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Newspaper
Sedalia Evening Sentinel
Location
Sedalia, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Dec 19, 1900
Page
15
Advertises Hall's Great Discovery a cure for kidney and bladder troubles including diabetes and kidney stones. Claims a single bottle provides two months of treatment and offers mail order for $1. Includes a testimonial from a cured user and distributor Huntsville Missouri with date August 1 1900.
A Topeka newspaper notes a one legged man sauntering into a local restaurant, detailing the peculiar entrance and the crowd’s reaction. The brief item captures a colorful moment in the city’s social scene.
A 1900 recruitment appeal urges readers to study at home for a salaried position through Mechanical or Architectural Drawing courses from the International Correspondence Schools in Scranton Pa The Sentinel will provide the course on January 10 1900 to the voter with the most votes urging early voting.
W L Jones asks friends to note his services in general transfer business coal and wood hauling garbage hauling and moving of all kinds. Orders may be left by calling telephone number 369.
Candy Palace invites customers to place orders for Christmas dinner via phone at 218. Simple phone contact and seasonal ahead request outlined.
Mr B P Hunter of St Joseph Mo leases 521 South Ohio street and will open a shooting gallery tonight. The establishment will feature moving targets, a novelty for Sedalia. Grover Botts a Mt Leonard schoolboy was thrown from a moving train near Pauline and suffered bad scrapes and bruises.
Rev J W Ferrell of Lamonte reports that 300 rabbits were killed during the fourth annual hunt at the Boston Cafe area. Fresh bread and cake advertised daily.
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