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Newspaper
Sedalia Evening Sentinel
Location
Sedalia, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jan 28, 1902
Page
2
In Austin on January 28 a coalition across the state formed to honor Texas Republic heroes by improving the San Jacinto battlefield. They will seek legislative support and a proper appropriation. The site, bought to become a park, has seen little progress with a fence funded by a $1000 grant and much of the land used as cattle pasture.
The Illinois Central Railroad offers a low rate two nights in Vicksburg and a Mardi Gras trip to New Orleans for surviving veterans of the Vicksburg campaign. Departures begin February 4 from Chicago with stops in Freeport St. Louis Cincinnati and Louisville. Berth prices vary by origin and sleeper type. Apply by January 28 to local agents for reservations and rates.
The democratic central committee will convene at the courthouse on Saturday February 1 at 11 a.m. to transact business as needed. John M.
Dr. T. T. Major & Son announce limited time dental work amid drought and crop failures. The notice notes reduced Schedule and aims to help affected residents with essential care.
The new National Go-Carts have just arrived. Cal and see them at Lodge and Staley.
Advertisement claims Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets cure colds in one day. All druggists will refund the purchase if it fails. The box bears E. W. Groves’ signature. Price 265c.
MO M Goodknight advertises all second hand goods for sale or sale to dealers at 205 West Main Street Sedalia. M H Hensinger is the auctioneer handling the sale.
Patient testimonial from Sarah F. Lewis of Pittsburg praising Ayer’s Hair Vigor for stopping hair loss and restoring growth after years of wearing a wig. Claims winter shedding stopped with use. product marketed nationwide via druggists.
A druggist offers a substitute for Madison Medicine Co. Rocky Mountain Tea, prompting readers to ponder motives of profit versus care. Notices mention Mrs. Donna Albery at the funeral of Mrs. James Gardner and a return to St. Louis by Mrs. L A Herrington. FOLEY'S HONEY AND TAR is advertised as best for throat and lung diseases with guaranteed satisfaction.
A letter from A. R. Blair praises Merrell Lead Mining Company for its holdings and compares them to the Fortuna mine, noting geological similarities and strong ore shows. It emphasizes experienced supervision, 18 years in Joplin mining, no officer salaries until dividends, open books, monthly stockholder reports, and a reserve of 200,000 shares to secure the treasury.
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