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Newspaper
Sedalia Evening Sentinel
Location
Sedalia, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Dec 30, 1903
Page
7
An advertisement claims Hall's Catarrh Cure can cure catarrh as a constitutional disease and offers 100 dollars to prove a failure. It notes the cure is taken internally and targets blood and mucous surfaces. Also promotes Hall's Family Pills and Foley's Honey and Tar as safe alternatives.
Winchester Indiana resident Do. W. Lynch reports his boy suffered a severe membranous croup attack and found relief after Foley's Honey and Tar. He says the remedy saved his son's life and endorses it, with Arlington Pharmacy selling it.
The Hughesville column recalls a well attended Christmas Eve service at the Presbyterian church and Santa's visit. It notes farewell sermons, calls for a new pastor, illness updates, holiday gatherings, travel to St Louis with livestock shipments, and visits from relatives and friends during the season.
York Pennsylvania December 30 The home of A M Craley a wealthy middle aged merchant of Craleyville this county was a house of joy when the widower brought home a young bride of twenty He traveled from summer to find a wife visiting Southern states and the Middle West meeting many maidens in Rockville Indiana he found Mary Brant daughter of a painter and after a brief courtship they were married Upon arrival they were serenaded by the entire population led by the village band.
Notice to stockholders announces the annual meeting of Worrell Manufacturing Company to elect directors for the upcoming year. It will be held at 31 315 South Lamine Street on Monday January 11 1904 with polls from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. E F Yancey president and J H Rodes secretary sign.
The Sedalia National Bank will hold its regular annual meeting for director election at its banking rooms on Tuesday January 12 1904. A Frisco System Southeastern Limited through sleeper to Jacksonville Fla runs nightly from Kansas City via Memphis Birmingham and Atlanta.
Miss Emma Dump of Sedalia visits her uncle George Dump this week. Miss Annie Mariety visits for Christmas from Sedalia, returning Saturday. Neighbors and relatives share evenings and dinners, with a large Christmas gathering at Mr. Ike Elliott’s and a late supper. Madam Rumor hints at upcoming weddings. Miss Arlette Mayfield recovers from a seven week illness. A dance at Mr. Meyers' hosts lots of attendees. Mr. Overly plans to move to Ohio. Mr. Marston and son from Kansas City hunt and return home. Several families celebrate Christmas with relatives in Sedalia and Mora.
Miss Dora Rider returns from Kansas City to spend the holidays. Elmer O Terrell visits his uncle Hotsenpiller during the holidays. Misses Hart and Lickrider of Sedalia visit the Misses Lewis. A large group from the area attends the Walnut schoolhouse Christmas tree and reports a good time. Mrs M Ray and family and Mr David Earp and family share Christmas dinner with Mr Geo Earp and wife. Chas Hurd of Green Ridge is in the vicinity on Christmas day.
J H Stock announces a new Wood Yard at Gold's Lumber Yard at Main and Massachusetts Streets selling sawed and split wood for four to four dollars fifty per cord cash. Delivery available to all city parts and fence posts also offered. Phone 389-2.
Mrs Frank Loomis of Allen Michigan credits Dr Miles Heart Cure and Nervine with restoring her strength after years of arm weakness sleep loss and heart palpitations. She reports improved walking mood and arm use and notes similar gains for her daughter Vida. The letter endorses Dr Miles remedies and urges readers to obtain the free nervous and heart diseases booklet from Dr Miles Medical Co Elkhart Indiana.
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