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Newspaper
Sedalia Evening Sentinel
Location
Sedalia, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Aug 19, 1902
Page
2
Jim Johnson, an extra gang laborer for the Katy, attempted to board a speeding train at Oswego Kansas last night. He was dragged under the car and both legs were severed. He was taken to the M K T hospital on train No 2 and died shortly after arrival.
A Viola Iowa man, George W Fry, praises Kodol after relief from months of stomach trouble. He notes a neighbor with dyspepsia also benefited and urges others to use the product sold by W E Bard Drug Co.
An old advertisement touts Red Cross Ball Blue large 2 oz package for only 5 cents, promoting its use with the phrase if you use Ball Blue.
The Honorable Tom Platt and the Hon. Matt Quay discuss moving to a private settlement or formal resolution within their respective legal or political affairs. Their consideration signals a potential early end to ongoing disputes or a shift to mediated talks.
A 1886 Toledo advertisement by F J Cheney & Co offers one hundred dollars for any case of catarrh not cured. The notice explains internal use affects blood and mucous surfaces, invites testimonials, and lists sales through local druggists. It also includes classified ad rates and rules for obituary notices and space.
The funeral for Mary A. Cake was held Sunday afternoon at 914 South Vermont from the home of her son J. Hi Hughes. The Rev. J. B. Fuller of the First Congregational church conducted the services.
The new Hot Stuff passenger wagon in good repair will be rented next week to a responsible party seeking to engage in the State fair business. Apply Cohen Coal company at once.
A gray cheviot coat labeled No 38 is missing between Fourth Street and Grand Avenue. Finder should return it to Cannon's Grand Central.
Robinson's European hotel announces the arrival of the first of the season fresh oysters. Patrons are encouraged to request the new haul.
Help wanted notice seeks active young men for lighting duties during fair week. Inquiries directed to the Elks box office or Sentinel office.
A cider mill is for sale in food condition. Price ten dollars. Inquire at Boston Cafe.
The Nebraska Colorado Express departs Kansas City at 9 35 p m and reaches Denver at 3 15 p m next day. The new schedule cuts travel time by about three hours improving convenience for travelers between Kansas City and Denver.
An advertisement urges readers to describe their proposed trip to the Northwest and receive a printed matter pack and a low price quote. It lists R. H. Crozier TPA, 823 Main Street Kansas City and L. W. Wakely GPA St. Louis as contact points with Howard Elliott GM also in St. Louis.
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