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Newspaper
Sedalia Evening Sentinel
Location
Sedalia, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jun 10, 1901
Page
3
A promotional notice claims Dr Pierce’s Favorite Prescription restores health for women fading or ill for years. It quotes a North Carolina case and urges sick women to write for free private medical consultation, noting use of Pleasant Pellets with the remedy and asserting broad cures for female weakness.
A list of property transfers including deeds and contracts in Sedalia and surrounding townships. Transfers note buyers such as John Cookman Matilda England Louisa Harty and Cora Wright with parcels along Grand Avenue Fourth Street and Green Ridge. Several sheriff deeds and q c d transfers noted. A club event and local cafe ad briefly appear at the end.
An Astoria advertisement urges customers to buy candy from the Boston Cafe, claiming factory made candy is pure and that cheaper options dissolve slowly, promoting the "In Kind You Have Always Bought" slogan.
W L Jones seeks friends' attention to his general transfer business including coal and wood hauling garbage hauling and moving of all kinds. Orders by telephone 369. Also WM Annis offers four pieces of new music free to those who send name and address to 1123 Broadway New York.
Pehl's Private Stock Aye eight years old is offered at four full quarts per case for $3.00 with shipping to any address. If goods are not as represented, return shipping costs are paid. Advertises for medical and family use. Peter Pehl Wholesale, 115 West Second St. Phone 95.
G B Goodrich advertises iron beds and sewing machines in good condition at low prices at the BIG SAW. cabbage and tomato plants and sweet potato slips are sold in any quantity. also notes Buffalo Fishing club was entertained Friday evening at Forest Park.
Local visits and greetings as Mrs. Frank Elbert and her daughter stay with Sedalia friends. Travels include Dr. O W Clabaugh and F A Lowe in Sedalia on business, plus Mr and Mrs R V Denny visiting. A lightning strike near Charles Baker’s home causes minor damage.
The M. K. & T. railway announces an excursion to St Louis on June 15. Trains depart at 12 45 a m and 2 45 a m with return valid through Sunday night June 16. Summer Garden open. Brooklyn faces St Louis in baseball. Plan to attend.
St Paul Minnesota June 10 15 1901 announces biennial meeting with Chicago Great Western railway offering round trip fare of ten dollars for travel to and from St Paul. For further information contact any Great Western agent or J P Elmer general passenger agent Chicago.
Miss Harriett Lower of Longwood and Miss Katheryn Lower returned from Fulton where they attended the synodical school. Harriett won a medal for best Junior scholarship. Arlington Pharmacy advertises high grade perfumes and Latour and Sherer photographs at three dollars per dozen.
The Sedalia Rifles announce their final drill before the annual encampment at Liberty Park on June 25. An order is expected soon announcing the encampment date set for Nevada.
A short ad urging use of Red Cross Ball Blue for happiness and cleanliness. It discourages imitations and promotes the original product as the trusted choice.
A big drop on millinery offers hats marked 3.00 and 4.50 at substantial reductions. Hats originally selling for 3.00 now 2.00 and 4.50 hats now 3.00. Call early while selection lasts at The Boston 214 Ohio Street.
A Sedalia office offers free consultation for chronic diseases of women and men. The program emphasizes expert care from recognized specialists, promises permanent improvement, and asserts failure to consult the right doctor harms longevity and manhood.
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