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Newspaper
Sedalia Evening Sentinel
Location
Sedalia, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Apr 01, 1902
Page
3
The Sedalia institution reports semi annual interest payments on deposits exceeding $160,000 to more than 400 depositors. Most depositors keep under $1,000 and the bank credits a three percent rate, built on public confidence and safe business methods.
Gasoline stores feature a standout offering at S M H Co located at 114 West Second Street promising unique value for buyers whether purchasing or not.
The Missouri Pacific Railroad will shift all coach repair work from its Ft. Scott Kansas shops to the new Pacific shops at Barling Cross Arkansas. The move removes a large number of workers from Ft. Scott and takes effect immediately.
DeWitt's Witch Hazel Salve cures piles without surgery and claims to remove the need for dangerous operations. It also treats scalds cuts burns wounds bruises sores and skin diseases and warns to beware of counterfeits from W. E. Bard Drug Co.
The Pullman Palace Car company moves cleaning for the M., K. & T. north of Denison from Denison to Katy shops in this city. The change brings the superintendent and four men to this city to oversee the work.
Mr. and Mrs. J O Frick and Dr. and Mrs DeLamater entertained the Jolly Twenty club and friends at 900 South Lamine. Pink and white decorations featured a rabbit nest centerpiece with eggs chicks and rabbits. Refreshments included escalloped oysters lettuce sandwiches chow chow deviled eggs olives jellatine whipped cream cakes and coffee. Games included needle threading and guessing the bag contents with music provided.
The gathering featured vocal entertainment enjoyed by members and attendees. Outside guests included Mrs. M. E. Donnell, George Bich sel, and John Alcorn as part of the evening’s social event.
Collage of times and train codes. Mentions various schedules such as 9 00 am and 4 45 pm with Southbound freight and passenger times. Contains scattered numbers and abbreviations like 760 Zh and 5 99 am, reflecting damaged OCR fragments.
An advertisement for Rocky Mountain Tea from W. E. Bard Drug Company touts the product as a safe soothing and invigorating breath enhancer and a perfect system renovator aimed at improving overall well being.
Informal talks arise over purchasing the Frank B. Meyer lot on Ohio street to build a Masonic Temple. Meyer has a near asking price offer but declines to reveal the buyer or buyers.
Proprietor S M H Co advertises gas stations everywhere with lower prices this year. Stores are located at 114 West Second Street and claim not a block in town is without a station in use.
Robert Elis Thompson recounts a remarkable moment from his youth in New York City. He describes a teenage boy asking a policeman for directions and the officer calmly guiding him, reflecting on Ireland’s police system of the era.
The Lotus club opened post Lenten entertainment with a dance at Liberty Park Hall. Green and white bunting themed the decor while sixteen program numbers were performed to music by the Second Regiment orchestra. Notable guests included Lelia Christopher of Kansas City Gertrude Maltby of Boonville Alice Chappalear of San Francisco Vane McClure of Muskogee Harry Burkhardt of St. Louis and Bert Pemberton of Warrensburg.
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