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Newspaper
Sedalia Evening Sentinel
Location
Sedalia, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Dec 30, 1902
Page
2
Citizens are urged to attend a meeting of the Businessmen's club tonight to consider attracting a new industry. The panel notes that securing one factory can trigger multiple plants and steady jobs, transforming Sedalia into a factory town with broad labor supply and economic growth potential.
The Pacific Steamship Lines begin direct monthly sailings from San Francisco to Manila, bypassing Nagasaki and Hong Kong routes. Ships are among the finest, with a 28 day voyage time, as part of growing Trans-Pacific trade and American interest in the Far East.
Advertisement notes Rocky Mountain Tea to fill hollow places and fade lines with 35cc bottle from V. E. Bard Drug Company.
A column of light items notes St Louis Woman's police aiding work and a robbed lawyer. It mocks Missouri mule talk and a “Arrow Shot” tale from Cole Camp. A town girl seeks marriage gossip, Joplin talks on war claims, and Kansas City drivers receive a diamond watch charm. The Gospel Gun tale ends with trouble in Holden.
The two year old child of G. H. Anderson living southeast of the city died at 4 AM after a weeks illness with pneumonia fever. The funeral was held today at 2 PM from Walnut church and burial followed in Pleasant Hill Cemetery.
Three young men from Sedalia and nearby regions are invited to apply for positions in the Government service through the Inter-State Correspondence Institute in Cedar Rapids Iowa. Also listed are a sale ad for a horse bogey and sleigh a capable family horse and a barber position offering steady work and $11 weekly.
A brief notice references private loans with attorney at law C C Lawson located in the Katie building. Bell Telephone at 467 is listed in the same item.
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