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Newspaper
Sedalia Evening Sentinel
Location
Sedalia, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Oct 21, 1901
Page
6
Best 45c dinner in the city at McGurren's opposite Union Depot. Baltimore oysters fresh in any old way. Boston Cafs. Eat Koeppen's home made bread on sale at greenhouse Sixth and Ohio.
An English cat show tale recalls Charles Dickens as a lover of animals with his favorite cat Williamina. The cat's kittens caused playful chaos in Dickens study until the mother cat claimed them, and one deaf kitten became known as the master's cat for ever by his side. The piece ends with a stray advertisement for men’s double fleece underwear at 50 cents in Boston.
A brief notice promotes Sweet cider and fruit items including apples quinces figs dates walnuts and Baltimore oysters. Candy Palace offers these goods and provides phone contact 218.
Miss Russell announces in Sedalia the hiring of a veteran lady tailoress now ready to deliver up to date fashions and quality work. Parlors over Hicks' Grocery at 412 Ohio street offer her services.
Foley's Kidney Car advertises kidneys and bladder for Prof Jack Duncan the phrenologist and fortune teller returning to the city at 135 East Cooper street from 9 to 10 am and 1 to 8 pm. The Sedalia Steam Dye Works adds a delivery wagon and offers free city estimates for dyeing cleaning and repairs with free delivery from 219 South Lamine Street. Queen City telephone No 716.
T. K. Barley, proprietor, lists woodwork and ironwork services plus boiler and engine supplies and smoke stacks built to order. Loomis' Candy Kitchen relocates to the Bard jeweler space at 308 Ohio Street offering fresh caches and new daily treats. visit today.
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