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Newspaper
Sedalia Evening Sentinel
Location
Sedalia, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jul 19, 1899
Page
2
A brief public notice urges readers to seek assistance from Bailey and Smith at Equitable Building and Loan Association to straighten loan matters and protect home ownership.
Last night many city congregations hosted lawn fetes and socials on church grounds to raise funds and provide community fellowship. St Anthony's parish, M E Church South, Calvary Episcopal, East Sedalia Baptist, East Broadway Christian, and local groups like the Maccabees and engineers auxiliary held well attended events with refreshments and rides. A East Broadway Christian social grossed over 832 from refreshments. other fetes reported good turnout and net proceeds for church causes. An illness anecdote notes Dr Noell of Asherville found relief after using Chamberlain's remedy, with local stores carrying it.
Local testimonials from Sedalia residents claim Morrow’s Kid-ne-oids and Liverlax cure backache nervousness and disordered kidneys. Yellow Tablets come in two week boxes at fifty cents, sold at Mertz & Hale’s Drug Store with a descriptive booklet available from John Morrow & Co. in Springfield Ohio.
Henry Smith a 16 year old colored boy from Fort Worth was arrested by Officer Englebrecht in the east end last evening for stealing a Sunday suit from Frank Dexheimer city fireman. Smith hid the vest and pants under his own clothes and discarded the coat in an alley. Detective Turner pursued the suspect riding 15 miles out into the country while farmers were unable to help.
Describes DeWitts Little Early Risers as a safe mild remedy, a dependable purgative that cleanses and revives the system without weakening it. The text emphasizes their pleasant, harmless nature and positions Servant Harker Drug Co as a supplier.
Samuel Totten appeared before Judge Burr after noon on suspicion of taking 200 gallons of white lead and oil from painter John Busch's premises. Totten proved only hiding the materials and was discharged. Deputy Sheriff Thomas Thurman notes DeWitt's Witch Hazel Salve for piles and skin diseases has nationwide demand. Servant-Harker Drug Co.
Rev J S Bitler addressed a large Knob Noster ME church crowd last night and will deliver another lecture there tonight. The CAB TO note confirms continued talks by the preacher in the same venue.
Infant son of Ed Smith a barber at Third and Engineer died Sunday in New Franklin while the family was visiting and was buried yesterday.
An advertisement urges readers to stop drinking coffee and try Grain-O a grain based healthful drink. It claims to be not medicine but a nutritious food that imitates coffee in taste color and aroma and costs about 44 cents. It notes children like it and it contains only nourishment.
Lou Bernheimer, a popular Sedalia barber, has returned from St Louis and accepts a position at Howard Moser's Metropolitan shop. His renowned barbering skill is praised and locals are urged to welcome him back. Judge James Humphrey of Junction City, Kans, is in town on business.
The advertisement promotes Cascarets as a ten cent beauty aid that cleans the blood by stimulating the liver to remove impurities. It claims clearer skin and relief from pimples boils blotches blackheads and a bilious complexion with affordable pricing available at druggists.
Peter Arben has been named executor of the estate of Harriett Arben, deceased, by the probate court. The appointment authorizes him to manage the deceased’s assets, settle debts, and distribute remaining property under applicable laws.
An advertisement from Servant Harker Drug Co. touts Kodol Dyspepsia Cure as enabling complete digestion of all food in the stomach and intestines and transforming it into strength building tissue.
Mr Curts who recently underwent tumor surgery at the city hospital is able to be about again and is progressing finely.
The piece touts Northern Pacific railway expansion from Lewiston through Lapwai Creek to the Clearwater and the Old Nez Perce reservation. It promotes gold discoveries in the Buffalo Hump country and declares vast quartz ledges near Florence Elk City Grangeville Salmon River. It also highlights a rich farmer’s land belt between Lewistown and the Hump with Cold Springs Camas Prairie as prime fruit and grain country. A map in color is offered via mail to Chas. S. Fee or railway agents.
A free 100 page illustrated book titled Wonderland Egg is offered by the Northern Pacific Railway. Send six cents postage to St Paul Minnesota address Charles S Fee to receive the booklet covering such topics as travel destinations vacations hunting fishing and scenes from St Paul to San Francisco.
The Christian Endeavors of Missouri choose the Clover Leaf railroad for the trip to their July Detroit convention. The plan features a scenic rail and lake journey with return via Chicago. Tickets and full itinerary available at the Clover Leaf ticket office 505 Olive Street St. Louis.
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