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Newspaper
Sedalia Evening Sentinel
Location
Sedalia, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jan 30, 1902
Page
6
Wanted partner with 1000 capital to invest in a good paying cash business in Sedalia. Business that is prominent and flourishing. Address Co. D., care of Sedalia Sentinel.
For sale straw and corn with hay at 13 dollars per ton. Listed by R. M. Scotten at 1019 South Ohio Street. Beil phone 472.
Labor notice seeks men with a rig to introduce Monarch Poultry Mixture. Offers $20.00 weekly and expenses under a year’s contract with weekly pay. Address with stamp to Monarch Mfg Co box 1104 Springfield Illinois.
Female reader seeks ten to four teen room residence suitable for a board ing house. Close in location requested. Address B care Sentinel. 23-d3tc.
A reader seeks to trade a lot containing a good well and will accept a good horse in exchange. Respond with details to E. S. at the Sentinel office. January 22, 1912.
Three furnished rooms on the third floor of the Ferguson building with steam heat and electric lights. Contact C. J. Wilson at 210 Ohio Street. 119 dimoc
Wanted salesman to take charge of our staple line with the best families of Sedalia and Clinton. Address Paul Shortridge manager Winona Millis room C The Odeon St Louis Mo 127dept.
Public notice announces a special commissioner sale of Pettis county Missouri real estate by order of the Clay county Missouri circuit court. The sale will be held at the Sedalia courthouse on Tuesday February 4 1902 between 9 and 5. The judgment directed partition and sale of the described property and appointed the commissioner to conduct the sale.
Owing to drought and crop failure, Dr T T Major and Son offer limited time dental services at reduced rates. Full set of teeth gold fillings from 1.00, other fillings from 0.50, cement fillings, bridge work, and painless extraction. Office at 410 Ohio Street opposite courthouse.
A loan offer for farm financing in central Missouri at 5 percent annual interest with optional principal payments in multiples of 100 dollars. Lender Ge o M Riddle invites borrowers to discuss renewals or new loans and will accommodate long-term borrowing.
Stall No. 5 is opened in the market house by Joseph Mehl a well known and experienced young man in the city He offers the best meats prompt service and strictly cash sales at the lowest figures Old phone No 68 call for patronage and judge by the results
Private cash sale offered for the east half of the southeast quarter of section 25 township 44 range 20 in Pettis county. Good title can be made. Address offers to Edw J White Assignee.
Washington January thirty officials say President Roosevelt cannot accept any present from Emperor William or Prince Henry without congressional authority. Precedents show gifts were not retained by presidents unless Congress authorized. many items were deposited in the State Department or Smithsonian. The State Department library holds numerous medals and valuables from foreign rulers.
The February issue features Skibo Castle Andrew Carnegie's summer home in the Scottish Highlands and a broad look at country life with prize dogs wait for the reader. It includes a profile of Ora V. Eddleman known as Mignon Scriben and her Cherokee heritage and education leading to her Twin Territories magazine.
An advertisement touts Rocky Mountain Tea as a harmless antidote to life destroying germs and suffering, offered by W. E. Bard Drug Co for 35 cents. The claim highlights its disease fighting benefits and sales by the pharmacy.
The pallbearers for German Wolf's funeral Wednesday afternoon were Albert Kahn, Maurice Weisenbureg, H. Caston, Henry Laupheimer, Aaron Kingsbaker and Leopold Lovinger.
An advertisement warns that children are especially prone to burns bruises and cuts and promotes DeWitts Witch Hazel Salve as unequalled for drawing out the fire easing pain and healing wounds. It includes a testimonial from James Mock and notes W. E. Bard Drug Co as a seller.
Lawyer H. K. Beate and his wife entertained last evening for those who served as ushers and attendants at their wedding.
A Cascade Iowa druggist Mr. J H Webber notes strong repeat customers for Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets. He urges taking the remedy for dullness after meals bilious taste loss of appetite and constipation with prompt relief promised and says the product is sold by all druggists.
Jefferson City Tribune recalls a 1930s welcome by Governor Bob Stewart to the Prince of Wales in St Louis and ponders whether Uncle Alexander will offer a similar friendly greeting to Prince Henry during a future visit to Missouri.
W L Yancy of Paducah Kentucky reports a severe kidney disease cure after trying FOLEY S KIDNEY CURE. He states three bottles gave permanent relief and urges others to take no substitute available through all druggists.
J. H. Bothwell has been appointed receiver of the Jackson farm, a 1,000 acre property four miles south of Smithton, formerly owned by the late Ben Wells. The final disposition of the estate remains uncertain.
A newspaper notice touts Hall's Catarrh Cure as the only positive cure for catarrh. The ad claims constitutional treatment via internal dosing to cleanse blood and mucous surfaces. Proponents offer one hundred dollars for any case not cured and invite testimonials from readers.
Dusky beauty Tucheta, editor of an Indian Territory magazine, is described as a lost bird in a fragmentary item. The note hints at a personality connected to a Native American publication and a regional setting.
Sir Thomas Lipton the English grocer and nobleman promotes his tea brands as rivals to American tea cups. He claims strong prospects with Big Four blends including Ceylon India Blended Formosa Colony English Breakfast and Ceylon Green. He touts 5 Oclock Blended with satisfaction guaranteed or tea returned.
The article notes a family of twelve children with nine living. The nine living average 76 years, five months, and 17 days. The oldest sister in Virginia is 92 and active, while John and Hank are twins who were 72 last December.
An classified style pitch claims Botanic Blood Balm cures rheumatism and catarrh through the blood with no cost to try. It urges readers to order a trial from the Blood Balm Co. Atlanta and promises free medical advice until cured.
Effective October 15 1901 excursion rates are placed on sale by the South Western railway to all principal winter resorts of the South and Southwest. Ask any agent of the Southern railway for full information.
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