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Newspaper
Sedalia Evening Sentinel
Location
Sedalia, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Sep 12, 1901
Page
4
Bryant-Tewmey Day Goods Co. promotes Dress Pattern Week with a busy counter, ready steam sponger, and expanded fall dress goods selections. Fresh arrivals include ten new silk waist lengths. Prices listed at 1.00 per yard with displays in the south and north windows showing Silk, Venetian, and Broadcloth fabrics.
Cohen Bros. on West Main street began a large covered wagon omnibus operation Sunday. The service runs hourly between Ohio street and the State fair grounds all week, charging ten cents per ride or fifteen cents for a round trip. Officials promise faster, more comfortable passenger conveyance than railroads.
Found at Snell's hair store 122 West Third Street the patronage of the ladies of Sedalia will be appreciated.
The Sedalia Steam Dye Works announces a new delivery wagon and invites inspection and free estimates citywide. They offer dyeing cleaning and repairing with prompt artistic work and free delivery. Office at 219 South Lamine Street, Queen City telephone 316.
A local retailer at 214 Ohio Street features lace curtains ranging from 38 cents to 69 cents and up to 7 dollars 50 cents per pair. They note competitors charging roughly double these prices.
The public library will close tomorrow from 2 to 6 pm and reopen as usual in the morning and evening.
Complete new line of ladies jackets announced by Carl A. Guenther located at 310 Ohio Street. Old papers for sale available at this office.
In Buffalo on Sept 12 the president's clothing was taken to the Milburn residence after removal at the exposition hospital. His right pocket held 1.80 in currency and a worn silver nugget. a battered coin lay in the left pocket. The wallet contained 45 in bills and old cards, with no letters or papers found. No identification was on him except potential cards.
The Medical Aid Association of America with home office at 220 New Ridge building Kansas City Missouri offers medical and surgical services and medicines up to 80 dollars per year and burial expenses up to 100 dollars in case of death. Local manager E H Chapman rooms 225 and 227 Sigenfritz building Sedalia Missouri.
Notice states readiness to clean out wells and cisterns in a satisfactory manner at prices suitable for all. Located at Eighteenth and Marvin, George B. Goodrich endorses reliable service.
A dog’s loud howl allegedly reveals the whereabouts of a person by asking any nearby resident around Eighth and Elm streets. The tale centers on communal gossip and local curiosity about a missing subject.
In Berlin September 12 diplomatic circles report the Kaiser has sent a strong note to ambassadors of major powers urging an international congress to agree on common measures against militant anarchists who threaten government stability by attacking figureheads. Washington support could spark a congress though no proven effective prevention exists. Public interest in President McKinley’s condition remains high as sympathy pours in.
An ad from Peter Pehl's Wholesale House at 115 West Second St promotes Pehl's Private Stock Aye eight years old packed four quarts in a plain case priced at 3.00 per case. Shipped to an address. A 1 percent guarantee covers misrepresentation with a return at all costs. Also advertises Anheuser Busch beers for wholesale.
Jessie Morrison’s attorney argues for her release with 155 reasons, while Kansas residents favor her remaining in the penitentiary. The case centers on legal strategy and public sentiment as the state weighs clemency versus continued incarceration.
Ad in the Ottawa Republican reads Parties desiring to participate in a forthcoming event or meeting. Only fragmentary text remains readable. Further details and scope are not preserved in the surviving copy.
Jolly Joe Sewell runs a friendly Star saloon at Main and Kentucky offering a fine line of cigars and a variety of drinks. Call in to welcome him if you have seen him.
Ed McGurren at Main and Osage offers Ott’s soda water freshly carbonated and pure. Large luscious bivalves from the East available in any style for 25 cents.
The Webb City commercial club forms a committee to secure the Missouri Pacific extension. Also note Bogar's at 317 Ohio advertising new fall hats.
Baltimore oysters direct now on sale at Candy Palace under new phone 218.
Owing to drought and crop failure Dr T T Major and Son offer limited time dental work at low prices. Prices include gold and platina fillings 0.75, amalgam 0.50, cement 0.60, bridging as a specialty, painless extraction available. Office 410 Ohio Street opposite the courthouse.
The Chain o Lakes in Wisconsin is described as a premier summer outing reached from Chicago and Milwaukee by the Wisconsin Central railway. Electric lines run from depot to lakes with good trout fishing nearby and black bass and pickerel in the lakes. Address Jas C Pond Milwaukee Wis for illustrated booklets.
A retailer touts kid gloves priced 98 cents or 1.50 dollars per pair. They claim each pair is the best quality for the price and emphasize custom hand fitting for customers.
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