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Newspaper
Sedalia Sunday Sentinel
Location
Sedalia, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jun 16, 1901
Page
4
The Sentinel urges readers to support Sedalia factories and local merchants to boost home industry. It cites Lamy factory goods as an example of local enterprise and invites public input on the Business Men's club report about city finances.
City plans a large June festival at Liberty Park on June 20 with a noon to afternoon program of games music and a county versus city official baseball game. Stores close 1 30 to 4 30 p m and banks at noon.
An American Globe Trotter recalls Aguinaldo as an accomplished horseman, swordsman, boxer and keen cyclist. At Hong Kong he rode an Imperial bicycle along fashionable drives, accompanied by his secretary Lopez, later taking the bike to Manila until punctured tires ended its use. The Imperial bicycle is advertised for sale in Sedalia, Missouri.
Rosa Pearle's Paper notes John C. Flannigan of this city will marry Miss Martha McDearmon of St. Charles Missouri in the early fall. Cakes pies and palatable things offered at Boston Cafe.
The ushers for the Dugan McKown wedding at the First Methodist Church will be selected from the Phi Lambda Epsilon fraternity members.
Ivers and Pond pianos are exhibited at John N Taylor's store. The display highlights classic upright and grand models appealing to buyers seeking refined tone and craftsmanship.
Trinity English Lutheran invites all to Sunday school at 9:30 a.m. At 11 a.m. Rev. J. C. Jacoby will preach a black board sermon to the children. The Luther League meets at 7 p.m. led by William Harbaugh. At 8 p.m. children’s day exercises follow.
First Baptist Church corner Sixth and Lamine streets Pastor J B Fuller D D conducts morning service at 11 and evening service at seven. Sunday school begins at 9 30 a m followed by B P U at 7 p m. Ladies Aid regular meeting Monday at 3 p m. Mid week prayer service Wednesday at 8 p m.
Calvary Church holds Sunday school at 9 30 a m. Morning service is at 11 a m. An evening service and sermon are at p m.
The German Evangelical Church schedules morning and evening worship with Sunday school at 9. The German school begins Monday at 8 30 in the Sunday school hall with religious and German language instruction by Pastor Hill and his son Theophil. Parents are urged to send children promptly for religious bilingual education. Junior choirs rehearse for June festival songs at Cumberland Presbyterian church at 4 30 this afternoon.
The First Church of Christ Scientist conducts Sunday services in Professor Tiede's hall at 11 in the morning. The subject for the sermon is God the Preserver.
The store showcases dainty undermuslins embroideries shirts waists summer skirts and linen handkerchiefs fans parasols and sun umbrellas. Prices include many items under half price offering comfort and style for ladies this season.
The piece argues that stores differ in honesty and service. It praises the broad gauge approach that never misrepresents and seeks full customer satisfaction, even at a loss, to protect the fellow at the other end of the bargain. The tone favors ethical growth and fair advertising.
Reprint of clearance sale items from May offering large quantities at reduced prices. Muslin and cotton fabrics listed with marked savings including Unbleached Muslin 4e, Sea Island Muslin 5c, Bleached Muslin ic, Dress Prints 34c, Indigo Prints 44c, Apron Check Gingham 4c, Organdie and Batiste 5c, Fancy Dress Ginghams 74c.
The article notes a preordered stock of shirt waists in demand, with items priced at $1.00 striped dimities, $1.50 lawn with wide sailor collars, $3.75 fine tucked lawn, and $1.48 cambric gowns plus drawers. It highlights manufacturer order backlogs and shopper interest.
The ad proclaims a June sale on all silk ribbons No 60 and 80 at 15c each. It touts top quality colors chosen by customers, fresh from the looms, and describes the ribbons as new and from the maker.
Bargain underwear items advertised with decorative trim and lace. Muslin pieces include Maslin Mother Hubbard with Hamburg insertions and ruffles, a Cambric Corset Cover with Valenciennes lace, and a Muslin Skirt with lawn flounce and Hamburg edging. Limited stock emphasized as persistence of sale.
Features two practical outfits priced low to mid range. The Zepher Gingham outfit includes a yoke and embroidered collar with a flaring skirt priced at $3.50. A Fancy Dimity ensemble with lace yokes sleeves and Valenciennes lace trim is $5.00.
Harmony Baptist association sets a day of prayer across churches. Primary Sunday School teachers urged to bring classes to Cumberland Presbyterian church at 4 30 pm for final June Festival music rehearsal with cornetists. The East Broadway Christian church hosts morning services at 10 45 with a theme All Things in Christ and an evening topic The Means of Salvation.
The Ministers' Alliance has inquired into Sunday amusements at Liberty Park, seeking guidance on appropriate public activities and observance standards for the local community.
Short notice public meeting is set for Wednesday at 8 o clock. All are cordially invited to attend.
The Catholic Benevolent Society will hold a meeting at 3 p m today in Glass hall with members invited to attend and discuss society affairs.
Sedalia and Moberly ball game advertised with round trip 1.00 dollars. Leave Sedalia at 9 30 a m and depart Moberly at 8 30 p m for return.
Neapolis lodge No. 153 requests all members attend Monday evening for a regular meeting where business of great importance will be discussed. A. W. Meyer, Noble Grand.
Members of Sacred Heart parish sell tickets for a fall bazaar with a grand drawing featuring a house and lot at 1002 East Thirteenth Street as the principal prize. Proceeds support parish activities and community programs.
Today memorial services will be conducted for local figures as community members gather to pay respects. Details of attendees and locations are listed in the schedule.
Tom Sturgis, once in the lumber business with brother G A Sturgis, suffered a stroke at Carthage Friday. The ailment affected his entire right side and left him in critical condition, with his mother and brother by his side.
Mrs Bettie Gentry and her son are at his bedside as the Carthage lumber books keeper Mr Sturgis remains unable to speak though he recognizes visitors. He has worked as a bookkeeper for a wholesale lumber concern for two months.
The baseball trip from Sedalia to Moberly departs at 9 30 this morning from the M K T station. A large crowd is expected as advance ticket sales are strong. Edwards, who pitched for Moberly here last Sunday, will start again this Sunday against Gilpatrick.
Samuel Parks of Chicago and Mae Alene Dunlap of Sedalia receive a marriage license. William B. Boucher of Sedalia and Ethel Gertrude Polson of Moberly also obtain a license.
High school students consider circulating a petition urging the school board to re elect Prof J D Wilson as principal of the high school. The move reflects backing for leadership amid questions about future administration.
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