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Newspaper
Sedalia Evening Sentinel
Location
Sedalia, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Oct 16, 1901
Page
3
A fragment notes Moerschel Brewing Co with telephone number 214 and a line about 65c a case or pints, suggesting a price listing or advertisement for beer products.
J D Rucker formerly of the Hotel Huckins was robbed of over 1200 dollars in St Louis after showing his money to a former railroad friend. He was found later in an alley dazed with a cut on the head. Two men are in custody and a Sedalian is being sought. Joseph Lorenz of St Joseph and Miss Mary Lorsbach of this city plan to marry next Wednesday at Sacred Heart church with a reception to follow at the bride’s parents’ home.
Camp Branch Missouri hosts a pleasant Wednesday night ball led by Clusen Morris with several Sedalia couples in attendance. The page also carries multiple local ads and brief notices for remedies and products from Chamberlain's and DeWitt's lines, with small town testimonials and physicians' endorsements interspersed.
A district teachers association has been formed in central Missouri embracing Howard Saline Chariton Randolph Cooper and Boone counties. The group aims to coordinate efforts among educators across multiple counties and bolster professional standards.
A testimonial from J. M. Seals of Nashville praises S S S for curing scrofula and blood poison by rebuilding the blood. The ad claims inherited taints can be removed, urges readers to request a free book, and notes free medical advice from The Swift Specific Co. Atlanta GA.
Staff Captain Sammons from St Louis will lead a special Salvation Army meeting at the army hall on Kentucky street between Main and Second streets on Thursday October 17 1901. All are invited for a profitable time as the speaker is an experienced officer who will interest listeners.
The message predicts the scheme to abolish the title of colonel in Kentucky will fail just as prior efforts to end prohibition in Kansas and challenges to Democratic majorities in Texas.
Misses Lizzie and Emma Landmann have returned from a visit in Kansas City. The sisters traveled for a brief sojourn and are now back home.
Large bivalves offered at 25 cents each direct from the East. Ed. McGurren operates at Main and Osage announcing availability and price for customers seeking fresh shellfish.
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