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Newspaper
Sedalia Evening Sentinel
Location
Sedalia, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Dec 20, 1901
Page
6
An advertisement claims Ayer's Hair Vigor eliminates wig needs by feeding the hair. A Pittsburg woman testifies that after using the product, hair loss stopped and growth resumed, sparing her from wearing a wig last winter. Available from all druggists for $1. J C Ayer Co. Lowell Mass.
The Sedalia Typographical union has canceled the dance scheduled for last night, citing unspecified reasons. No rescheduled date is announced.
A note from Toowoomba Australia praises Chamberlains Cough Remedy as effective after two months of severe coughing. The letter, signed by W C Wockner, endorses the remedy and states it cured the condition. It notes the medicine is sold by all druggists.
The state plans to loan arms to the High School cadets with arrival expected soon. The bond for the loan is made out to Prof. J. D. Wilson, principal, and is signed by Col. C. H. Zoll Prof. R. L. Netherton Judge J. N. Dalby and Hon. Chas. E. Yeater.
C W Hamlin of Greene County declares in the Lexington News his bid for Congress in the Seventh district. The district leans Democratic by about 3,000 votes with 26,078 for Democrats and 23,173 for Republicans in the presidential tally. Sources anticipate an eight candidate field for the Democratic nomination with each county likely to present a contender.
Pettis County Medical Society held a social and banquet at Pee Thursday night with Drs. W. J. Ferguson Ira T. Bronson and J. H. Heller organizing. Bronson presided as toastmaster and Dr. J D Griffith of Kansas City spoke on State Medicines.
Vienna dispatch reports Constantinople informed Echo de Paris that M. Constans the French ambassador again warned of breaking off diplomatic relations with the Porte. Suspicious Turkish troop movements in Tripoli near the Tunis frontier are cited as the cause of new complications.
Local ad notes a selection of handkerchiefs priced from 10 to 1.50 at the Boston store located at 514 Ohio street. Also advertises Plows’ candies at Walch’s.
Limited time dental work offers by Dr T T Major and Son with low prices on full sets, fillings, and bridge work. Widespread buy and sell ads seek businesslike salesmen for Wilbur’s Stock Food products and Furicide fire extinguisher with testimonials and agent opportunities in West and South districts.
David Kalmer aged eighty five died last night after a day of illness from stomach trouble. A Sedalia resident for years he had spent four years in the county home. Survived by son William Kalmer of Knob Noster and daughter Mrs Gurgell of Kansas City. Funeral later this afternoon at Lukal and burial in city cemetery.
Elegant chocolates and bon bons are offered starting at 25e at Walch's store, inviting shoppers to browse a curated confection selection.
City Engineer Charles Zoll a colonel on Governor Dockerys staff is in St Louis with his entire staff for the formal breaking of ground for the St Louis Worlds Fair. Today marks the ninety eighth anniversary of the Louisiana Purchase a notable day for the Mississippi valley St Louis and the nation.
Pettis county residents are urged to visit the shop known for best value in the area. The message invites new customers to experience good living and notes John Kaiser at 116 East Second Street as the contact.
Earle R. Wade of Lamonte visited the city Thursday for Christmas purchases amid local holiday shopping activity at Walc's.
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