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Newspaper
Sedalia Evening Sentinel
Location
Sedalia, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Sep 02, 1901
Page
8
A small East Sedalia boy was arrested Saturday morning by Officer Boullt on information from a resident. The boy was charged with fighting his son. Acting Police Judge Rogers fined $5 and sent the boy to jail.
Having purchased the Fulton Market restaurant from Messrs Byard and Guenther the business will close for rebuilding. Improvements will take about five weeks and Sedalia will have one of the finest and best appointed resorts in the state, a source of pride for every Sedalian.
While in St. Louis last week N. H. Gentry attended a meeting of stockmen from across the United States. They will form a committee to safeguard their interests at the Worlds Fair in St. Louis.
This week offers ostrich plumes for 25c 39c and 69c and up. Shoppers are invited to choose from a range of feathers at prices stated with a promotional tone.
Local ad urges readers to try Avansino's for top ice cream in town. It promotes quick service and mentions Ott's Wheelon five cents as a prompt delivery item.
The J. West Goodwin Printing company produced vivid chromatic hangers for the Elks. The posters feature gradual color shading and are expected to attract attention when displayed in various locations.
The Cincinnati Enquirer pays $56,000 in cash premiums for the nearest correct guesses on Ohio’s total vote. Ohio election occurs Tuesday November 5 for governor officers and legislators. The new legislature will choose a U.S. senator to succeed Senator Foraker. Weekly prizes of $50 await the largest club guesses.
E G Cassidy and company announce a new bottled beer named Falstaff from the William J. Lemp Brewing Company. The brewer pledges Falstaff as the finest beer offered to the trade and invites trial orders, noting customer satisfaction.
City Engineer C H Zoll completes a new drive linking Main street with the boulevard to the state fair grounds. The roadway runs along the west side of Liberty park.
M Weisburg the men’s tailor sues to protect a neat card his friends and customers received showing in schedule details about his dress charts.
Enthusiasm runs high as Bryant-Tewmey expands stock for a larger fall showing with more goods and better selections. New shipments will be distributed to departments. preparations boost for the State fair and Elks street fair. A wide range of items priced for curb and counter.
A description of a versatile dress design for men intended to fit any hour and occasion. The concept emphasizes clever construction and practical novelty, suggesting a single outfit adaptable to diverse settings and uses.
The Bird Family troupe enjoyed a Friday evening at Mr. Charles Koock's home 319 WesTenth Street with refreshments and music. Prof Jack Duncan the blind phrenologist and clairvoyant has returned to Sedalia and is now at 135 East Cooper Street offering readings.
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