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Newspaper
Sedalia Evening Sentinel
Location
Sedalia, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Aug 22, 1902
Page
2
Constable James Conner is listed among officials with Justices of the Peace W B Miller Nelson Mosher and John R CLOPTON named alongside them in the record.
Miss Cora Hutchinson of 623 West Ninth street reported losing her pocketbook at the fair grounds yesterday. It contained a check and some small coins.
The notice praises careful judgment in handling work, ink selection, and skillful assembly. It asserts every piece shows care and quality. Thomas Printing Co of 115 East Second St promotes its print profits and service.
The Missouri Kansas and Texas railroad operated eleven trains to the fair grounds last night between 5 and 7 pm, bringing in over six thousand visitors.
A personal advertisement offers a large line of guns for sale at favorable terms. The note warns buyers to act quickly before assortments are brokered and signed by F. Taylor Cain.
Warrensburg Missouri reports the Cumberland Presbyterian Assembly wrapped up a ten days encampment at Pertle Springs with a concert by Lenge's orchestra on Thursday night.
The notice outlines classified ad rates and rules across sections such as Help Wanted and For Rent. It lists pricing: 25 cents for three 18 word blocks, ten cents per obituary or resolution line, and extra space charges. It also instructs that answers to ads be enclosed in an envelope with proper addressing.
Professors authors and judges favor the Dexter Pen for its non scratch writing. Though priced higher than common grades, customers believe the extra cost is worth the quality. Dexter's Book Store in Sedalia Missouri highlights this popular choice.
The Bunceton fair will be held next week on August 27 28 and 29 with plans for a bigger and better event this year.
The Nebraska Colorado Express departs Kansas City at 9 35 p m arrives Denver 3 15 p m next day three hours quicker. Departures after noon allow a few hours in Denver before continuing west aboard chair cars sleepers and dining cars. The Burlington also operates a morning Denver Express at 10 40 a m and hosts California excursions from Kansas City Wednesdays and Thursdays via Scenic Colorado.
Five young men from Pettis County are sought at once to prepare for government service roles. Applications should be sent to the International Correspondence Institute in Cedar Rapids, Iowa.
An advertisement urges readers to describe their proposed trip to the Northwest and receive a quote and free printed matter. It lists R H Crozier T P A Kansas City and L W Wakely and Howard Elliott, GMA and GM in St Louis, as contacts for quotes and information.
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