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Newspaper
Sedalia Evening Sentinel
Location
Sedalia, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Apr 30, 1902
Page
8
Mrs. E. A. Coe of the associated board of charities sent Frank Bill, a colored man, to Warrensburg for care. Bill, suffering from consumption, desires admission to a hospital in Kansas City.
A large monument sale is announced for Decoration Day selling stone memorials along Heynen’s North Ohio Street. The event aims to supply markers for graves and public tributes with a variety of designs and prices.
Railway timetable notes East Bound trains on Lexington Branch with arrivals at 10 05 am and 2 05 pm for local freight. West Bound departures listed at 11 00 am and 9 00 am and 7 15 pm. Two through trains run without layover at Franklin Junction. Rembaugh's 616 Ohio ad pasted at end.
Poem urges daughters to care for mothers, resisting hard labor and neglect. It laments the toll of toil on a mother’s face, strength, and happiness, urging companionship and support before the mother’s death. The piece ends with a somber reminder of loss and home without a mother.
Want Ads of 20 words or less run under classified heads in this column 3 times for 25c cash. None accepted for less than 25c. Send copy with cash direct to this office or leave at Otis W Smith Fifth and En gineer streets Arlington Pharmacy 508 Ohio Street Dow Drug Co 200 Ohio street.
For sale list includes shade trees by F. Taylor Cain. A 45 by 120 lot at Twelfth and Stewart, a Surrey, a new phaeton, harness, saddle and bridle with inquiry at 1105 South Ohio. Also two ten acre tracts near the city park for elegant homes, inquire J. M. Offielu at 427ote.
For sale a Singer sewing machine in good as new condition. Bargain offered and taken at once. Address care of Sentinel office.
Agents earn 200 percent profit selling gaslight burners that fit any coal oil lamp. No chimney or wick needed, no smoke, no dirt, easy to use, and claimed to be the best light. Sample free. Box 483 Cincinnati, Ohio.
Historic notice seeks a tenant for an eight room house at 720 West Fourth Street. Features include cellar kitchen laundry stable and buggy shed with water in house and yard. Location in a good neighborhood apply to G. E. Dugan 116 East Fifth.
Men and women urged to call and view a west window display of 5 and 10 cent bargains at Big Saw 118 West Main Street. A step ladder and chair are to be given away as door prizes. Date 4 26 6t¢.
Sedalia Awning and Mattress Co seeks a city solicitor to apply at 203 East Third Street. Position advertised with immediate start.
Russell Camp No. 2065 Modern Woodmen of America plans to form a drill team to compete at the annual log rolling event to be held in Jefferson City.
The Springfield unit will consist of George Rodekohr as chief forester and seven others: David Buckley John Glover Loren Holland Oren Spahr R C Wells Daniel Tisch and John Welch.
A step ladder and chair are being given away. Inquiries should be made at the Big Saw located at 118 West Main Street for details.
A veteran stove repairman based at 213 West Main Street pledges longtime Sedalia residency and continued service in exchange for community support.
Carl A. Guenther guarantees a money back policy if buyers are not satisfied with goods. The notice asserts all items will match advertising and invites customers to refer friends if satisfied.
A small advertisement notes clear white clothes as the result of using Red Cross Ball Blue. It promotes a large 2 oz package priced at five cents for household laundry use.
For corn, hay, bran, shorts, cane and millet seed see R. M. Scotten & Co., 804 West Main street.
Indoor coal of best grade for cooking and heating offered at $3.00 per ton delivered. Dry and green wood available in cord or stove lengths. Yard pickup or phone orders. A. J. Fults & Co located at 412 East Twelfth Street with phone 21 and Bell 84.
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