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Newspaper
Sedalia Evening Sentinel
Location
Sedalia, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Sep 30, 1901
Page
5
NOTICE. George B. Goodrich at Eighteenth and Marvin offers reliable cleanup of wells and cisterns at fair prices. Bell Telephone 176. Arlington Pharmacy at 508 Ohio Street will fill any prescription written by a physician.
The leading ladies hair dresser manicure masseuse and hair worker from Louisville, Ky, has joined Snell's hair store at 122 West Third Street. Sedalia ladies are urged to patronize this new service.
An advertisement promotes Dr H L Cannon a dentist offering first class work at living prices with a guarantee. The notice notes a specialty in plate work and directs to Room 208 Nyenfritz Building accessible by electric elevator for secure access.
W L Jones calls attention to a general transfer business offering coal and wood hauling garbage hauling and moving of all kinds to his friends and customers.
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.
Carl A. Guenther invites the public to call and view his new full stock of handsome dress goods underwear and hosiery. Prices cannot be equaled in the area.
Names of locals and visitors traveling or staying in Sedalia and nearby towns appear through a long list. Individuals include Roscoe Parmerlee, George Kohler, Henry Otten, Claude Mansfield, James DeBernardi, Mrs. F. E. Hoffman Jr., Mo. R. H. Wheeler, Mrs. William Cloney, Homer Wade, George Reavis, Mose Cohn, Pearl A. Minter, Joe Huckins, Mrs. Huckins, Mr. Hughesman, Will Snyder, Frank Snyder, Warren Brent, Mr. and Mrs. Gearhart, Mayor E. R. Morris, Judge W. S. Shirk, I. D. Follen, C. L. Cordry, R. W. Griffith, J. H. Rogers, C. H. Rider, S. H. Porter, J. B. Smith, F. M. Deuchier, Mrs. G. A. Schaeffer, Daniel Donohoe, Tim O'Brien, J. W. Culley, C. J. Wilson, Mrs. Whitlinger, Mr. Bradford, Miss Della Mead, Roy McCune, Miss Rose Voight, Miss Mattie Fisher, Jennie Benning, Samuel Mahin, Robert L. Brown, John Hyatt, J. K. Kidd. Also mentions travel to Col o rado, Des Moines, Kansas City, Omaha, Warsaw, Windsor, and Moniteau county.
William Burns of Eureka Springs Ark was removed from the postal service for expressing approval of the assassination of President McKinley. Burns served as a mail carrier between Eureka Springs and Marble.
The order for his removal was signed Saturday by the second assistant postmaster general, formalizing the action against the official.
A Millinery display showcased at Miss Younger's venue on Thursday October 3 drawing regional shoppers and fashion enthusiasts seeking hats and accessories. The event featured curated selections, with attendees noting stylistic variety and seasonal trends.
In Kansas City, Miss Hattie Bray and Heber W. Lampkin of Lexington Missouri married Tuesday at the bride’s home 1742 West Prospect place. Rev. F L Powell officiated with only relatives and close friends present. The couple left that evening for their Lexington home.
A guard at the McKinley tomb in Canton reports he was attacked last night. He fired, but a second man prowled about the vault and struck him with a knife through his overcoat and blouse.
We are offering ten percent off on all clocks bric-a-brac and fancy goods this week at Bard Jeweler. Shop the removal sale for discounted items and bargains in a variety of decorative accessories and timepieces.
Arlington Pharmacy at 508 provides delivery service upon request, offering customers convenient access to medicines and daily essentials with prompt door delivery.
A high source suggests renaming the Philippine islands the McKinley islands to honor the late president and his administration. The idea would be brought to the next congress for action.
The Canadian Pacific president began as a messenger boy and has become the owner of a common carrier.
The notice touts meticulous preparation in the prescription department using pure goods. Arlington Pharmacy emphasizes careful handling and quality assurance in pharmaceutical services.
T. T. Devoll faced police court for carrying concealed weapons and paid a $25 fine. Frank Johns Thomas Haywarth Eugene Smith and D. W. Brown each drew a $5 intoxication fine.
James J Corbett waited until harvest days ended before proclaiming he is out of money and out of work.
Best in the city blankets laundered at Longan's with contact by phone 154 for service and pickup.
At a regular meeting Sunday afternoon the Pioneer society passed a resolution and ordered it published in Sedalia papers. The measure expresses hearty support for a cause and seeks public dissemination of the group’s stance.
Large oysters from the East offered in any style at 25 cents. Located at Main and Osage, Ed McGurren runs the stall.
Mrs McKinley enjoyed two drives Sunday as rain and dismal weather kept the outing to city streets. The McKinley home reports no material change in her condition and notes she bears up remarkably well.
Bard's Jewelry Store promotes a special discount week to celebrate moving to a new location. The offer invites customers to save on select jewelry items during this limited period.
Big Bargains at Morris' Second Hand Store advertises a full new line of cooking and heating stoves now on sale. Also offers a handsome stock of rocking chairs and bedroom sets. Call and see prices before you invest. Telephone 102 at 106 East Main Street.
Thanks to citizens officials business leaders and artists who gave financial aid attendance and assistance to make the thirteenth German Day a success in every respect as noted by Sedalia Pioneer Society.
A short note thanks customers for their patronage at Arlington Pharmacy. The message emphasizes gratitude and ongoing service to the community.
A witness described the bar during a Topeka liquor case trial as a thing in front of the man who stands behind it. The remark framed the bar as the front line in the dispute over liquor rules.
Bard the jeweler notes customers rise early for cool morning shows and new gems. He highlights sunrise specials and limited stock with emphasis on quality pieces and friendly service. Shoppers gain first access to designs and discounts.
A recently completed Soldiers' home in Atlanta caught fire today causing narrow escapes among residents and staff. The blaze occurred in the city on September 30 with rapid spread and alerts for evacuation. Fire crews fought the flames but details on damage and casualties were not immediately available.
Crawford, agent reports Sweet Springs remains noted as a premier carbonation spa site. He highlights its mineral waters drawing visitors and promoting health benefits.
An old advertisement touts Red Cross Ball Blue as the best in the world with large two ounce packages priced at five cents.
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