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Newspaper
Sedalia Evening Sentinel
Location
Sedalia, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jul 31, 1905
Page
5
The Sentinel offers free submission for classified ads to be sent to the Postal Telegraph Cable Co. arrangements through the paper’s office.
Melp Wonter advertises three lines three times 25c prepaid for men and boys to learn plumbing with high demand for graduates earning 4 to 3 dollars daily. Two month courses. Graduates admitted to union and Master Plumbers Association. Coyne Bros Co Plumbing Gehoda New York Cincinnati St Louis. Free catalogue at 239 10th Avenue New York. Also a girl needed for general house work German preferred Mrs Wright 502 West Sixth Street.
A family horse and survey are offered for sale with a telephone contact 384 and residence 209 S Quincy. A well established city business is also for sale with a $3500 asking price, addressed to B. S. in care of the Sentinel.
For Sale A new four room cottage in Northeast Sedalia priced to sell at 630 dollars with an estimated value of 1000 dollars. Lot measures 50 by 159 feet. Bargain terms for quick sale near Third street car line east of Park avenue. Also several other new four and five room cottages and nice lots in east and west ends. Prices net to buyers with no commissions or agents.
Promising grand circuit opening at Glenville track in Cleveland marks a week of top harness racing. Improvements to the track and filled stables raise expectations for the Lou Dillon versus Major Delmar match race as a highlight of the meet.
The item references Aunt Rease, a One Minute Cough Cure advertised as harmless tasty and effective for coughs croup and whooping cough with sales by W Bard Drug Co. and Arlington Pharmacy. It also mentions a church sermon by Mr Bronson and remarks on animal rights and immortality.
Garrett Busen, who spent eight years in the Yukon wilderness as the first white trader among Nulato’s Indians, sent furs valued at 25 000 to Seattle. He built a shop, traded with local tribes from Nulato, Anvik, and Kuskokwim, then invited his wife and two children to join him in New York education plans.
The Rev. Dillion Bronson of St Marks M E Church Brookline Mass surprised the congregation by bringing his pet dog to illustrate the sermon. Thomas Carlye a large Saint Bernard conducted himself decorously even when the minister referred to him as brother. The church was crowded and excitement rippled through the audience as the scene unfolded.
A four cylinder steamer and a Stanhope type steamer each carry four passengers. A SNAP.
An assortment of ads lists baggage delivery citywide, carriage calls, and office contact at West Main. Clemens Honkomp of Clear Factory promotes cigars, including Golden Red and Missouri State Fair brands. H Ritchey offers real estate and insurance from room 20, R.T. J. ing, Sedalia, with bargains on residences and vacant lots.
An advertisement promotes Kennedy’s Laxative Honey and Tar as the original non opiate cough syrup for colds and coughs. It claims effectiveness for adults and children, notes red clover blossom and honey bee branding, and urges to buy at W. KeEard Drug Co.
The Independent Order of Foresters conducts its triennial supreme court meeting in Atlantic City with delegates from Ireland to Australia attending. Dr. Dronhyatekha of Toronto presided as sessions opened at Hotel Rudolf, outlining a week of business, progress review, and future plans.
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