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Newspaper
Sedalia Evening Sentinel
Location
Sedalia, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Feb 01, 1900
Page
6
The line urges the thinking public of Kansas City to learn about the community efforts and aims being undertaken, inviting friends to stay informed about current activities and decisions.
Hill's Practical Business College offers stenography and bookkeeping courses using Gregg shorthand and up to date methods. Day school after January 1st at 408 410 Ohio Street upstairs with low terms and flexible study options.
An overdramatic ad asserts you could not walk to the sun in a millennium and challenges readers to find a laundry with more perfect satisfaction than the Monarch Laundry. The quirky pitch invites potential customers to try their service.
The Boston Store at 506 Ohio Street invites shoppers to a banner week of savings during the last week of January 1900. Special price cuts and appealing bargains aim to attract frequent and new customers alike.
Stevens & Stevens offers clean carriages heated by Lehman heaters, free from tobacco fumes. Suitable for balls parties and operas at 207-209 Osage street, telephone 167, priced at 1.00 per couple.
At the postoffice Rogers' shoe shop remains in place offering the best shoe work at the least cost. Men's best half sales are 50c. Remember the location by the postoffice at 217 Lamine street.
Money to loan one thousand dollars and upward secured by real estate. Farm loans available at six percent interest with moderate expenses. Partial payments allowed. John B. Bothwell, attorney Sedalia National Bank Building.
A brief note from Sedalia Steam describes smooth ivory like edges applied to collars. The technique emphasizes refined finishing and subtle texture for garment detailing.
Denver Post reports a coyote hunt near the Dubois ranch using a Bartels pack of greyhounds. Riders include Charles MacA Willcox and Charles Barrows among others, following a 10 mile course through open prairie with few fences and risks from prairie dog holes.
A jumble of aphorisms precedes brief reports of fires in Winnipeg Cypress River and St. Louis plus Ada Minnesota with ten buildings lost. Fatalities include Mrs Stewart burned in Manitoba and a boyish fire news update from Richmond about a wild cat. Reports cite One Minute Cough Cure endorsements and local business notes.
In a humorous exchange attributed to Mr Dooley, the Donahue family on Archey Road debates whether to buy a piano for their daughter. Dooley jokes about his own taste for German bands and warns Malachi that rivals with pianos may threaten jobs, urging a piano at least as a prudent gain.
A Paterson manufacturer’s will yielded Mr. Hobart his first fee of 100 dollars. The tale recounts him receiving an 800 dollar check, starting a legal career, and later aiding family members including the granddaughter in financial need by sending 150 dollars for a trousseau and arranging employment.
A historical note states that in Russia a person does not reach legal adulthood until age twenty six. The rule defines the threshold for responsibilities and rights tied to adulthood in the country.
A report notes that southern French peasants spend about two pence a day on food for a family of five. The source remarks on frugal diets and rural living standards in the region.
A Sedalia literary society votes a man must have at least 500 dollars before marriage. Kansas City Times hints this may imply editors should not wed. Salem Indiana endorses Kodol Dyspepsia Cure for digestion. Lost Knight Templar watch charm offered reward.
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