Amateur entertainment at Ellis hall boosts church fund
A full house enjoyed two one act comedies and vocal solos in a benefit for the Calvary Episcopal church choir fund. The Gentle Jury featured Mrs Evans and Miss Daniels among others. Mrs Ruggles Dinner Party followed with Miss Guild as Mrs Ruggles. Net proceeds reportedly exceed $30. Also noted are legal notices about jewelry sales and a medical advertisement for Botanic Blood Balm claiming cures for blood poisons and skin diseases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ellis’ Hall
Calvary Episcopal Church Choir Fund
C. Evans
Ernest Lamy
M. B. Coleman
D. M. Dodge
Fred Gray
H. A. Pratt
Alice Zimmerman
Coleman
Evans
Bess Doyle
Myrza Daniels
Arthur Kooch
G. H. Scruton
Alger Fast
Brown Harris
David Dodge
Classified Advertising Rates and Instructions Precise
This notice lists classified ad rules including price of 25 cents for up to 18 words and 25 cents per word thereafter, funeral notices limited to 10 lines at ten cents per line, obituaries up to 30 lines at one dollar, envelope return for responses, and additional space rates. It also covers abbreviations, word counting, and proper addressing for responses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Help Wanted
For Sale Good Paying Business and Grocery Stock
FOR SALE Good paying bus iness will invoice about 2500 will reduce to suit purchaser Investigate Address H 901 care Sentinel FOR SALE CHEAP Good paying grocery stock in town of 1000 Reason for selling poor health Address P O box 7 Bunceton Mo
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Care Sentinel
Adddress P.O
Bunceton
Lewis
Speru Jr
Doctorsis
San Francisco
Cal
W. E. Bard Drug Company
A Jewelry Fair At Leeton Draws Local Interest
A small jewelry fair in Leeton attracts local residents and visitors. Vendors display handmade pieces, and community members browse for gifts. Organizers say event supports local artisans and raises funds for a neighboring nonprofit.
Sickness Steals Savings and Breaks the Working Man
A consumer testimonial extols Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery and Pleasant Pellets as cures for stomach related illnesses that drain a worker's earnings. Wm Connolly of Lorain Ohio describes long stomach trouble improved after using the medicines, claiming he missed no work this summer. The ad warns against substitutes and promotes the product as superior for digestive and related organ diseases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pierce
Wm. Connolly
Walnut Street
Lorain
Ohio
Sedalia Party Joins Hannibal Kiaty Excursion to Quincy
A Sedalia group led by H. Brown James Snow Harry Heckman and W. T. Wallace joined a Kiaty excursion to Hannibal and Quincy aboard a boat. The trip began Sunday morning with a 5 45 a m train departure and returned to Sedalia early Monday morning with over 500 passengers from Parsons area amid rain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hannibal
Kiaty
Quincy
H. €. Brown
James Snow
Harry Heckman
W. T. Wallace
al Harvey
Sweet Springs
Sedalia
Parsons
Intemediate Points
St. Louis
Paying Off City Bonds in Sedalia
Sedalia continues bond repayment with 20000 funding bonds redeemed a month ago and 5000 more paid off yesterday. The redeemed bonds will be burned at next Monday night’s city council meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sedalia
Milo B Stevens & Co Patent Consultation Ad 1864
An 1864 advertisement offers patent consultation services by Milo B Stevens & Co located at Sit 14th B and J in Washington. The notice promotes protecting ideas and mentions no allowance or fee for initial advice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milo B. Stevens & Co
B&j
Washington
Grand Central Lots to Get New Building This Fall
Mr P. Andrews owner of the Grand Central lots arrived from Boonville with word that a lease for a new building will be closed within the week. Construction will begin soon with completion expected by October 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. Andrews
Grand Central
Boonville
The
Sentinel
Railroad Officials Visit During System Inspection Tour
The Missouri, Kansas & Texas general freight agents and assistants arrived last evening from Parsons. The party toured the system and is returning to St. Louis. Members included General Freight Agent Groseclose, J. W. Conner, Sedalia commercial agent, and assistants West and Leland. General Superintendent Collins and Traffic Manager Hail stayed south on business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Missouri, Kansas & Texas General Freight
Parsons
St. Louis
Groseclose
J. W. Conner
Sedalia
West
Leland
Collins
Trafic
Hail
South
Night Reminder From Woman Awakens Sleepy Man
A woman wakes her partner in the middle of the night to request a morning reminder of something she wishes to tell him once he is awake. The unexpected late hour prompt underscores communication needs in intimate relationships.
No Woman Feels Duty Without Burglars or Smoke Alarms
A quotation notes that a woman views duty as a careful housekeeper only when she hears burglars in the cellar or smells smoke in the attic occasionally. It frames vigilance as a domestic ethic tied to danger signals.
When a man goes home regularly every night
A brief aphorism notes that regular home returns signal that a man did not stray and feels remorse, reflecting social judgment on infidelity and remorseful conduct.
Rocky Mountain Tea Ad From Bard Drug Co
An early advertisement promotes Rocky Mountain Tea priced at 35 cents. The copy urges relief from melancholy and sleeplessness, promising renewed life and joy. The ad is framed as a health product, labeled with the retailer W. E. Bard Drug Co. and a note of origin in Castoria branding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. E. Bard Drug Co
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J.s.turner CO
Ohio Street
Edward Duncan
the Times
HH. S. Dean
Cornelia
Blood Balm Co
Atlanta
FARIR
Leeton Times
Cash Grocery
Ae Dolph & Co
Isiness
Irs
Rumfords
Henry Ry
Sangree
Sedalia, Mo
J. B. Holdner
Main St
W. Main
Irt
W. Mein
the Plaza Barber Shop
West Third Street
A. J. Tucker
Ilgenfritz B
Ld’g
Sedalia M
W. D. Steele
Katy
Honkomp Manufacturing Co
Third Street
Bell Telephone
Missouri & Kansas Telephone Co
South Ohio St
Drauggists
Castoriea
Et. Y. Z
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