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Newspaper
Sedalia Evening Sentinel
Location
Sedalia, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Aug 22, 1901
Page
5
A Colorado editor must apologize to Miss Tampico Pruden after a proof reader let the name appear as Tapioca Puddin. The Chicago Record-Herald remarks editors never know what trouble will rise next.
Notice to vehicle owners able to carry passengers for one day of service. Report to Charles Harten Bach at 210 South Lamine Street or to the Ert. T. B. Cigar Factory at 1114 East Third Street for assignment.
A dark brown milch cow is missing. Notify J. K. Kidd or S. G. Mason at Barrett farm with any information.
Sanford Smith of Grand River township Daviess County faced a single chance to buy a Beaumont oil field tract for 2200 dollars before discovery. He hesitated as the land surged to 125000 dollars after the discovery.
Pehl's Private Stock Aye eight years old ships four full quarts per case at 3.00. Sold wholesale from 115 West Second St. Anheuser-Busch beers carried. If goods not as represented, return for full postage paid. For medical and family use, ships to any address.
The Bible Society sold the last link in Topeka's road house chain to a jointist who has fitted the premises in fine style and is operating both a joint and a gambling den.
County Assessor Charles D Brown warns all merchants and manufacturers who have not returned statements to file by Saturday evening August 24 or face arrest and doubling of last year’s assessment.
Best dinner in the city at McGurren's opposite Union Depot. Restaurant card promotes quick meals and local dining choice near transit hub.
Sonates are now in effect to Buffalo Boston New York and other eastern points via the Chicago Great Western railway. For full particulars inquire of any Great Western agent or J P Elmer general passenger agent Chicago.
A local item reports the infant son of J. Martin Love is very ill. The column lists numerous short notices about residents traveling, visiting relatives, and local business. It notes several people from Hughesville to Seymour and Col umbia, with appointments and trips, plus Ott's soda water promotions.
A Clinton firm formed with 10000 dollars capital aims to cure liquor and morphine habits using Dr. Disbrow's remedy. The Saline Sanitarium Company plans Clinton as its headquarters though location is unsettled. Dr. Disbrow has reported success with local cases and envisions a large sanitarium attracting patients from far away.
Knob Noster residents faced trouble while addressing drought thirst. Deputized marshal Morrison hauled Pat Gushen and George Gillum before Commissioner Jeffries for selling beer without a valid license. Both pleaded guilty and were bound over on $200 bonds in federal court.
Personal property loan offered by C. C. Lawson. Address Rooms 107-89 Katie building. Bell telephone 467.
Arlington Pharmacy at 508 Ohio Street invites Sedalia and Pettis county physicians to inspect their drugs and chemicals for prescription work. The store pledges high quality, fresh stock, and reasonable prices, with delivery and filling of prescriptions, even via telegraph or express to obtain new items quickly.
Special round trip fare to Sedalia via M K T railway on Sunday August 25 is $2.50. The train leaves Sedalia at 9:30 A M and a returning train departs Monday night August 26 at 11 P M.
The speaker confirms tasting Farris ice cream and proposes going to the shop. The note emphasizes satisfaction and a plan to visit the location.
An old advertisement touts Red Cross Ball Blue as the best in the world and notes large two ounce packages priced at five cents.
The statement asserts our soda water uses pure water and not Flat Creek water. Farris emphasizes quality control and sources to reassure customers.
Local listing assures dependable high quality medicines and prescriptions for all customers. Information on pricing and availability provided for those seeking reliable pharmaceutical care.
The article lauds Innes as a master for the dance titled Prince Charming in two steps. It calls the piece beautiful and lively, with bands in the parks already playing it and strong demand for an encore. It anticipates its reception among music lovers and dancers.
A readable line from the clipping urges asking a doctor to leave prescriptions at a specific location for later pickup, highlighting a patient driven approach to streamline medication access.
Special train leaves Sedalia at 9 30 A M for round trip via M K and T Railroad. Fare two dollars.
A good family mare is offered for sale cheaply. Inquiries directed to P. Vollmer at the Pacific depot in Missouri.
Classified brief seeking a capable young man to take charge of an opera house program. Apply to H. W. Wood, manager, for the position and responsibilities.
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