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Newspaper
Sedalia Evening Sentinel
Location
Sedalia, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jan 01, 1903
Page
6
A. B. Cockerill sent $100 to F. A. Hornaday secretary of the Missouri Valley League as the first installment of the $300 forfeit money required for 1903. The Nevada Post notes Nevada is always ready to play ball when the game is on.
DOr George A Major, successor to Dr T T Major & Son, announces a limited time dental sale. Full set of teeth eight dollars. gold fillings one dollar and up. aid and platina fillings seven and a half cents. amalgam fillings five cents. cement fillings with unspecified price. crowns six dollars. Logan crowns four dollars. bridge work a specialty. painless extraction. office at 410 Ohio Street opposite court house.
A monument sale invites customers to view the stock and get prices. The storefront has been located twenty five years at the corner of Ohio and Pacific streets, a half block north of the Missouri Pacific depot, operated by C. H. Heynen.
The cheerful Clem Honkamp shopkeeper has shut the shop as he enters political life. Shelves are barren and show cases empty, leaving many smokers to regret the closing of the longtime meeting place.
The Country Gentleman notes the revival of the old English game fowl and its rise as premier table poultry. It describes colors such as black breasted reds and blue reds, their rapid growth to six weeks, and their exhibition form differing from pit games while staying similar in build and flavor.
Demand for American apples in Europe continues to rise with shipments now departing from Montreal Boston and New York.
One Thing and Another surveys beet harvest dates in Montana with richer October crops versus late September. Lime applications curb rhizoctonia jet and Bordeaux spraying guards against leaf spot in beets. Flax sickness is linked to soil fungi, not exhaustion. Formalin outperforms other fungicides for grain snuts in Montana. Cod liver oil with skim milk proposed as cheap cream substitute. Western farm wastes provide $1.44 per acre profit for livestock. Canadian sheep producers find rape fields best for lambing and flock condition.
Repairer Doc Gross known for stove work is listed at 213 West Main Street, described as Stove Hospital in local notices.
Advertises DeWitt’s Witch Hazel Salve from Chicago as a specific cure for piles and skin ailments. Warns against counterfeit imitations and touts DeWitt's as the genuine product from rd Drug Co.
This article extols Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescription as a tonic for mothers, aiding recovery after childbirth and sustaining energy for caring for multiple children. It includes testimonies from Annie M. Brook and Annie E. Hagerman praising quicker recovery, improved health, and the product’s safety as a plant-based remedy. It also promotes the physician's medical adviser and warns against substitutes.
Advertisement offers agents nationwide to sell Bell's famous household cement claiming it mends everything except iron or metal and is fire and water proof. Promises earnings from five to twenty five dollars daily with attractive territory details upon inquiry. Manufactured by C. B. Belt& Co., 512 East Eleventh Street, Salia, Mo.
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