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Newspaper
Sedalia Evening Sentinel
Location
Sedalia, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Dec 14, 1900
Page
6
A column endorses Sedalia institutions with first class goods and urges readers to patronize them, stating the Mtnnel recommends each establishment and speaks to the value of supporting local merchants.
Last Friday a batch of 20 percent discount scholarships remained fifteen, now nine. Funds cover any study area and must be secured by the 24th. A Christmas present for a student, lasting a lifetime, available at the Scranton ICS local office Room 8 Alamo Building. E. D. Francis, Manager.
A promotional piece describing The Literary Digest weekly as a high price, high circulation journal with broad appeal. It notes 100000+ weekly circulation, 17000 lawyers 12000 bankers 19000 physicians 20000 clergymen readers, and claims it covers political sociological scientific literary and religious topics from multiple regions. It promotes $3.00 annual price, sample copy offer, and publisher Junk and Wagnaxs Co New York.
An advertising note directs readers to Vollrath in Room 217 of the Igenfritz building for insurance services.
Homeseekers may travel to nearly all U S points on sale at ticket offices on the first and third Tuesdays of Octob er Novem ber and December at one fare plus two dollars for the round trip. Tickets valid return within twenty one days from sale. Contact Great Western agent or F H Lord 113 Adams Street Chicago for details.
An advertisement promoting durable dentistry by Dr. E. C. Frank at Over Cannon's Grand Central. It emphasizes the value of preventive care for toothills of any size and promises warranted work at moderate prices. Also notes Sterling Silver Thimbles priced at 25 cents from Bard's.
The post office moves to Boyler's Mill as two nearby stores lie over a quarter mile away and near the Benton county line. Plans aim to develop a town around the mill with J. H. Hasting of Riverview starting a saw mill recently. A. H. Cowell will construct a larger store, while W. J. Koch plans a bigger dwelling and a blacksmith shop.
A fragment shows a sharp voice debating whether women mishandle money or can be trusted while traveling. The speaker mocks male guardianship and suggests women defend men from folly when away from home.
E. K. Buck, long-time clerk for J. T. Washburn, bought a large new stock of general merchandise and will occupy the former Dr. Fish store at Gravois Mill now vacant after the doctor moved to Sedalia.
Advertises Hall’s Catarrh Cure as the only cure for deafness caused by inflammation of the Eustachian tube. Claims nine of ten deafness cases from catarrh can be cured and offers a $100 reward for any untreatable case. Promotes druggists selling Hall’s pills.
Citizens met Wednesday night in Warrensburg to discuss whether to establish a milk skimming station there.
Don’t miss a great Christmas opportunity with presents for everybody. Suitable gifts for all ages, from oldest to youngest, featuring newest ideas and latest novelties at The Boston store located at 214 Ohio Street.
Billings emerges as the hub of a mounting horse theft network, with authorities noting increased incidents and investigations centering in the city. Local law enforcement outlines procedures to curb the activity and protect ranchers and owners.
Poetic promo claims the tea strengthens attraction and prolongs romantic spells. It urges readers to ask their druggist for the product.
E. H. Calef, traveling commercial agent for the Missouri Pacific, made a business trip to Tipton yesterday.
Arlington Pharmacy promotes DeWitts Little Early Risers as the most effective liver pills with no griping, advertising their gentle action.
Benj Ingersoll of Hutton Ind says he had not spoken above a whisper for months until FOLEY S HONEY AND TAR restored his voice. The remedy is used by speakers and singers. Take no substitute. All druggists.
Mrs. J. H. Rodes returned yesterday from Kansas City where she attended the Grand Opera, a social highlight of her trip.
A local advisory warns customers against purchasing candy cakes fruits or nuts until they visit the Boston Cafe for guidance. The notice emphasizes checking product sources and safety before buying.
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