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Newspaper
Sedalia Evening Sentinel
Location
Sedalia, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Sep 16, 1901
Page
8
Real estate transfers listed across Sedalia townships and streets. Urban properties change hands from Grizzeller Steel to Clarence Steel and others as sheriff deeds and trustees deeds appear. Citizens prepare for union memorial services at First Methodist Church on Thursday at 1 30 p m to honor the nation s dead with a full program led by local clergy and officials.
Advertises unlined skirt fabrics with varied prices and weights. Pebble cheviot at 54 inches and no lining needed sells for 1.50 per yard, extra heavy cheviots and Meltons priced at 1.25 per yard, basket weaves at 1.50 per yard in greens browns blues tans and black.
Until closed out commencing to morrow all fancy hose priced 50c now 35c per pair. About twenty dozen ladies fast black lace stripe stockings at 35c. Venetians and broadcloths in four qualities with new colorings. All-wool Venetian cloth 54 in wide priced $1.25. Child’s fast black stockings 10c. Monday and Tuesday 16th and 17th values include 50c yd prints and 3 to 4c percale prints. New denims 18c yd. Miss Read will supervise with six experienced skirt and waist makers on duty.
At First Christian church memorial services were held for President McKinley with talks by Mayor J L Babcock Judge G W Barnett and others. Music led by Mrs W D Steele was praised. At First Congregational Rev Ferner delivered a discourse on The Death of President McKinley What Does It Teach Us.
The Central Presbyterian pastor preached on the late president’s death citing I Kings and urged national sorrow across creeds. He warned against rash wrath toward the slayer and urged reflections on the president’s life with hopeful lessons.
The service for St Patrick’s congregation featured hymns Lead Kindly Light and Nearer My God to Thee sung with feeling. Preparations are underway to reopen the juvenile and sodality libraries for younger members of the parish.
John Kaiser returns to activity two weeks after toe amputation surgery. He must heal before resuming full duties, with medical care and rest aiding his recovery.
Archias Seed Store offered premiums for top displays at the state fair. T. Cully won first for display vegetables and peppers, Mrs. H. W. Newcomb second, Fred Consley third. J. B. Ashbrook won largest watermelon, F. Ray largest sweet potatoes, Mrs. C. R. Stevens largest muskmelon, and Pius Kessler largest beets.
Display items include sweet peas nasturtiums and vegetables from multiple growers. Notable entries show largest turnips from J Brown largest Irish potatoes by L Murthy largest sweet potatoes by F Ray and J J Lowry largest squash by Mrs M Smith best display field coin awarded to P Kessler J B Ashbrook and A C Dow.
Bunceton has purchased the large hardware store of Schwickrath and Kline located in Bunceton. The retiring firm will relocate to Tipton.
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