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Newspaper
Sedalia Evening Sentinel
Location
Sedalia, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Sep 27, 1901
Page
5
An old newspaper brief announces a moving sale discount from Arlington Pharmacy and Bard's Jewelry Store. It also advertises a job opening for 106 coal miners at Stanley Coal Company, 525 East Second Street, with two phone numbers provided.
The Harmng Baptist association met at County Line church near Lamonte for a three day session ending at noon with about 100 delegates from area churches. Rev. C. A. Buchanan was re elected moderator and L Hoffman, J M Cannon, Charles Hoffman and Logan Thomas filled other officer roles. Distinguished attendees included J T Kamper, Charles Rhoades, W L Boyer and O L Woods.
Edwin Williams formerly of the Bryant-Tewmey Dry Goods house in Kansas City has joined the United States navy. He leaves tomorrow for Philadelphia to apprentice on the Indiana. He is the son of Mr. and Mrs. T. F. Williams of 1309 East Renth Street and is described as a gallant sailor lad.
Population of short items records guests from Lamonte Pilot Grove and Webb City. Notables include Miss Sallie Luther visiting Alabama later, Oliver Stanley returning to work after a leg injury, and many shoppers and travelers in the city. The wreck victim identified as Zen Crider of McKees Rock PA died after stealing a ride in Kansas City.
The Castle Square Opera company famed in King Dodo in Chicago last season comes to Wood’s opera house for Christmas day matinee and night shows. William J. Wilson, a former Sedalia singer, is with the group and his strong St. Louis performances have been noted already in these columns.
Dick Taylor, prominent stock man of Smithton, arrived from St Louis this morning after shipping three cars of hogs. He reported a fair market for the hogs as the week begins.
Lawrence Laupheimer will entertain a few gentlemen friends at a stag party for his twenty first birthday. An elaborate luncheon is planned for 7:30 PM, followed by varied amusements to conclude the evening.
LAND land now is the time to secure farming land rice land ranches garden and fine prairie land For sale in large and small lots at low figures on easy terms Come to the Sunny South for your health Mild Winters and cool summers For further information address R Martin Louise Wharton County Texas Name this paper when writing.
Col. Joe Huckins of the Hotel Huckins has been ill for some time but is reported better today. He has faced a period of illness but shows signs of improvement and recovery.
Advertises Iowa Illinois Minnesota and Missouri locations on the Chicago Great Western railway highlighting profitable agricultural districts. Seeks competent capital for all business branches with opportunities for creamery men millers and general merchandise ventures. W. J. Reed invites correspondence for maps and Maple Leaflets from St. Paul Minnesota. Also promotes Chain o Lakes Wisconsin accessible via Wisconsin Central railway with fishing and resort brochures by Jas. C. Pond Milwaukee Wisconsin.
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