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Newspaper
Sedalia Evening Sentinel
Location
Sedalia, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jan 05, 1900
Page
6
Fragmentary call for readers to place or respond to advertisements in the Sentinel Want Columns. The text hints at a transactional exchange where someone seeks to buy and someone seeks to sell, though details are incomplete.
The Black Flag 2nd game F store offers the highest cash price for household goods and loans money on goods stored. L. F. Mackey operates at 113 West Main Street.
Wantrrep A Bb Fristoe promotes moving work for hire. He handles freight coal and wood, offering hauling services. Call 240 for assignments.
Advertises for several bright honest persons as managers in this and nearby counties. Salary 900 dollars per year plus expenses. Permanent positions with office work mainly at home. References required, state bank in any town. Enclose self addressed stamped envelope. Department 2 Chicago.
Helfert and Raiffeisen have opened a new second hand store at 115 West Main Street offering a wide range of used household goods and books. Prices are advertised as best and cheapest.
Wantep Rags old iron copper brass bones and bottles of all kinds. Highest cash prices paid. Queen City Iron Yard located at 500 506 W Main St. Telephone 263 and wagon will call.
Advertisement offers William Harding travel book War in South Africa and the Dark Continent with graphic descriptions and illustrations. Dominion Company promises $100,000 in gold to top salespeople, 30 day credit, freight and duty paid, and a free sample case, address Chicago department.
Dr J Dysart, renowned Sedalia Mo specialist, donates one hour daily for the poor. From 1 to 2 pm, uninsured patients receive free consultation, advice, treatment, and prescriptions, with a single low fee covering medicine and services for many diseases.
In Havana Col. Dudley and Maj. Runcie review prison cases awaiting trial and reports suggest several releases soon. Gen Wood visits a leper hospital alone after staff declined to accompany him. Emigration offers to Mexico warn of potential slavery, while local plans propose state aid for farmers with three-year payments. Collector Bliss pursues tobacco leaf smuggling as a warning.
Edward Doyle, described as a reformer philant philosopher, sues John Robson a board of trade operator for 3600000 damages under Illinois law allowing triple recovery for losses from put and call operations. He seeks to attach the board of trade property if he wins and cites prior 100000 losses by named victims.
A letter from Joan Barrow, aged 66 of 212 East Pacific Avenue, Sedalia Missouri, dated December 22 1899, credits Dr J C Dysart at 209 East Sixth Street with curing a long standing left ear cancer after other remedies failed. Barrow endorses Dysart to similar sufferers.
Cincinnati officials and business groups meet at the Cincinnati league conference to invite the national Democratic committee to locate the next convention in Cincinnati. The league, chamber of commerce, and Manufacturers' association pledge fair treatment to all aspirants and plan to send the invitation February 22.
In Omaha on January 5 the trunk line association ceded parts of its action moving articles into the classification list for cotton goods due to protests from wholesale and retail dry goods firms. In New Haven a pro-Boer mass meeting drew about 2,000 at Music Hall voicing support and funds for the Boer relief effort.
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