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Train and schedule details show times 10 00 a m 12 40 p m 1 43 a m with No 7 No 5 No 1 No Y No 3 and 3 38 a m 3 45 a m No 121 local freight 7 00 a m No 7 does not carry baggage No 122 starts from yards
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Newspaper
Sedalia Evening Sentinel
Location
Sedalia, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Dec 28, 1900
Page
8
Train and schedule details show times 10 00 a m 12 40 p m 1 43 a m with No 7 No 5 No 1 No Y No 3 and 3 38 a m 3 45 a m No 121 local freight 7 00 a m No 7 does not carry baggage No 122 starts from yards
The Century Magazine announces a 1900 program featuring a Rhine panorama and major author lineup. Beginning November 1900 the new volume will include Short Novels and Complete Stories by many noted writers and the continuing Helmet of Navarre epic set in 16th century France. Free back issues offered to new subscribers who start with November 1900. Subscriptions are $4.00 a year.
Arrive Warsaw North Bound at 11 45 a m for the best story yet. The California Girl opens in The Sentinel Sunday with the opening chapters to watch for.
The Delineator announces a 1901 prize program totaling 17 500 dollars for subscribers. Prizes awarded by town population with values from 5 to 300 dollars, based on 1900 census data or Bradstreet rankings, targeting women in small towns as well as cities. Address The Delineator, 7 11 West Thirteenth Street, New York.
Sedalia Missouri notice states the regular annual meeting of the Sedalia Water and Light Company shareholders will be held at the company office in Sedalia on Monday January 14 1901 to elect directors for the ensuing year and handle other business. Polls open at 9 o clock in the morning. O A Crandail a president L P Andrews secretary.
E H Shaw declares he plans to hustle business throughout the next century in Sedalia. He invites locals to visit the Union Regulator at 111 Osage Street for a 15 cent haircut and to drop in over the coming hundred years to see his smoke.
The Sentinel promotes a guessing contest with a jar of shot on display at 503 Ohio Street offering a $50 Haviland China Dishes set to the closest guess. Other prizes are listed in another column. Daily coupons in page 2 grant paid subscribers voting rights. clip and submit at the office.
The Sentinel partners with J R Meyers of the Premium stamp store to reward paid up subscribers through a guessing contest on March 1. A sealed jar in the Premium store window holds the unknown shot count, with three judges to tally. Winners receive the china set and numerous subscriptions and novels. Coupons begin December 26.
The Sentinel publishes the contestants and their vote totals as of 3 pm today. Names include Chas A Dixon Amanda Hart J W Cromley Reuben McVey and others, with votes to be counted for the afternoon paper if received by 1 pm daily.
Classified notice offering a daily wage for a general house work position at 516 West Third Street. Advertises a three-issue rate of 25 cents if the text contains no more than thirty words.
Special satisfaction in trusting this work to us. Prices reasonable. Chas Van Antwerp, proprietor, Tel 183.
A baby pin with a small central diamond was found between Seventh and Grand avenues and Ohio Street. Please return to this office.
FOR RENT Fine rooms with all the modern improvements in good neighborhood. Address T care Sentinel. WANTED A carrier for The Evening Sentinel. Must be a hustler and have a horse. Apply at once.
Sedalia lodge No 236 A F and A M will hold a special communication this evening at 7 30 for work in the third degree All Masons are invited E E Codding W M F A Sampson Secy
An advertorial style notice touts a patent remedy for kidney ailments. It promises cures using Dr Hobbs Sparagus Pills and offers a free sample from Storing Remedy Co in Chicago or New York.
The Living Age announces a free three month trial for new subscribers with access to 1901 issues from Oct 1 to Dec 31 1900. It highlights The Siege of the Legations by Dr Morrison a detailed Pekin narrative. England press reaction noted as widespread.
A dealer offers a batch of judgments valued from $1 to $100 secured over three years. They propose to assign these judgments in blank to the legal owner so the purchaser only fills in their name. Title guaranteed and judgments sold without recourse.
The Ole Hoss feature offers sealed envelopes with judgments bought anonymously, with only the envelope showing the amount. Only judgments secured through the Collecting and Credit Reporting Assn of Mo will be offered. For list apply at 116 W Third St Sedalia Mo Sale Jan 28 1901 at 7 pm.
Sedalia man George E. Dugan bids $29 526 to build the Blair Nebraska federal building. Bids opened in Washington for the seven month plan. rivals include Campbell Building Chicago $28745 and Edwards Racine $26395. Previous contractor failed to file the required bond.
Retail clerks association announces a meeting at their hall tonight at eight o clock. President E W Greene and Recording Secretary WM Momberg sign the notice.
The Board of the Church Erection Fund of the General Assembly of the Presbyterian church grants a quit claim deed to the Central Presbyterian church here after repaying a $1,500 loan.
W. T. Morris was at Hughesville on business Thursday, traveling for work and meeting local contacts during his itinerary.
Boosts vigor and nerve claims to help men quit tobacco with ease and permanence. Brerling Co. offers a free booklet and testimonials, advertising through druggists with Chicago or New York as distribution points.
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