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Newspaper
Sedalia Sunday Sentinel
Location
Sedalia, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Dec 22, 1901
Page
5
The column forecasts traits for children born on December 27 and 28 with guidance on destined careers and temperaments. It notes boys as likely lawyers or politicians and girls as display minded or prone to marriage. A separate political scramble ends with Judge Bennett barring pre burial applicants.
Merrill pianos are available only at A. W. Perry and Sons' Music Co. in this region, with the store advertising exclusive stock.
Money loans starting at $1,000 on Pettis county realty with favorable terms. Farm loans offered at 5 percent interest and with partial payment privileges. Attorney J. H. Bothwell, Sedalia National Bank Building.
J M Cain markets Liberty Bell flour from New Lebanon Roller Mills. Made from Cooper county wheat, it yields 2 to 3 pounds above test with low grade removed and high grade kept. Cain claims it is the finest flour for light bread and guarantees every sack. Yeater's Old Stand at 112 114 West Main, phones 151.
Circuit Clerk Joan A. Hess of Up shur county West Virginia killed herself in New York last Wednesday. News reached Buckhannon the same day and by night Judge Bennett had seven applications.
A notice states a beautiful doll in Arlington Pharmacy will be given away on Christmas Day to a good guesser, inviting participation in this seasonal promotion.
Public notice advertises a wholesale and family liquor store at 115 West Second Street offering rare old wines and liquors for holidays. It promises pure goods and reasonable family prices with two phone lines.
A Sedalia, Missouri loan notice offers $500 000 at per cent annual interest with optional principal payments in $100 units. Borrowers may extend the loan for any length. Contact GEO. M. RIDDLE at 320 Ohio St for renewals or new loans. Watch's candies are good candies.
An advertisement offers money to loan by R A Higdon at the Katie Building and promotes Red Cross Ball Blue as the best in the world. It notes large two ounce packages priced at five cents.
Owen Brown relocates to 514 Ohio Street his stock of sheet music and musical merchandise. He invites friends and customers to visit his new address.
Cash Graves, who escaped from the Kentucky penitentiary where he served a murder sentence, was arrested Friday in Nevada Missouri.
Aubrey Wisker visits from Nevada for Christmas. Bichsel Bros. promotes jewelry at 226 Ohio street. Local residents, including Miss Ewing Fulkerson and Miss Alice Gorrell, travel from Kansas City and Emportia for holidays. Stores advertise prunes, bacon, heating stoves and loans with Mrs. J. L. Rogers and C. C. Lawson among the shoppers and sellers.
A readable fragment lists neckties suspenders jewelry pocketbooks rings lace bed sets and other party goods. The item appears to be part of a larger sale or catalog snippet with no clear buyer seller or date.
Hugh McElroy of Warrensburg is in the city today and plans to marry Miss Mae Warnick of Warrensburg in the near future.
Notice to stockholders announces the annual meeting for election of directors for the ensuing year. The meeting will be at the company's Sedalia office at 9 a.m. on the second Monday of January 1902. W. E. WENTZLEMAN signed the notice.
Winfrey Russell of Summerville Woolen company visits the city as a hotel guest at the Huckins. Once the state’s youngest drummer, he earned the nickname Brick for his auburn hair. He also had a notable baseball past in local in and out fields.
The advertisement by A. J. Fults & Co at 412 East Twelfth Street promotes Windsor coal suitable for cooking and heating at 3.00 per ton delivered. It also offers dry and green wood in cord or stove lengths with low prices and contact by yards or telephone Queen City Phone 21 Bell 84.
The Coming Men of America will hold a banquet at Pehl's next Thursday evening with out-of-town members attending. Howard Bradley will be toastmaster and after the banquet a social session will be held at I. QO. O. F. hall. The young men anticipate a pleasant time.
Wanted. A bright active young man to travel in Central Missouri with headquarters at Sedalia. Introduce guaranteed remedies for rheumatism syphilis scrofula and related diseases. Good pay for the right man. Address Lopez Remedy Company 581 West Douglas Avenue Wichita Kansas.
J. D. Burns paid a $5 fine in police court for drunkenness. Charles Hall received ten days in the calaboose after being charged with stealing a pair of shoes from shoemaker A. Cagney.
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