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Newspaper
Sedalia Evening Sentinel
Location
Sedalia, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Dec 08, 1903
Page
6
S R M Oliver a district school teacher in eastern county appealed to the county superintendent to avoid dismissal after solving the problem of Ann age The pupil father a director brought the problem home the director concluded Ann is 12 while the teacher said 18 and faced likely termination
A local bargain store advertises a wide display of Chinaware Glassware Vases and Pantry ware Notions and toys for children. Customers are invited to collect prize tickets with six valuable prizes awarded to the largest number of tickets.
A teacher and a panel of directors clash over Ann age twelve as the educator sticks to his solution and faces dismissal after his month ends. The directors declare him ignorant incompetent and pig headed in the dispute about whether Ann could arrive or depart with other students.
New subscriber drive signals votes target with a request to bring in names. unclear details mention a CADADDAHOA and a 000 CAD amount, suggesting promotional text.
In Yoakum Texas a large dry goods firm led by J M Haller is publicizing De Witts Little Early Risers as a remedy for taste headaches and lingering fatigue. A palace car anecdote touts taking the pill at night to wake early and feel better. Sold by W E Bard Drug Co.
At this season of coughs and colds it is well to know that Foley's Honey and Tar is the greatest throat and lung remedy. It cures quickly and prevents serious results from a cold. Sold by Arlington Pharmacy.
New Wood Yard opens at Gold's lumber yard at Main and Massachusetts selling sawed and split wood for cash. Prices run from 4 to 4.50 per cord with delivery across the city. Fence posts also offered by J. H. Stocys.
A defective flue sparked a blaze at the Mackey home on East Fourth Street. Firemen twice responded, the second time to find roof flames. hose bursts worsened damage. Estimated loss $5,000 with $3,300 insured. Mrs Mackey led rescue efforts saving many first floor items.
Testimonial letters praise Dr Miles Nerve and Liver Pills and Anti Pain Pills from families in Everett Alton Helena and more. Patients report rapid relief from neuralgia headaches rheumatism and liver trouble with claims of dramatic improvement and even life saving effects. Advertisers urge purchases from druggists and request a free booklet on nervous and heart diseases.
Taxpayers submit a proposal to county court urging approval of a countywide roads tax. The item calls for funds to improve infrastructure and road maintenance.
A petition signed by ten percent of Pettis County voters asks the county court to order a special election to decide on issuing bonds for road construction. The court directed the county clerk and assessor to verify signatures against poll and tax records and report next session. The docket also notes aid for the poor, road petitions, an admission to the county home, and an insane asylum commitment.
An old grocers promotion urges shoppers to whiten yellow clothes with Red Cross Ball Blue selling a large two ounce package for five cents.
Public notice urges consumers to avoid substitutes for Foley's Honey and Tar sold by Arlington Pharmacy. It warns against imitations and advises purchasing original Foley's product through the listed pharmacy.
If you catch cold easily you should wear a chest protector to prevent rapid body temperature changes. Available in chamois and flannel lined styles, including plain flannel. Sizes range from infants to large adults.
The notice warns against cough medicines containing opiates causing constipation especially for children. It asserts Foley's Honey and Tar contains no opiates, is safe, and will not constipate. Arlington Pharmacy markets Foley's Honey and Tar.
Advertisement style note references a local Astoria promotion for a product branded as the kind you have always bought. It lacks clear event details but indicates ongoing consumer familiarity with the item.
An advertisement urges a date with E. J. Mitchell, farm stock crier, for terms on a sale at 414 East Fifth Street. It promotes heated stove and rocking chair bargains, Big Saw price cuts, and holiday household goods, noting August Tielfert at 118 West Main Street and a new hot water bottle line at Farris.
Light housekeeping offered with two furnished rooms at 509 East Second. Tenant provides meals and utilities. Quiet single household residence. Suitable for student or single occupant seeking simple lodging.
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