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Newspaper
Sedalia Sunday Sentinel
Location
Sedalia, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Aug 10, 1902
Page
9
Readable items show ladies and children's handkerchiefs priced low from 5c to 19c with lace edges and embroidery. Lace appliques in black white Arabian Venice varieties marked low, silks and embroideries on sale at half price. Hosiery and hose for children and misses offered at strikingly cheap prices by the store.
To every purchaser of one of eight styles, the E beautiful picture offers a framing option. Each choice is described as elegant and suitable for display. The offer emphasizes value for all buyers, regardless of the size of their purchase.
Prominent sale item list shows Silkatine crochet cot assortment and various towels including Huck and bath towels. Promotional notes advertise low prices on crash towelling remnants and red blue and white fabrics.
The Cedar Democratic primary results show Castle carrying the contest by a 24 to 15 margin. Delegates favorable to Barnett were named, with instruction for several offices including representative, prosecuting attorney, and county officials across multiple townships.
Democrats in Hughesville precinct No 1 elected Lon Durley and B F Stevens as delegates to back Bruce Barnett for prosecuting attorney. Henry Schmidt named for justice of the peace and George Taylor for constable. Lamonte meeting chaired by R E Guthrie with delegates Thomas Terry John W Shaw J R Clark Dennis Conner and Dr H C Mitchell. They instructed for Lon Luther with Guthrie relected committeeman. State administration endorsed. C B Butcher and W H Riss.
Mrs. Hayden, a colored woman aged 19, died Saturday morning at her Lincolnville home from childbed fever. The funeral is set for 3 o'clock this afternoon at Taylor's chapel.
The First Congregational Church women host an ice cream social on the church lawn Monday evening. The lawn will be lit by Chinese lanterns creating a festive atmosphere.
It takes a smart person to tell the difference between bites from chiggers mosquitoes bedbugs and fleas. The feature notes common bite symptoms and tips to identify the culprit, urging readers to seek proper treatment.
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