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Newspaper
Sedalia Evening Sentinel
Location
Sedalia, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Sep 06, 1901
Page
8
Bryant Tewmey Dry Goods Co presents new fall skirts and dress fabrics. Fresh basket weaves in black and colors, cheviots, broad cloths, Venetians, and smooth surface materials offered at popular prices. Silks for fancy waists in limited pattern lengths and staple silks in varied widths are featured with guaranteed quality.
On September 6 1901 Sedalia council met with Mayor Babcock presiding and approved August minutes. Officials discussed street openings taxes hospital funds Elks fair street curb lines Vermont avenue and Third street paving. Warrant for coupon interest paid and budget items approved. Also weather forecast calls for partly cloudy with possible showers and cooler conditions into Saturday. E E Codding and F A Sampson signaled church and lodge notices.
The New York World condemns Carrie Nation as a manipulated target in a profiteering road show. It calls for police restraint to stop the spectacle and prevent further insult to women and the community.
All members of Queen City council K and L of S No 564 are requested to attend a regular meeting Saturday evening September 7 for election of officers for the ensuing year and other business. By order of the council J A Starr President T J Robb Corresponding Secretary.
The collections by City Collector Sheerin for August have been credited to various funds as a $1 round trip to Jefferson City via M K T railway. A special train leaves Sedalia at 8 a m.
Prof. C. W. Robbins told a Sentinel reporter on Thursday that attendance at his Central Business College has doubled from last year and matches peak term levels. He expects a very successful year.
London reports intake of more than 4000 tons of ice every day. The figure highlights the scale of ice consumption in the city and its impact on storage and distribution networks.
Candy Palace advertises new phone number 218 and promotes best soda water in Sedalia Otis area.
Cohen Bros on West Main street are finishing a large covered wagon for fair ground transport. It will run Sundays starting this week between Ohio street and the State fair grounds, hourly next week, charging ten cents one way or fifteen for a round trip.
Miss Linnie Thornton daughter of Mr and Mrs James L Thornton wed Aubin T Farris of Sedalia Missouri in a morning service at the First Christian church Rev Allan B Philpott of Central Christian officiated in the pastor’s absence with no attendants present.
J Frost Waddell secretary of the Gallie Lumber Company and Sedalia Business Men's Club is erecting a handsome six room home on Grand avenue between Ninth and Tenth streets. It will feature modern conveniences and quality materials.
Gardeners and farmers will compete for premiums offered by Archias Seed Store. Participants may bring their products to the store or to the fair grounds exhibit. No expense or entry fees are required.
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