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Newspaper

Sedalia Evening Sentinel

Location

Sedalia, Missouri, United States of America

Date

Sep 06, 1899

Page

8

Great sale of manufacturer samples of dress goods

Wholesale style sale features samples from a top German maker and a Grenoble France glove lot. Dresses fabrics include wool silk mohair and Australian wool with yard prices from 18c to 3.00. widths 3 to 6 samples per type. Also staple goods from Amoskeag and a kid glove bargain at 69c.

United States Gera Germany America Amoskeag Grenoble France

Train schedules and fashion neckwear headline

The item lists free checks for packages and trains alongside a men’s new fall neckwear promotion. Readers are invited to inspect services and browse new seasonal accessories.

Flower Parade line of march and parade participants set

The article outlines a parade schedule starting at 1 30 p m and 7 p m from Leave Liberty park heading through city streets to Ohio and Broadway. It lists marshal Winzenburg sections of mounted police queen escorts the flower parade and many float occupants with dozens of named participants and carriages including Miss Louise Hahn Miss Huckins Mae Small and dozens more in Surrey phaeton buggy and wagon entries with colors and floral themes.

A. W. Winzenburg Mounted Police W. D. Steele R. W. Carr D. H. Smith J. R. Barrett Louise Hahn Surrey Huckins Schlick Chicago Mae Small Beulah Harris Dr. Carter Carter Mary Harris Fletcher Harry Servant Servant Stanley Collins and Crenshaw Phaeton Naomi Walch Chas. Walch Chas Dexter Katie Lamm Easton M. B. Coleman Mesdames Coleman Snitzler Harriet Guild Elizabeth Parsons Alia Hunter Lottie Snow W . Cormay Anna Belle Bessie Bowers Mayme Gentry Nona Wood -Phaeton Paul Sprague Priscilla Martha Sprague H E Crouse J Wilson A. Winzenburg Winzenburg Miss Beensch St. Louis G VT Edgar Serth J. W. Scherubel Mary Smith Maude Adams Sadie Hinkle Misses Brown Harry Willis Belle Bohen Tom Bitler Florence Tyree Blanche B Bronson

Fair Notes on Pickpocket Incident at City Fair

J W Cowan told special officer Price that a pickpocket removed $6 from his back pocket which had been cut away. Mayor John H L Wilson and James W Garrison of Warrensburg attend the fair seeking ideas for a future Warrensburg event.

J. W. Cowan Price John HL. Wilson James W. Garrison Warrensburg Sedalia

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