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Newspaper
Sedalia Evening Sentinel
Location
Sedalia, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Apr 09, 1902
Page
7
A jumble of small ads and notices includes Want Ads offering earnings and sample copies from Enterprise Manufacturing Co, Lost and Found items, Rent notices, and help wanted for dining room work. Petit jurors list and scattered prose fill the page, with a clipped quotation about everyday comforts from April Lippincott's Magazine.
For sale items include share trees and a neat fire room cottage on a corner lot with a sin store building. Will exchange for a small well-improved farm. Address C, No. 401 West Tenth, Sedalia. No. 213 dime.
Five acre place with large house available furnished or unfurnished plus barn, outbuildings and fruit trees at 619 West Twenty third street. Owners may board with renters. Apply George E. Dugan. Also for sale a family horse and buggy bundled for 50 dollars. Inquire 1411 South Osage. E J Dillon.
Unfurnished rooms available at 615 West Seventh Street suitable for light housekeeping. Inquiries welcome at the listed address.
An advertisement promotes ten dollar daily gaslight burners for private and public buildings. The burners require no chimney or wick, produce no smoke or dirt, fit any coal oil lamp, and claim easy installation with no expense or trouble.
For private loans, see C. C. Lawson, attorney at law, Katie building. Bell telephone 467.
Ads note Hors es clipped while you wait at Stevens Livery Barn located at 209 South Osage Street with telephone 167.
The piece argues that American hotels set a higher standard with liberal scale and generous service, contrasting European practices favoring personal touch over corporate management and recalling the old hostelry days when hosts greeted guests at the coach door.
A large red firecracker is unexpectedly tossed among a group of tabbies. The cats observe with alarm as the cracker sputters, then timidly retreat. After a while they grow used to it, and the device fizzles without exploding, giving them a comic front row seat.
The copy promotes Roast Coffee as a morning staple priced at 25 cents a pound. It claims strong flavor, pleasant aroma, and better value, offering more cups per pound and a finer drink than cheaper brands.
Onis and Eliza Watts of this city were granted a marriage license in St Louis on Monday.
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