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Newspaper
Sedalia Evening Sentinel
Location
Sedalia, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Sep 26, 1901
Page
8
The Sedalia newspaper announces W H Graffis and S C Patrick as publishers and proprietors. It states it is entered at the Sedalia post office for second class mail and is the official paper of Sedalia.
Sedalia businessmen voice opposition to socialism. The piece notes the Czolgosz trial as an example of swift justice. It also discusses a president with children in the White House and the idea of enlarging the executive mansion. A special stamp issue commemorating the late President McKinley is under consideration at the Post Office Department.
The New York World argues that free speech is not the same as foul speech and that the latter is not guaranteed by the constitution.
In harsh northern waters and icebound journeys, rivals clash as explorers push toward the pole. The piece reflects on human tenacity amid deadly risks, framing the struggle as a test of endurance and will.
The remark notes Emma Goldman’s right to smoke a cigarette despite opposition and the public tension around her peaceful protest.
Reportedly, fathers in Sedalia hope a visiting circus arrives, hoping their children may enjoy the time honored tradition and entertainment. The brief note reflects parental interest in a local event to provide amusement and break from routine.
The long obituary of Judge Wilson and reflections on Governor Lon V. Stephens frame a portrait of Missouri progress and political contention. Notes recount Wilson's legal career, including supreme court appearances, and Stephens' administration, praised for four years of growth yet met with criticism from party rivals who later retract their censure.
A clipped newspaper paragraph argues that a governor’s acts are only fully judged after a new administration takes over. It lauds Governor Stephens as clean, forceful, and businesslike, noting enduring value beyond his term.
A short notice thanks patrons for their continued support at Arlington Pharmacy. The shop extends appreciation to customers and community members who have relied on its pharmaceutical services.
The Young Peoples' Society of the German Evangelical church presents a literary and musical entertainment this evening at 8 o'clock in the Sunday school hall. Admission is free.
We are offering ten percent off on all clocks bric-a-brac and fancy goods this week at Bard Jeweler removal sale.
A Chicago firm Foley's Medicine is praised for prompt payments to the printer, contrasted with slower payers, suggesting smoother business if all firms paid on time.
High quality material accuracy and promptness in dealing have built Arlington Pharmacy’s valuable reputation as a trusted local store.
Charles Cook Lee Lovinger Kid Barrett and Ed Lopez fished Tuesday night at Thatcher's fork. One friend says Lovinger went prepared against drowning wearing a large cork life preserver around his waist and questions why.
A local store offers five or six hundred pairs of glasses from the Taylor stock at 50 cents on the dollar at Bard's Jewelry Store.
Dan McCabe, a well known Sedalia figure, launches his theatrical company in Black Trilby signaling the season's start.
Candy Palace lists new figs available at 10 cents and a low price per pound. Shopper note: limited stock may apply as seasonal fruit arrives.
A special election in Eldorado Springs was held yesterday to approve issuing bonds totaling 15 000 for waterworks and sewerage. The proposition carried almost unanimously.
The Windsor Review hails the return of a widely known man, noting he knows more men by their first names than any other in the state and expressing gladness at his homecoming.
Carl A. Guenther invites the public to view a new full stock of dress goods underwear and hosiery at 310 Ohio Street Sedalia. Prices are claimed to be unmatched in the city and ready for quick orders.
Mr W H Powell and Dr W J Ferguson hosted a Tuesday evening supper at Fulton Market restaurant. Guest of honor was Dr Wynn Simpson and his sister Miss Lois of Pittsburgh, Pa. Also present were Mr and Mrs W H Cloney, Mr Ira Hinsdale, and Misses Clara Scheiner and Gertrude Fleischmann.
A brief item notes a chemical assistance product marketed for hand care. The entry mentions Servant's Cream as a product for chap ped hands, listing Arlington Pharma as the company associated with the item.
J W McClure offers cattle on the St Louis market this week. Eighteen head averaged 1266 pounds and brought 5.25 per hundredweight while 110 head averaged 1287 pounds and brought 5.50 per hundredweight. All steers were his own feed.
A brief notice from Arlington Pharmacy informs customers that physicians can send prescriptions to be filled and delivered. The message emphasizes convenient delivery and filling of prescriptions.
The department emphasizes careful handling and uses the purest obtainable goods to ensure high quality. It reflects a commitment to meticulous preparation and safety standards in pharmaceutical service.
Offer promotes blankets comforts outing flannels canton flannels underwear gloves at 214 Ohio Street with prices claimed lower than competitors.
The Hon John T Heard returns to Missouri and Sedalia. The piece lauds him as a top state and union political figure with unmatched campaigning skill and loyal friends, noting his many hard political battles and frequent victories.
Ed McGurren offers large juicy oysters direct from the East at 25 cents each. Located at Main and Osage, customers can get any style. Fresh supply daily.
The Bard's Jewelry Store announces a special weekly discount to celebrate its upcoming move. The promotion highlights reduced prices on selected items to attract customers during the transition period.
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 Co. 508 Ohio Street.
Mr. George Fredericks, advance agent for Dr. H. J. Reynolds, is in the city arranging for the appearance of this eminent spiritualist next Sunday night. Reynolds is acclaimed the greatest living exponent of spiritualism and draws large crowds with lectures and demonstrations.
The Arlington Pharmacy prescription department ranks first in the city for pharmaceutical services and customer satisfaction, highlighting its leading position among local drugstores.
Carl A Guenther's offers a full range of new dress goods shades at unbeatable prices. Visit 310 Ohio Street to view selections and save.
Carl A. Guenther offers fall and winter stock at 310 Ohio St with delivery on request ARLINGTON PHARMACY at 508 Ohio St advertises goods and delivery options.
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