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Newspaper
Sedalia Evening Sentinel
Location
Sedalia, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jul 02, 1902
Page
5
Advertises a fire stove repair service by a local man living in Sedalia since 1865. Promises ongoing presence as long as residents support him. Mentions Queen City Telephone 364.
In Sedalia for six weeks Doctors Cannady Cannaday and Hollman report grand success in their medical practice. They claim no failures in twelve years treating painful or irregular conditions and urge sufferers to seek relief, labeling detractors as ignorant or wilful pretenders.
Dr T T Major and Son announce a limited time dental sale with low prices. No set of teeth offered. Gold fillings begin at 1.00 and up, gold and platina fillings at .75, amalgam and cement fillings, jet S610 and S6A options. Bridge work specialty. Painless extraction promised. Office at 410 Ohio Street opposite courthouse.
The directors of the Third National Bank met today and declared a 3 percent dividend from earnings of the past six months. It is payable July 1 to stockholders on demand.
Sedalia, Warsaw and Southwestern Railway Co offers July 3 and 4 round trip tickets at one fare for return by July 7. Promote Grand Fourth of July celebration at Lincoln and urge patrons to visit friends via these rates. Co. E. Marsh, T. A.
Judith Wayland, a popular playwright actress, is quietly thrilled by Spencer Coles’s impending departure and a hoped for romantic break. When she learns from Amy Crown that Coles is engaged to Clara Sands, Judith confronts unspoken feelings and plans to flee with a tour to the Holy Land, only to glimpse Coles aboard the mystic and a letter of congratulations awaiting a doomed future.
Charles Bente returns from Lawton Oklahoma with a haul of Indian relics and souvenirs. Lawton, a booming city near Oklahoma, has a population approaching 10 000 and is enhancing itself with new improvements. The Red Men of Lawton plan a large street fair this week.
A Verona Missouri reader attests that long standing indigestion pains vanished after using Kodol. She notes her 76 year old mother now eats anything and keeps a bottle handy, claiming it cures the underlying digestive issues rather than masking symptoms. The ad promotes Kodol as a natural stomach rest and body strengthener.
In federal court at Fort Scott Frank Sheridan and others sue the Missouri Pacific company to recover ten thousand dollars for damages resulting from the death of engineer Baner of that line.
A Detroit Free Press traveler recalls buying beef cheaply south of the Rio Grande but notes Mexican beef can be very tough. An experience in Durango ends with a tenderloin declared the best in the house yet impossible to cut.
The Golden Penny records that Mr Youngwed stayed home from the office feeling unwell. Mrs Naybor notes his improvements as carpets were removed and the back shed painted during his day at home.
A two train collision occurred in Paola, Miami county, with the second section of a train striking the first. The incident happened several months ago and details are limited in the report.
An old advertisement touts Rocky Mountain Tea as renewing youth and life with a steady gin. It promises vitality and happiness, selling at 35 cents through W. E. Bard Drug Co.
The Macabees beat the Katy Shopmen II 12 to 2 Monday evening at the Thirteenth street grounds. The same teams are set to play again on the same grounds tonight.
I am prepared to clean out wells and cisterns in a satisfactory manner and at prices that will suit everybody. George B Goodrich, Eighteenth and Marvin. Bell Telephone 176.
Advertisement notes that yellow clothes look un sightly and promotes Red Cross Ball Blue to keep them white. It claims large two ounce packages are sold by all grocers for five cents.
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