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Newspaper
Sedalia Evening Sentinel
Location
Sedalia, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Sep 19, 1901
Page
8
The Sentinel reports non baseball games with results from the National League as Pittsburg 5 Philadelphia 3. Chicago Boston game and New York Brooklyn double header were postponed due to cold and rain.
The notice promotes J. C. Schools English Branches course to help shop or store workers gain enough education to enter business colleges or academies. also offers German French and Spanish to assist entering university. contact O. J. Baum representative at 225 Ilgenfritz building.
G. R. Kenamore former beer inspector and his first deputy DeLisle traveled to Jefferson City to weigh renewing litigation to oust Beer Inspector Crenshaw from office.
Jolly Joe Sewell, known for good drinks and a fine line of cigars, operates at the Star saloon on Main and Kentucky. Call to locate him and visitors are welcome.
G. B. Kelly, formerly of the Moberly Monitor and a leading editor in the state, is recovering after a severe operation performed Monday. He was a prominent figure at the State fair last week.
The Lexington colored baseball team travels to Liberty Park this Sunday afternoon to face the Sedalia Browns in a single game.
The Last Days of Pompeii is planned as a feature of the company entertainment with the audience to be saved from the lava as part of the stage presentation.
Money loans of $1,000 and up at low rates on Pettis county realty. Farm loans available at 5 percent interest with partial payment privileges. J. H. Bothwell.
For sale a good young milk cow with one calf and seven shoots. Inquire of H. A. Cohen at 504 North Grand Avenue.
The article highlights Elizabeth Blackwell as a pioneering woman in medicine, noting her graduation and trailblazing role. It discusses the broader move of women entering professional medical fields and the impact on American society.
The text traces the rise of women physicians from 1849 with a single practitioner to 3000 in Philadelphia by 1889 and about 6000 nationwide by the late 19th century, noting many now maintain lucrative practices.
A local ad promotes umbrellas at record low prices with a cotton Gloria steel red range offered at 38c 60c and 75c Silk Gloria or Mercerized at 98c Fine silks from 1 50 to 3 50 at.
In the center of Liverpool a large roof garden thrives with currants gooseberries and a fine display of outdoor flowers. Exotics grow in a green house. The earth was raised by a lift and the garden is well drained.
Anheuser Busch famous Faust beer, choicest wines and liquors and all leading cigar brands offered at Chris Lange's, 210 West Second Street. Friends invited to call with lunch served each morning from 9 to 12.
Denmark tops global agriculture wealth with £137 per person invested on average. Britain trails with £65 per person, indicating higher per capita farming capital in Denmark.
Miss Kummer reports Sedalia ladies can find Louisvilles leading hairdresser manicure masseuse and hair worker at Snells hair store 122 West Third street. Patrons urged to visit.
Portland Oregon announces an exposition to celebrate the Lewis and Clark expedition of 1804 to 1806. The event aims to honor the opening of the Northwest Territory with ceremonies and displays reflecting early exploration and regional progress.
Teeth extracted by painless method first class work at living prices. All work guaranteed. A specialty made of plate work. H L Cannon, Dentist, Room 208, Ogenfritz Bldg, Secorg cor, electric elevator.
A protracted meeting began at Longwood Presbyterian Church with Rev. Claggett and Rev. Abbott of Springfield Missouri assisting. The sessions were set to continue Sunday evening and may last two weeks or longer.
Carl A. Guenther announces daily arrivals of new dress goods for fall and winter with the latest styles and patterns at 310 Ohio Street.
County Treasurer J. D. Franklin returned from Beaman where he had been at the bedside of his father Judge Willis Franklin who is ill. Judge Franklin is improving and was able to sit up awhile today.
Mourning badges honoring President McKinley are offered for sale at West's McClellan's and Dexters for five cents each.
Rev and Mrs J M Plannett welcome a new daughter born Saturday. Hanna Bros of Knob Knoster shipped 115 head of 1382 pound steers to St Louis Monday night purchased from Bell Hutchison. A son born Sunday to the wife of Howard Saunders, the mail clerk at 1002 East Fourth street. Mr and Mrs Thomas J Pryor of Cairo Illinois, formerly of this city, are the parents of a son born recently. German Pioneer association allows the Elks to close out stock at German Day celebration at Liberty park September 25. Real estate transfer near Otterville James Huntress sold to Jas Thomas and James Huntress bought back the old Huntress property. A girl married last year visited with her baby, the family says the baby is cute but the nights are restless. Rev Fred Pfeiffer pastor of the German Evangelical church went to St Louis to attend the triennial general synod. Pfeiffer is delegate from the Western Missouri district. A son was born Monday to the wife of Delos Niblack of West Fifth street.
Charles W. Stack a University of California regent withdraws from the San Francisco mayoral race citing poverty as the reason.
Four new cake walks and warm numbers half price plus several new songs and waltzes from hits houses. A run of music for a few days with sale of five pieces for $1 at S M Walker 514 Ohio Street.
A wealthy Miller county resident undertakes a personal project near his home constructing an elaborate tomb with his own hands. The unusual endeavor highlights wealth and eccentricity as he prepares a private burial site locally.
Best 4 percent offer for dinner in the city described as McGurren's opposite Union Depot.
St. Joseph residents endure slower postmaster appointment despite a five cent drop in ice cream soda prices. The lightened cost aims to curb heat but officials delay continues to frustrate locals.
Local shop Bogar's invites customers to view the new fall millinery line. For details call 317 Ohio to arrange a visit or inquire about availability and styles.
Harmony Baptist Association convenes at County Line Church six miles northwest of Lamonte on September 25 for a three day session.
A Raymonaville writer reports the Sunday school fell silent amid terrible dust conditions. The piece notes residents struggle to attend events and cites the harsh dust as a key factor in the decline of church participation.
For sale in large and small lots of farming land in Wharton county Texas with easy terms. Advertisement urges Sunny South for health boasting mild winters. Also notes Prof Jack Duncan the blind phrenologist and clairvoyant in Sedalig at 135 East Cooper Street offering daily readings and future revelations from Archias seed store hours.
A man and wife seek furnished rooms with light housekeeping duties. Contact the Sentinel office for details.
Shoppers admire a display of stylish fall hats at Bogar's located at 317 Ohio. The window features a curated selection suitable for cooler days and festive outings.
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