Fragmented score snippet hints at basketball game
Partial OCR shows a basketball score like 25 to 23 and mentions teens. No clear teams, players, or location readable.
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Newspaper
Sedalia Evening Sentinel
Location
Sedalia, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Oct 17, 1901
Page
8
Partial OCR shows a basketball score like 25 to 23 and mentions teens. No clear teams, players, or location readable.
The article notes Thanksgiving and Christmas gifts and winter crocheting pieces, with gardening tips on pruning and protecting rose trees through winter. It urges women to buy the Delineator for value and household savings across topics.
A seasonable mood grows from a set of useful and valuable achievements. The piece highlights practical efforts and notable acts that elevate daily life and community spirit.
George B. Goodrich advertises services to clean out wells and cisterns at satisfactory prices. Also promotes a 25 cent dinner at McGurren's across from Union Depot, along with offerings of cider apples quinces figs dates walnuts oysters and candy from Candy Palace with phone 218.
Cards announce the marriage of Ida May Shelly of Beaman and Albert Porter of the Salem neighborhood. The ceremony is set for 8 p.m. next week. Shelly is a prominent Beaman social figure. Porter is a respected local young man with strong family ties.
J R Meyers trustee announces private sale of the bankrupt estate of Phil E Ott at the old Bank of Commerce building corner Second and Ohio. Sealed bids for stock fixtures or soda fountain only due by 12 noon October 19 1901 with a $100 certified check per bid. Headquarters view of stock at the Bank of Commerce building. Privilege reserved to reject any or all bids.
Warrensburg Missouri October 17 three weddings of prominent society young people were solemnized last night officiated by Rev H A Denton in ceremonies marking the week’s social milestone with families and friends in attendance.
The article notes several marriages this evening. John Miller wed Miss Emma Morrison at the bride's home at 6 30 p m Reuben Fulkerson married Miss Selma Hyatt at Selma's parents home at 7 p m Albert A Lobban and Miss Louise Clark were married at the Christian church at 8 30 p m
Due to the drought and crop failures Dr. T. T. Major & Son announce limited time discounts on dental services at their office 410 Ohio Street opposite the courthouse. Full set of teeth priced from 1.00, gold and platina fillings 0.75, amalgam 0.60, cement 0.30, extractions painless guaranteed, bridge work specialty.
An advertisement for Monarch laundry invites families to send their washing for prompt careful service. It touts rough dry work at 20 cents a dozen and free flat work ironing. Full particulars available by telephone 183. Charles Van Antwerp, proprietor.
A notice seeks a man to take a big 10c Muesum to Clinton Street Fair from October 16 to 19. It promises money and provides an address and contact at this office.
A letter addressed to Fred Macey Furniture Co in Grand Rapids Michigan has been lost and a reader is urged to return it promptly to R C at the Sentinel office for prompt relief.
Do all kinds of work both in wood and iron. Boiler and engine supplies. Smoke stacks built to order. Bridge bolts tie rods etc. Belting packing etc. Woodsawing machines. Phone 211. T. K. Barley, Prop.
Established trade with low rent and good location. License taxes and insurance paid to next June. Investigate at 106 West Main Street for details and potential purchase.
A brief note announces exclusive golf gloves and mittens designs available in Amsterdam. The item highlights a sole guaranteed line of products.
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