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Newspaper
Sedalia Evening Sentinel
Location
Sedalia, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jan 01, 1902
Page
6
New York officials announce radical reforms in the new year with dives gambling resorts and poolrooms to close at once. Police Commissioner Partridge and deputies Thurston and Einstein pledge liberal enforcement of Sunday laws while avoiding pervasive spying.
Returns on licences issued by Recorder Lee Looney list six marriages. Burton Stewart and Minnie De Haven of Sedalia wed Dec 26, S L Burford of Conway Springs Kansas and Lidie May Thomas Syracuse Missouri wed Dec 26, Frank O Darling Dana Wyoming and Maggie Eubank Syracuse Missouri wed Dec 25, Wm Todd Lamonte and Edith T Schilling Maeta Ohio wed Dec 25, W C Loges and Winifred Harris Green Ridge wed Dec 25 at Knob Noster or home of John Todd.
An early 20th century advertisement promotes Rocky Mountain Tea offered by W. E. Bard Drug Co. The brief note highlights the product price at 35 cents and positions the drugstore as the source for the tonic.
Owing to drought and crop failures Dr. T. T. Major & Son offer limited time dental work at low prices. Full set 8 dollars. gold fillings 1 dollar and up. gold and platina fillings 75 cents. cement and amalgam fillings. gold crowns and bridges. painless extraction. Office 410 Ohio Street opposite courthouse.
Local retailer John Kaiser promotes his store at 116 E Second St offering good living and unbeatable value. The message invites new customers to visit and experience the best for the money in Pettis and surrounding counties.
It must go. Three pounds twenty five cents for homemade mixed candy. Sugar taffy including peanut ten cents. Corner Fifth and Ohio. C Boyst proprietor. Both phones 218.
Tickets sold December 24 25 and 31 1901 and January 1 1902 good for return to January 2 1902 at one and one third fare with minimum selling rate of 1.00. C E Marsh Ticket Agent.
George E. Dugan at 116 East Fifth adds picture moulding and framing services at reasonable rates. Bring pictures for framing now. Telephone 142. Joe Sewell at the Star 219 West Main invites customers to enjoy quality drinks and smokes and a hearty welcome.
An advertisement proclaims all kinds of guns for rent or sale, claiming best quality munitions and the greatest variety offered by M. H. H. wo.
The Boston shop at 214 Ohio Street advertises a wide selection of handkerchiefs priced from 10 to 1.50 dollars. Confident shoppers are invited to compare quality and bargains across the range.
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