Turkeys Sold on Market Day Amid Clear Skies
Beautiful weather continues as W. D. Norton participates in a turkey market day on Monday with steady activity and buyers noting good conditions for trade.
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Newspaper
Sedalia Evening Sentinel
Location
Sedalia, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Dec 01, 1905
Page
3
Beautiful weather continues as W. D. Norton participates in a turkey market day on Monday with steady activity and buyers noting good conditions for trade.
Miss Pansy Fowler is very ill with tonsillitis. Elizabeth Creagan has been ill but is better now. Jess Williams delivered hogs to Smithton buyers on Monday. Luther Landis and wife marketed poultry Tuesday. Rosa and Daisy Fowler shopped in Sedalia earlier in the week. W. M. Fimhau ser was in town on business Tuesday. Tom Flanders and others are out hunting today. Mr. Harrison of Prairie township was seen driving through View toward Otterville to visit relatives. Alfred Lamm and family spent weekend with his parents. Our school shows progress under Miss Lizzie Lamm with a new organ. F. J. Creagan visited his mother and sisters Saturday. Mabel and Emma Baum spent Sunday with Arthur Baum. John Lamm and wife visited his brother George last Sunday. Rev. Foster of Joplin preached at Smithton Sunday night at the M E church. J T Loveland spent Monday with Gilberth Loveland tending farm interests.
Anxious hours frame a mother's care for croup children. Foley's Honey and Tar is praised as the most effective remedy, safe for household use due to its lack of opiates. Ariington pharmacy advertises its sale.
A 32 member Chinese statesmen and merchant delegation arrived in Tacoma to press for treaty concessions for Chinese merchants and students, hoping to influence Congress during negotiations with the United States. The group includes prominent merchants and guild representatives and is expected to exert notable pressure.
A historical survey traces New Orleans location to strategic choices by French explorers and traders including La Salle Joliet Marquette Iberville Bienville and John Law. It explains the swampy site south of Pontchartrain and the forts in Mobile Biloxi and with Chickasaw opposition, led to the Mississippi settlement that became a major port.
The passage credits Law with transforming the city. it notes that while his plan required years of work and conflict, his vision ultimately defined New Orleans and left a lasting mark on its development.
A brief ad notes the usefulness of Early Risers to keep bowels clean and liver and kidneys active. It states the pills are pleasant in effect and never gripe or sicken, with sale through the W. E. Bard Drug company in Indianapolis.
A New York Sun report describes a clash between a Second Avenue streetcar and a truck loaded with glass carboys of spring water. The driver refused to yield, prompting a heated exchange. The motorman, seizing a chance, popped the crate stoppers and released the water, then advanced once the truck turned away, grinning at the thwarted rival.
An ad promotes Mother Gray's Australian Leaf as a safe monthly regulator for women. It claims benefit for bladder and kidney trouble and suggests availability at druggists or by mail for 50 cents with a free sample package. The Mother's Gray Co. is listed as LeRoy, New York.
Mark Daniels of 1010 East Fourth street, an employee of the Missouri Pacific shops, and Miss Edna Holland of 913 East Fourth street, daughter of J R Holland, were married by Rev McClure at the Epworth M E church parsonage on Wednesday at 10 o'clock.
Advertisement notes that yellowed whites can be restored with Red Cross Ball Blue. Recommends grocers stock large two ounce packages priced at five cents for whitening laundry.
Will E. Wentzleman and wife are the parents of a baby girl born Wednesday night at their home at 317 West Cooper Street.
A dramatic sketch proclaims a wash day tragedy as a man endures the odor of boiling clothes. The ad urges readers to call 154 and notes the business is The Sedalia Steam Laundry on Lamine Street Longan's, promising reliability.
A Chicago Record-Herald style column notes baby dress trends with hand embroidery on layettes and slips, long infant coats, and three year olds' garments. It highlights collarless designs with kimono sleeves for ease, and praises home embroidery, chiffon lace silk trims, silk poplin, broadcloths, and Bedford cord as favored materials.
Physicians favor Foley’s Honey and Tar as a safe reliable throat and lung remedy. Sold by Arlington Pharmacy.
The funeral for Patricia McAllister daughter of Mr and Mrs Frank Mc Allister was held Thanksgiving morning at 9 30 from Sacred Heart church. Interment followed in the Catholic cemetery with pallbearers H A Seamill Adolph Ahrens G W Longan and Wil DeBold assisting.
J. N. Patterson a Nashua Iowa night officer writes of a severe winter lung cold. He unavailable relief from several cough medicines and two doctors. A friend advised Foley’s Honey and Tar and two thirds of a bottle cured him. Sold by Arlington pharmacy.
J H Johnson advertises MCCO Coffee fresh roasted every day for sale. The notice highlights daily roasting and availability.
Citing Country Gentleman guidance, home confectioners can coat ice cream with hot syrups of chocolate caramel maple or coffee. Add nuts candied rose leaves mint or violets for eye catching appeal. Serve with melon wedges or peach petals for a decorative finish.
W A Herren of Finch Arkansas writes that Foley's Kidney Cure cured a severe kidney and bladder ailment after two doctors gave up. The product is sold by Arlington pharmacy.
Sedalia lodge No. 236 A F and A M will hold a regular meeting Friday evening December 1 at 7 o clock. Annual election of officers will be conducted and all members are urged to attend. Visiting brothers invited and welcomed. Also included is an advertisement for Kodol Dyspepsia Cure claiming it aids digestion and digestion relief with sale by W E Bard Drug Co.
Local business F H Meyer promotes MCCO Coffee with daily fresh roasting. The ad highlights quality beans and regular offerings for office and home customers in the community.
Dr A J Campbell announces move from Hoffman building to 301 South Ohio street near the Third National Bank. Entrance on Third street. Bell phone 1815. Queen City phone 122.
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