Sentinel Newspaper Co. contact note from Sedalia
Editor. Bus. Mgr. 260 2 260 Eintered at the post office Sedalia Mo as second class matter Address all communications to the Sentinel Newspaper Co Sedalia MO.
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Newspaper
Sedalia Evening Sentinel
Location
Sedalia, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jul 24, 1905
Page
2
Editor. Bus. Mgr. 260 2 260 Eintered at the post office Sedalia Mo as second class matter Address all communications to the Sentinel Newspaper Co Sedalia MO.
Governor Magoon orders rapid completion of sanitation work in the Panama zone. The plan includes drainage and water supply improvements, hospital construction, filling swamps, and creating healthy housing for canal workers. Chairman Shonts emphasizes health foundations before digging begins.
Mayor Dunne shifts from direct municipal ownership to a contract plan appointing a five member corporation to build a 240 mile streetcar system. The city may later take over the appraised property, signaling a retreat from outright municipal control while aiming to steer public utilities policy.
In today’s business world a man is considered old at 15, and ten years ago a 30 year old was prime. Some firms won’t hire 45 year olds, others cap at 40, revealing grim conditions for employees as experience becomes less valued with age.
Advertises Kodol Dyspepsia Cure as a universal remedy for indigestion and stomach trouble. Claims it digests foods, rests the stomach, and strengthens the system to prevent disease, sold by W. E. Bard Drug Co.
L C Snell, dermatologist and chiropodist, offers hair scalp and complexion care at 132 West Third street.
Classified notice for Scotch Lawns 3c yard sale scheduled Monday at 9 a m. with C W Flower & Co located at 316 Ohio Street. Indicates a local sale event in progress.
Will E. Miller pleaded guilty to disturbing the peace in police court after a Saturday night arrest following a street scuffle at Third and Lamine. Judge Truxel fined him five dollars, which he paid.
Bulletin-like notice urges women with female disorders to contact Dr. R V Pierce of Buffalo New York for confidential advice without examinations. It touts his Favorite Prescription and promises a free medical adviser book for stamps, while warning against substitute medicines.
In Michigan City Indiana Rollin Ellison ex banker pleads guilty as his wife and children cope with loss of homestead and his prison sentence. The article traces the Ellison family sacrifices to protect creditors and the small town faith that he lived simply and aimed to educate his children.
City of Sedalia Missouri approves a resolution to grade and pave the East West alley through Block 13 Smith and Martins Addition to align with street grades. Costs to be included in special assessment. notices to run in Sedalia weekly and daily Sentinel papers. Passed July 17 1985. Mayor J L Babcock attests city clerk seals documents.
One way fare plus 2.00 for round trip. Tickets on sale daily to September 30 with final return limit October 31. Points include Illinois Wisconsin and Michigan. For information contact any Great Western agent or J P Elinor G P A St Paul Minn.
A brief trade mention lists Brandt and Grote for Vigoral Health and Big S flour with a note of a. m. C. W. Flower & Co., 316 Ohio Street.
The Sedalia Steam Laundry announces a new collar and cuff machine at their well equipped plant to reach higher perfection in laundering. They invite customers to try the service and be convinced.
The Missouri Agricultural College conducts corn and wheat breeding trials and cooperative corn variety tests. Seed corn is sent to farmers across the state to compare yields and identify varieties suited to each county.
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