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Newspaper
Sedalia Sunday Sentinel
Location
Sedalia, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jun 19, 1901
Page
4
Testimony details a long running feud between Cookman and McBride over land and crops. Harley Templeton, 15, eyewitness, described the fatal morning as McBride shouted and Cookman fired from a bluff, killing McBride. Defense portrays Cookman as protecting family honor with prior threats and blockages.
Tomorrow a stormy weather outlook with possible hail is expected. Forecasters warn of gusty winds and heavy showers as a cold front moves in.
Women snap up new shirt waists as fast as they appear, with sales already doubling last season. Ranges include striped percale with soft collar at 75 cents, white lawn styles at 1.00, colored madras percale and lawn options, and lace fronts priced from 1.75 to 4.90, with over twenty five styles available now.
A catalog note advertises light weight skirts to pair with shirt waists in serge duck linen and pique. Prices range from 1.75 to 5.00 for plain airy styles, with flounced linen pique and denim options in similar price bands.
Third week of the White Sale features flowing gowns in fine nainsook priced to attract buyers. Garments emphasize economy and dainty detailing. Corset covers and front insertions promote an erect form and style as sale reinforces shopper interest across the community.
Mrs. W M Raymond wife of W M Raymond formerly connected with a Sedalia newspaper as advertising solicitor died in Newton Kansas at 6 o clock Tuesday evening after a long illness with consumption. She was ill while living in Sedalia but went to Texas for health and then returned to Newton to her mother’s home where she died. The funeral will be held Friday morning in Newton.
Eight trains to Buffalo on Lake Shore and Michigan Southern routes depart Chicago at 3:00 and 8:30 p m with morning Buffalo arrivals at 6:50 and 10:30. New through sleeper service to Pittsburg departs Chicago at 10:35 p m arriving 11:15 a m. Low rate Pan-American and tourist tickets on sale. Send four cents for printed matter. B P Humphrey T P A Kasas City Mo F M Byron G W A Chicago.
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