Sedalia Social Notes Show Busy Week in Town
Dozens of residents and visitors are listed in Sedalia events and travels. R. A. Blair visited Clinton, J. S. Rissler of Beaman conducted business, and many locals shopped in Sedalia or traveled to Kansas City, St. Louis, Warrensburg, and other nearby cities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. S. Rissler
Beaman
Wesley Darden
Clay Thornton
Hughesville
May Hunicke
Eva O’brien
Warrensburg
W. Claycomb
Archie P. Singer
National Union Lodge
St. Louis
Angelman
B. F. Hughes
West Fourth
Myrtle Campbell
Exert Yourself Learn Your Opportunities by Mail
An advertising notice from the L C Schools promotes self improvement by mail education. O J Baum, representing, offers correspondence courses from 225 Ilgenfritz Building.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daniel Webster
L. C
O. J. Baum
Ilgenfritz Building
Four New Cake Walks At Half Price In Store
S. M. Walker announces a short music run offering four new cake walks and warm numbers at half price. Several new songs and waltzes from top hits are in stock as the sale offers five pieces for $1. Ohio street address 514.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. M. Walker
Ohio Street
Boston Store Ad Promises Low Prices at 214 Ohio Street
The notice invites shoppers to the Boston Store at 214 Ohio Street offering blankets comforts outing flannels canton flannels underwear gloves and similar items with prices stated as always lower than elsewhere.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Ohio Street
Arlington Pharmacy Ad Emphasizes Careful Prescriptions
An Arlington Pharmacy advertises medication handling with utmost care and purity, highlighting premium goods and dedicated service. The text emphasizes the pharmacy's commitment to quality in filling prescriptions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arlington Pharmacy
Have You Seen Joe Sewell at the Star Saloon
Jolly Joe Sewell keeper of good drinks and a fine line of cigars at the Star saloon corner of Main and Kentucky invites visitors. If not seen, call at once.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Sewell
Star
Main
Kentucky
M K T Railway Nevada Excursion Big Log Rolling Event
The official line M K T railway offers a $1 round trip excursion to Nevada on Thursday September 26. Special train from Sedalia at 7 40 a m returning at 11 p m. Missouri and Kansas Woodmen of the World host a log rolling with $1000 cash prizes plus grand parade fireworks band contests drill teams and Seymour Guards of Omaha will attend. You can see it all and should not miss this event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nevada
Sedalia
Missouri and
Kansas Woodmen
Seymour Guards
Omaha
Neb
Professor Duncan Readings at Sedalig on East Cooper Street
Prof Jack Duncan the blind phrenologist and clairvoyant returns to Sedalig and offers past readings and future revelations at No 135 East Cooper Street. He will read daily from 10 am to noon and 3 pm to 4 pm near Archias seed store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Duncan
Sedalig
East Cooper Street
Duncan
Archias
Money loans offered on Pettis county realty
J H Bothwell attorney in Sedalia invites applications for loans of $1,000 and up at the lowest rates and best terms on Pettis county realty. Farm loans feature 5 percent interest and partial payment privileges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pettis County Realty
J. H. Bothwell
Removal sale at 21 percent discount on Taylor stock glasses
Huyssen & Holm announce a removal sale offering five to six hundred pairs of Taylor stock glasses at half price. Bard's Jewelry Store advertises the discount, with glasses priced at 50 cents on the dollar.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Huyssen & Holm
Taylor
Bard’s Jewelry
Fresh East Coast Oysters for 25 Cents at McGurren’s
Ed McGurren serves fresh oysters direct from the East at Main and Osage. Large luscious bivalves offered in any style for 25 cents each.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McGurren
Main and
Osage
Boston Store Promises Quality Styles at Low Prices
The Boston Store at 214 Ohio Street touts the very latest quality styles and prices that are much lower than rivals, inviting shoppers to compare value and fashion offerings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Removal sale at Bard's Jewelry Store in Arlington
The Arlington Pharmacy lists its address at 508 Ohio Street and notes readiness to fill prescriptions regardless of the physician. A removal sale is announced for Bard's Jewelry Store, indicating a shop relocation or closure event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arlington
Ohio Street
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C.F. Walch
Ir. W
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R. A. Blair
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James Clark
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John Montgomery, Jr
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Man
E. H. Chapman
Henry Vitt
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W.S. Shirk
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D. Nelson Smith
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James Mockbee
R. W. Griffith
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Ed Love
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W. F. Waller
Joseph
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Rebekah Lodge No. 260
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Mabel Cross
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Mose Cohn
Matilda Berger
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Virginia Gorrell
George Ferrell
Katy
Eldorado
Rose Voigt
Jenny Benning
Houstonia
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F. E. Hoffman, Jr
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Bob Johns
Will Cloney
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Gertrude DeHaven
Mamie Shipley
New Palestine
Allison
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Ft. Worth
J. A. Hawkins
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Phil Ott
Coffeyville
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Sigmund Zuzak
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Mr. Zuzak
Cohn & Zuzak
Beck
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Mr. Bard
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T. J. Brown
Hinton
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Robert Brown
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Robert Swearingen
Pare
D. D. Fear
Sedalia Trust
A. W. Blackburn
G. C. Wells
Smithton
S. S. Drake
Sicher House
E. J. Dillon
Ralph Blair
L. Lane
Peter Arden
M. D. Wilkerson
Prudential Insurance Company
Moberly
San Francisco
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William Ricks
Louise Turley
Lamine
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East Sixth Street
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Albert Kahn
Joe
M., K. & T. Railway
Sedalia National Bank Bldg
Bard’s Jewelry Store
Charles E. West
Bell
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