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Readers are urged to place short want ads in the Sentinel under Wanted For Sale For Rent Lost and Found. Ads up to twenty words cost twenty five cents and run three times.
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Newspaper
Sedalia Evening Sentinel
Location
Sedalia, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Aug 04, 1899
Page
5
Readers are urged to place short want ads in the Sentinel under Wanted For Sale For Rent Lost and Found. Ads up to twenty words cost twenty five cents and run three times.
Wantern On Fourth Fifth Sixth Seventh or Eighth streets west of Ohio preferred One or two unfurnished rooms with board in a nice private family by a man and his wife no children One room with south and north windows and upstairs preferred Please answer at once giving location description and price and state whether you have other boarders Address M care SENTINEL office Reference Rev Felix Hill
Rexc.-Good 5 room house and stable in nice locality with large shade. Offer to sell on easy payments or rent furnished on West Broadway. May take possession September 1st or earlier. Call or address Furnished House SENTINEL office. Epworth League Social at Mr Shain's Broadway and Montgomery Friday August 4.
Classified notices show six salesmen needed with daily wages from two dollars fifty to five dollars, room 21 Sicher's hotel hours given, a German girl seeks housework and Clara Morman advertises West Sixth Street address, another offer seeks working girl housing at 315 Hancock and Fourth, and a traveling man is urged to apply at once for good pay and religious framing.
Three room rental with light housekeeping allowed at 910 S Lamine. Ideal for a small household. includes basic living space and entry. Contact for showing and rental terms.
Excations from steam heating trenches offered cheap by E. Hurley and Co. Inquiries directed to John Hyatt at the trenches.
The New York Daily News hailed the Forepaugh and Sells Brothers Circus debut at Madison Square Garden, noting a large audience and a diverse program. Acts include the Hanlon aerial troupe, expert cyclists, acrobats, clowns, double riding, bareback work, horsemanship, and elephant performers.
A string of brief notices lists visits and travels of local residents and guests. Chas Pudry owner of Go to the Plaza Barber Shop announces first class work. Mrs C A Davis visits Clinton. P H Sangree returns from Huntington Pa. E W Arey and son Ben in McAllister. Isabel and Margaret Galbreath from St Louis visiting Mrs W M Johns. Chas Minehardt goes to Kansas for Missouri Pacific engineer post. Wallace Carr of St Louis visits KB W Zimmerman. Mrs L D Smith leaves for Minneapolis. Mrs A J Hill and Miss Otlie Ruthford visit McAllister. C C Dimmitt of Rocheport visits St Joseph. Prof Emmerson of Marshall visits Sedalia. Mrs Solomon Kingsbaker and daughter Rae plan Miss Rae’s attendance at the Normal. Max Geisher of Jefferson City visits Joseph Zarney. Misses Smith and Freida Shott of Jefferson City visit Frank Moershal’s family. Master Emmet Clay Williams of Houstonia celebrates 12th birthday and visits Sentinal. John Shipp and wife of Windsor visit W F Park. Attorney N E Jones of Sedalia visits friends. E C White and wife of Sedalia spend day with AR Patterson. William Boland of Sedalia figures on plumbing for Weltmer Institute addition.
The article argues nervous prostration stems from inorganic poisons and highlights alum as a major cause. It cites Orfila and others showing delayed nervous system decline after alum absorption, notes alum in bread and cheap baking powders, and warns to choose baking powders from cream of tartar to avoid alum.
Mrs R C McVey has resigned as treasurer of the Young People’s society at East Broadway Christian church. Miss Susie Money has been elected as her successor.
Referees Lee Montgomery and LA Crawford will hear and allow creditor and shareholder claims against Equitable Savings and Loan Company of Sedalia Missouri. The meeting is set for Thursday August 17 1899 at 410 Ohio Street upstairs in the second story building as ordered by Pettis County Circuit Court.
Take to the woods when summer comes with a hundred Minnesota lakes camping grounds and trout streams. Circuit tours via St Paul Duluth Great Lakes Mackinaw Detroit and Buffalo. The Burlington Route offers fast daily service to the north. Write 1S Bramhall T P A Kansas City ILW Wakeley G PA St Louis.
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