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Newspaper
Sedalia Evening Sentinel
Location
Sedalia, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Dec 10, 1900
Page
6
A column endorses Sedalia institutions with fully first class goods and urges readers to patronize and support them, recommending each business to the community. The piece highlights trusted shops and signals strong local confidence.
C. H. Heynen promotes marble and granite monuments for wholesale and retail along with confections bread Puritan biscuits fancy cakes ice cream and water ices. John O. Fisher offers Solitaire cigars handmade and lists telephone 164 for contact.
An advertisement extols The Literary Digest as one of America’s two weekly journals with 100000-plus circulation at $2.00 yearly. It lists subscriber classes including 17000 lawyers 12000 bankers 19000 physicians and 20000 clergymen plus broad family readership. Price is $3.00 yearly sample available.
Three masked men rob the Peet Bros. nail mill in Armourdale Kansas City at 6 30 Saturday evening securing 800 in cash. Superintendent W J Schenck and cashier Clifford A Adams were in the office when the holdup occurred. They ordered the men to the vault and fired a shot as the robbers escaped.
The 1901 Columbia desk calendar from the American Bicycle Co Hartford Conn is offered through Columbia Sales Department. It can be mailed to any address on receipt of five 2 cent stamps. For sixteen years this calendar has been a staple in many offices and homes.
The ad claims no doubts in the prescription department and assures drugs of required strength and correctness. City Drug Store invites customers to try them with their next prescription.
Advertising note from Frank Vollrath offering loans at five per cent interest with no commission. Includes location Room 217 Ilgenfritz Block.
W L Jones calls attention to a general transfer business offering coal and wood hauling garbage hauling and moving services. Orders can be placed by calling telephone number 369.
A Christmas opportunity at THE BOSTON on 214 Ohio Street offers suitable gifts for everyone from oldest to youngest with newest novelties and something for every purse.
Eugene Ash, a machinist for Missouri Pacific, returned from a hunting trip in Arkansas, bringing back stories of his excursion and the wild adventure he enjoyed.
A warning to cure a colds with Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets notes a refund policy and Grove’s signature. A force began laying rails and ties for the Missouri Pacific switch to the State Fair grounds. Frisco train dispatchers in Springfield have been shuffled.
A brief notice directs readers to obtain insurance services from Vollrath in Room 217 of the Illgenfritz building. It specifies the location and agent for policy inquiries and applications.
Almost all US points available at ticket offices on the first and third Tuesdays of October November and December. One fare plus $2 round trip with return valid within twenty one days. For details contact a Great Western agent or F H Lord G P T A 113 Adams street Chicago.
Arlington Pharmacy touts DeWitt's Little Early Risers as the most effective liver pills. They never gripe.
George Neeley, a Missouri Pacific machinist, has resumed his labor after a lay off.
A vintage ad promotes durable dentistry with moderate charges and warranted work. It claims rolling down hill will grow to enormous size and warns it takes skill to save a tooth, inviting readers to visit Cannon's Grand Central.
A note advises against buying Candy Cakes Fruits or Nuts until a visit to the Boston Cafe. The message emphasizes checking offerings first.
Missouri Pacific offers half fare travel to all points within 200 miles on December 23 24 25 31 and January 1 with service scheduled on those dates.
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