the bride's home.
Early Rose and Burbanks potatoes selling for 1.10 dollars a bushel in five bushel lots or more. Chas L Keck operates Lafayette Market and can be reached by phone at 264.
The Oregon toppled Oquendo and crippled Vizcaya amid hostile actions, sinking the Colon's prospects as the sea clash reshaped control.
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