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Newspaper
Sedalia Evening Sentinel
Location
Sedalia, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Dec 24, 1900
Page
4
Columbus Ohio reports the annual Mormon meeting with Ohio membership given as 250 of a national total of 300000. Ben E Rich of Chattanooga Tennessee chosen state president. An advertisement promotes Rocky Mountain Tea for children and adults.
Ex President Cleveland will contribute a series of articles to the Saturday Evening Post this winter covering political affairs and personal issues of young men. His first piece, in the December 22 issue, offers his views on a key phase of national politics. Also notice: Sixteen inch Kid Body Doll offered at 25 cents at Kautzman’s Drug Store.
Kautzman's for toys at 104 West Main highlights tool boxes at Holcomb's store. Sprecher's Stand at Sicher Hotel offers fine smoking tobacco and good cigars for gift purchases.
A Green Ridge Local News reflection lists nine methods for funding a church salary, from tithes and socials to sewing circles, meals, raffles, cake walks, dances, progressive euchre, and missionary society appeals, noting a fifty year ministry without a fixed salary.
Kansas City Mo December 24 Captain Haygate of the British army seeks 50 000 cavalry horses and mules for South Africa. He arrived over a year ago to buy stock but was sent home as the Boer war paused. Animals will be inspected and shipped to Cape Town Durban and New London via British transports.
A Merry Christmas message thanks customers for generous patronage and notes the store will be closed all day tomorrow so staff can enjoy Christmas cheer. It pledges fair pricing and redress for wrongs, inviting trust in a perfect store where customers pay no more than market value.
New York judges rule Limburger cheese stored beside two apartment houses is not a nuisance. The decision notes 500 to 5,000 pounds of limburger and 30,000 pounds of Swiss cheese kept on land. Separate incident: a wagon with a man killed near a Wabash depot備 (Reading may vary).
Ed Nichols of Slater Missouri, 13 years old, was struck and killed by cars in Centralia on December 24. The incident occurred near a street crossing as Nichols walked along the road. Authorities investigated the scene and prepared a report for the coroner.
Oysters direct from Baltimore and Candy Palace advertise seafood and confections with a contact phone number 218 for orders or inquiries.
Holiday ticket offer from Sedalia Warsaw and Southwestern Railway valid Dec 22, 1900 to Jan 1, 1901 for round trips to all stations at one fare. Tickets good until Jan 2, 1901 to return. C E Marsh, Ticket Agent.
A local notice urges customers to ask for Paladine Oil with a guaranteed gallon. Sold exclusively through grocers by Scofield Shurmer Teagle as sole manufacturers. Telephone 309 for inquiries.
J. W. Burress former police judge and well known Pettis county resident accepts a position with the Famous at 115 Ohio street and invites friends to visit him there.
Co. D plans a target practice at Liberty Park tomorrow with improved company drill attendance. The feature showcases dinner sets and fine china as part of the event atmosphere.
A listing notes high grade smoking tobacco available at Sprecher's Cigar Stand located in the Sicher Hotel. The item announces a tobacco product sale point within the hotel shop.
John M. Boyles of Gooch Mill claims a 90 pound pumpkin with over five and a half feet in circumference surpasses Horace Stites of Pilot Grove. He vows to confront any Missouri challenger at Saline and plans to bake pies at Christmas for Shelby's old brigade members.
E. Meroitzky and Lecta Taylor of Pryor Creek I T tied the knot this morning with Judge Kinsey officiating. Co F Anderson and Ida A Ream of Pettis County were married this morning by Probate Judge O E Parsons.
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