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Newspaper
Sedalia Evening Sentinel
Location
Sedalia, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jan 13, 1903
Page
5
Miss Jessie Leist will entertain tonight for her guest Miss Rose Rosenberg of Kansas City. On Thursday night a dance will be given by Miss Leist for Miss Rosenberg.
A historic newspaper ad promotes Botanic Blood Balm for blood and skin diseases including eczema and scrofula. It promises free samples, free medical advice, and nationwide orders with cost of one large bottle at $1. The Sedalia outlet is W. E. Bard Drug Co, with Atlanta and general mail requests to Blood Balm Co. in Georgia.
Advertises rail service with routes to Oklahoma Indian Territory Texas and many points in Wyoming South Dakota Nebraska Kansas Colorado New Mexico Arkansas and Louisiana. Tickets sold mid month at half rate plus 2 dollars. Kansas City price 5.80. January sales for January 12 19 good to January 16 with extensions and later sale dates. Mardi Gras service February 17 23 with extension to March 14. Mobile 22.50 New Orleans 23.55.
An editor surveyed men asking why they married. Answers reveal motives from companionship to revenge with lines like I married to get even with her mother and I yearned for company. Others cite loneliness, desire for someone to make life lively, or believing they found the one among a thousand.
The article traces the rise of the Anheuser-Busch Brewing Association from 1865 when Adolphus Busch joined E. Anheuser & Co. to its vast 125 acre plant, 1,5000 daily bottling capacity, and global reach with the Budweiser brand. It notes 9000+ workers, multiple national branches, and sales milestones from 8000 barrels in 1865 to over a million by 1901, asserting its status as a leading private brewery.
Opening sale of lots will occur at El Berta Texas on January 22 1903. A low rate excursion January 20 via the M K and T Railway offers one fare plus two dollars for the round trip, tickets valid for 21 days. The notice invites business and investment opportunities and directs inquiries to James Barker G P A M K and T.
Monarch Laundry of St. Louis invites inquiries for its growing business. It promises excellent service and courteous treatment at very low rates, with two telephones available for contact. Charles Van Antwerp is listed as proprietor.
Auction-style notice invites inquiries into monument work with a stock review and pricing. Location noted at the corner of Ohio and Pacific streets, half a block north of the Missouri Pacific depot, operated by C H Heynen.
An old advertisement promotes QO fudge described as the best on earth at 10¢ a pound with a Saturday sale. Candy Palace lists contact as Phone 21.
W L Jones informs friends he runs a general transfer business offering coal and wood hauling garbage hauling and moving of all kinds Queen City No 444.
$1,000 and up at lowest rates and best terms on Pettis county realty. Farm loans at 5 percent interest and with partial payment privileges. J. A. Bothwell, Attorney and Counsellor, Sedalia National Bank Building.
A group of residents including Mayor W. F. Prigmore and U S Senator G G West endorse the Sweet Springs Sanitarium as a rational treatment for asthma indigestion paralysis and rheumatism. Patients in Sedalia report benefiting, with addresses listed for local supporters and the sanitarium from Sedalia Missouri.
A scientific discovery presents Kodol as the remedy that supplies digestive juices to aid the stomach. It relaxes nervous tension and allows inflamed muscles to rest while the stomach heals. Kodol digests foods and helps convert nourishment into rich red blood. W. E. Bard Drug Co.
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