Weather Outlook: Cloudy Sky With Rain Likely
The forecast calls for cloudy conditions tonight with possible rain on Tuesday. Temperatures will be cooler tonight and on Tuesday, bringing likely showers and a chilly feel.
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!
This newspaper page contains 39 articles. Subscribers can read the full text of each article.
Newspaper
Sedalia Evening Sentinel
Location
Sedalia, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Sep 23, 1901
Page
7
The forecast calls for cloudy conditions tonight with possible rain on Tuesday. Temperatures will be cooler tonight and on Tuesday, bringing likely showers and a chilly feel.
The Woodmen of the World designate the M K and T railway as the official line for a Nevada log rolling on Thursday September 26. An excursion train leaves Sedalia at 7 40 am for one dollar round trip with a thousand dollars in cash prizes. Band contests drills grand flambeau parade and fireworks planned with Seymour Guards of Omaha Nebraska in attendance. Returning train leaves Nevada at 11 pm.
No matter who your physician is we understand his prescriptions and will be happy to fill them for you at reasonable prices for the high quality of our goods. Arlington Pharma Cy, 508 Ohio Street.
For sale the stock of new and second hand goods at 106 West Main street. License on stock paid to March 1. Lease on room expires March 1. Good established paying business. Owner resigning for a better position. Inquire at the address above. J. H. Lawler.
A sequence of property transfers lists Edwin H. Merry and wife to Ernest D. Martin on the northwest corner of Fourteenth and Thompson. Elizabeth Leech et al to Elmer C Frank on the southeast corner of Sixth and Missouri. and various other deeds including administrator deeds for W. Ed Crawford estate and property exchanges on Prospect Street. The entries cover parcels in Flat Creek and Blackwater townships, Sedalia area, with multiple parties including Amanda F Crawford and John P Higgins, among others.
An advertisement volume claims indigestion and dyspepsia ruin lives and that Hostetter’s Stomach Bitters can restore health by normalizing digestion. It asserts relief from constipation biliousness and nervous debility.
Several deeds recorded including H. J. Hoffman to D. P. Farrell for property on East Fifth Street near Emmett Avenue. 232 E. J. Knox to Mary Hallahan for 80 acres in Smithton. Martin Bloch to Mary Whitson for land on North Washington Avenue. B. F. Hughes to Mrs. Ellen Tuberty for property on East Broadway between Ingram and others.
Arlington Pharma Cy announces SERVANT'S CREAM a skin salve aimed at treating severely chapped hands. Distribution details and availability are not specified in the readable text.
Cards announce the marriage of Miss Sarah Estelle Fitschen and Mr. Lloyd Quinn Swarner, Tipton's prominent young people. The ceremony will take place on September 25.
We are offering ten percent off on all clocks bric-a-brac and fancy goods this week at Bard Jeweler.
Special M K and T line train leaves Sedalia at 7 40 a m for Nevada round trip with a dollar fare. Prizes total 1000 dollars for drill teams and band contest. Grand parade and nighttime fireworks feature. Seymour Guards of Omaha Nebraska will attend. Return train departs Nevada at 11 p m. Don’t miss this event.
W L Jones calls attention to a general transfer business offering coal and wood hauling garbage hauling and moving of all kinds to friends and customers in the area.
The Boston Store at 214 Ohio Street features the latest millinery styles with quality comparable to top brands and prices significantly lower, inviting shoppers to compare and save.
The Boston Store at 214 Ohio Street advertises blankets comforts outing flannels canton flannels underwear and gloves with prices said to be lower than elsewhere.
The Arlington Pharmacy at 508 Ohio Street offers prescription filling regardless of physician.
Jolly Joe Sewell runs a welcoming Star saloon at the Main and Kentucky corner offering a fine line of cigars and a wide assortment of drinks. Call at once and drop in to see the friendly service.
Price our new wool and wash dress goods. Fall and winter stock now on hand. Carl A. Guenther, 310 Ohio St.
A notice seeks a young man to learn a trade and directs applicants to apply at 313 Ohio Street.
George Longan a local laundryman killed a large black snake six feet long found in the road five miles west of the city Sunday. He tied the carcass to the rear of his buggy and it was seen by numerous Sedalians last evening.
All those patent medicines advertised in the papers are fresh in stock at the Arlington Pharmacy.
In police court this morning James Larrimore was fined five dollars and costs for intoxication and Krone five dollars and costs for trespassing in the Missouri Pacific yards.
Twelve farms in Alaska cover 159 acres in total and earned 8046 dollars in 1900. High local market prices boosted profits, reflecting the era's agricultural activity.
The Queen of Portugal is noted as an exceptionally athletic ruler who enjoys swimming. At Cascais she swims farther from shore than other bathers, highlighting her prowess and fondness for the water.
In Lawrence Kansas a 1878 graduating class of forty girls shows thirty three married and mothers of two hundred fifty children. The report highlights the social trend and family formation among former students.
Rev Theo Hoefer of Higginsville filled the pulpit at the German Evangelical church during Pastor Pfeiffer's absence at a St. Louis conference and delivered an excellent discourse. Rev Joseph the Clinton district presiding elder preached at the M EB church South with the Lord's Supper administered.
Special exercises at the First Christian church feature songs by Central Business college students a poem by Miss Bouldin and a solo by Mrs. MacGugin Miss Yeater led the meeting and Miss Frances Carter reviewed the endeavor lesson The attendance at church meetings has grown from 40 to 155 Miss Clara Smith hosts a social next Friday at 806 East Broadway
Money loans of $1,000 and up offered at the lowest rates and best terms on Pettis county realty. Farm loans available at 5 percent interest with partial payment privileges. J. H. Bothwell, attorney and counselor, Sedalia National Bank Building.
British medical journals advocate producing ozone at reasonable cost to purify air in tunnels sewers and other London spaces. The claim stresses artificial ozone as a solution for improving air quality in confined urban environments.
Bard's Jewelry Store advertises umbrellas at half price in a clear sale notice. Shoppers are invited to visit the shop for discounted umbrellas and related offers while supplies last.
Insurance company data show that dangers of inheriting cancer are not as high as commonly believed. The findings suggest inheritance plays a smaller role in cancer risk than public assumption.
Noting stock gaps, ARLINGTON PHARMACY offers four new cake walks at half price and warm numbers from hits. The shop runs music for a few days and sells five pieces for $1. S. M. Walker, 514 Ohio Street.
Advertisement offers farming land rice land ranches garden and prairie land for sale in large and small lots at low figures on easy terms. Promotes Sunny South climate with mild winters and cool summers. For more information write R. Martin Louise Wharton county Texas.
Bottled at the distillery Pehl’s Private Stock aged eight years sells four quarts per case at 3.00. Shipped to any address with return and cost paid if not as represented. Marketed for medicinal and family use by Wholesale House at 115 West Second St. Phone 93.
Indications point to an early winter season with buyers urged to complete orders, choosing among seven selections from top suppliers. Some articles may not be available on the second day of sale, prompting shoppers to act now.
Blankets in lightweight to heavy weights suit mild to severe weather with new borders and plaids. Prices run from 75 cents per pair to 7.50, including an all wool gray blanket at 2.98, cotton blankets at 75 cents to 1.50, and white wool colored blankets with blue or pak borders from 4.00 to 6.50 per pair.
Miss Lillie Mannes was struck by Missouri Pacific passenger train No. 1 at noon Sunday near the Jefferson City depot and suffered severe injuries including multiple fractures. She is the daughter of P. C. Mannus, a fireman on the Bagnell branch, and was well known locally. The incident is blamed on an obstructing box car that blocked her view of the approaching train.
A local notice from Arlington Pharmacy invites customers to have pres prescriptions left with them for filling and delivery, signaling a new service option for residents seeking convenient access to medications.
Walnut taffy from the Candy Palace is now on sale, highlighting a new offering from the shop and inviting customers to try the famed treat.
The Arlington Pharmacy prescription department is described as premier in the city, highlighting its leading position in the local pharmaceutical service and customer care.
We want people to find what they are looking for at NewspaperArchive. We are confident that we have the newspapers that will increase the value of your family history or other historical research. With our 7-day free trial, you can view the documents you find for free.
People find the most success using advanced search. Try plugging in keywords, names, dates, and locations, and get matched with results from the entire collection of newspapers at NewspaperArchive!
You can also successfully find newspapers by these browse options. Explore our archives on your own!
Browse by location and discover newspapers from all across the world.
Browse by date and find publications for a specific day or era.
Browse old newspaper publications to find specific newspapers.