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Sedalia Evening Sentinel

Location

Sedalia, Missouri, United States of America

Date

Oct 16, 1901

Page

5

Lover's Lane at Wood's Friday night praised by critics

Mrs. George Garland returns from Kansas City visits as Wm. A. Brady brings Lover's Lane to Wood's next Friday night. The show garners New York and Chicago praise with the same company and scenery, while local ads promote fall and winter goods and a broad line of underwear.

George Garland Kansas City Wm. A. Brady Wood J. A. Brown C. A. Schlotzhauer Smithton Is. C. Leiter George K. Mackey Fio Mackey Brady Lover’s Lane Bessie Kahrs Ashland Ill J. Y. Beate Otterville Carl A. Guenther F. E. Hoffman, Jr George Hoffman Robert Johns Arthur Crandall Harry Sinnett Camden County New York Chicago Jennie B. Fast Joliet, Ill J. K. Sanders Washington Avenue W. N. Rodecker W. Dow Wagonmound N. M W. T. Chatham Nelle Carter Lamonte W. H. Oglesby John R. Clapton Pettis County Marshall

Bankrupt Ott estate sale planned at old Bank of Commerce

Private sale of stock and fixtures of Phil E. Ott bankrupt estate at the old Bank of Commerce building corner Second and Ohio on October 19 1901. Sealed bids for stock or soda fountain allowed up to 9 00 am October 19 1901 with $100 certified checks. Bids may be rejected at will.

Phil E. Ott

Wild steer causes panic at Lexington bank window

A steer crashed through a plate glass window at a Lexington bank, triggering a panic. Clerks panicked more than depositors as the animal charged the lobby.

Lexington

Scott's Emulsion Ad for Delicate Children

An advertisement urges parents to use Scott's Emulsion for growing children showing months of strength and health gains. It markets the product as a food and medicine, claiming it helps children grow taller stronger and healthier, priced at $1.00 and available at all druggists.

Scott

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