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Newspaper
Sedalia Sunday Sentinel
Location
Sedalia, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Dec 22, 1901
Page
9
Wallace Meyers of Montserrat was believed dead after an accident near Odessa Missouri but is reportedly seen alive by several residents. Sheriff Koch investigates amid cross county rumors and a pending wrongful death suit filed by Mrs Meyers.
Missouri’s former governor Thomas Crittenden commented on President Roosevelt and a possible reelection bid. He praised Roosevelt’s energy but warned the president faces powerful Washington politicians while noting historical figures like Andrew Jackson and Grover Cleveland as contrasts.
Mrs. Coe of the Associated Board of Charities oversees Christmas dinners for fifty families, with baskets prepared for distribution. The St. Louis Clothing Company funds meals, and a long list of donors from Mesdames and Messrs. contribute since cold weather began.
The article lists donors for a charity collection, naming Mrs. R. C. Combs Mrs. F. E. Combs Dr. Sheppard and Mrs. McCoy of East Thirteenth Street as contributors.
Those seeking Christmas dinners from the board of charities should call at the court house office on Tuesday morning to arrange distribution.
Mrs Cohen offers all household furniture for sale at private sale. Location 511 West Main Street.
Local service advertises chimney cleaning at 213 West Main Street with a promise of no dust or dirt in the home. Potential customers are urged to reduce fire risk by scheduling service.
The evening lists W M J H Johnson S W George E McNeil W T Lee as secretary S M Hodges treasurer E E Johnson and others J D W H Holcroft J S W A McVey Chaplain Rev J C Jacoby Marshal A W Brown Tiler Peter Latsch to be installed on St John’s day Friday December 27. The High School Glee club held a minstrel Friday night then a banquet at Walchs Boston Cafe Saturday with 38 guests including faculty and guests.
A local ad at 214 Ohio Street touts stock of gents undergarments in two lots. First lot offers shirts and drawers previously 25c and 39c now 15c. Second lot includes garments once 48c to 75c now 25c. The Boston.
Mrs. A Cohen offers household furniture for private sale at low prices. The notice invites buyers to inquire directly for immediate purchase.
Mrs Ella Davis, mother of a child who froze to death Thursday night in bed with her, lies in critical condition at City hospital. Her legs are frozen from the knees down, blood poison and fever have set in, amputation is deemed too risky, and little hope remains for her recovery.
Special to The Sentinel reports Hughesville on December 21 sending more than 1000 pounds of rabbits to the Provident association in St. Louis marked Xmas 1901 From Hughesville Mo. Fourteen rabbits died along a hedge fence section of about one eighth mile. Pettis county is estimated to hold 250000 rabbits.
A vintage ad from a book seller offers a Merry Christmas and promises best assortment and lowest prices. E. E. McClellan invites customers to contact at 314 Ohio Street to complete purchases.
The world renowned acrobats The Donazettas perform The Span of Life in a Saturday matinee and night show on December 28.
A concise tribute highlights a longstanding leader in culture and craft. The piece praises enduring quality, timeless influence, and a reputation built over decades, noting key milestones and recognizable signatures in design and workmanship.
Mrs Nancy Funk aged 75 died at the home of her daughter Mrs J S McFadden at 510 East Fourth street on Saturday afternoon. She leaves eight children. Funeral at 3 PM at Bethel church ten miles south of Seda lia.
L. S. Hogan and Nannie H. Goode of New Lebanon, Missouri are listed in the readable notice.
I am leaving town and need the money. If some arrangements are not made in regard to your account it will be advertised for sale in the papers of Sedalia.
Constable Jim Robb was asked by the county court to report the fees owed from his court duties. The report rests with County Attorney Cashman. Robb says he will pay all due amounts except mileage charged by the experts.
Coffee tea and chocolate like mother used to make at Meyers Bakery and Coffee House 512 Ohio Street offers a nostalgic menu. Local patrons browse pastries and hot drinks as the shop refreshes a classic homey feel.
Fifth Street M. E. Church will have Rev. J. E. McDonald preside with morning service at 11 30 and evening at 7 30. Central Presbyterian at Fifth and Lamine with Rev. E. W. McCluskey from Tipton both morning and evening. First Baptist at Sixth and Lamine with Rev. J. B. Fuller D D preaching at 11 and 7 30, Sunday school at 9 30, B Y P U at 6 30, no Wednesday service.
East Broadway Christian Church will conduct services today led by Rev Shankland from Lamonte. He will lead sermons and conduct morning and evening worship at the church. Parishioners are invited to attend the services.
Sunday school at 9 30 morning service at 11 and evening service at 7 30. The Rev Mr Bennett of Kansas City Kas will preach both morning and evening services.
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