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Newspaper
Sedalia Evening Sentinel
Location
Sedalia, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jan 26, 1902
Page
7
An advertisement extols Omega Oil as the permanent remedy for tired aching backs caused by strained muscles and tendons. It claims rapid relief through topical rubbing, immediate renewed strength, and overall rejuvenation of muscular tissue and inflammation reduction. It asserts unique ingredients never used before.
Local notes describe social visits and gatherings around Dunksburg. Several families including the Winstons Porters and Prigmores hosted friends, with preaching at Mt Zion and a candy pulling event. An advertisement touts Banner Salve for rough skin and chapped hands.
Mrs Lucy B Tiffany announces candidacy for county recorder in Pike county subject to the action of the Democratic party.
Owing to the drought and crop failure Dr. T. T. Major & Son offer limited time dental services at reduced rates. Full set teeth gold fillings and various bodies of care listed with prices, with emphasis on painless extraction and warranty for all work. Office at 410 Ohio Street opposite courthouse.
Stall No 5 opens in the market house run by Joseph Kehl a well known young merchant. He offers strictly cash sales at low prices and promises prompt service to customers seeking meats. Reach him by old phone No 68 for trades and patronage.
Female representatives sought in each county to join a house with ten years of operation and solid financial standing. Position offers a weekly cash salary of 18.00, paid by check each Wednesday, with all expenses covered from headquarters at 329 Caxton Building, Chicago. Money advances for expenses available.
A 104 acre farm six miles south of town offers good water from the best spring in the county, abundant timber, a six room house with cellar, a 30 by 30 barn and other buildings. If not sold by March first it will be rented to reliable parties. Inquiries to M. M. McCormick at 1519 South Vermont Street.
Mrs. Susan Singleton Porter aged 65, original of Sunshine in Mary Holmes Tempest and Sunshine, died in Versailles Kentucky. Holmes taught at a Kentucky school and boarded in the Singleton family before the Civil War.
A newly placed office at the Monarch laundry shines brightly by night and day. The setup promises convenience to the public and aligns with the laundry’s known reliable service. Both the office and laundry work are described as absolutely correct.
Surviving Vicksburg campaign veterans and friends are invited to join a low rate Mardi Gras excursion run by Hinds Central Railroad. The trip departs Chicago February 4 with stopovers and sleeper cars from Cincinnati, Louisville, St. Louis, Freeport, and Chicago to New Orleans, returning February 7. Berth prices vary by origin, include two nights in Vicksburg, and agents in Dubuque, St. Louis, Cincinnati, and Louisville handle bookings.
A house valued at $60,000 in St. Paul is offered for giveaway. The residence sits on a scenic bluff overlooking the city center, with views of the new post office and the state capitol in sight.
The 1887 brick and slate home with nine fire grates, hot water, gas and electric bells sits on five lots in St Paul. It is offered June 1 through a shareholder drawn deed plan with a minimum 7500 shares at $2 each. Dr C E Smith holds the deed. Sam Dearing details.
Best Windsor coal for cooking and heating offered at 3.00 dollars per ton with full weight guaranteed and delivery. Also available good wood in dry or green conditions, in cord or stove lengths. Prices among the lowest. Call yards or by phone.
The shortage of P. S. Adams, the Fulton bank cashier, has reached nearly $19,000. Stockholders face total loss of their holdings while depositors remain secure to their full balances.
Notice states the partnership between E C McGurren and Peter Pehl is dissolved by mutual consent in Sedalia Missouri on January 22 1902. McGurren will carry on the business and assume all liabilities and collect all outstanding debts. Both signatories are named.
Sir Thomas Lipton, famed English grocer, shifts from yacht racing to tea sales with blends like Ceylon and India Blended Formosa Oolong English Breakfast and Ceylon Green. He promotes 5 O'clock Blended with a satisfaction guarantee or tea returned, promising to suit varied tastes.
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