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Newspaper
Sedalia Evening Sentinel
Location
Sedalia, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jun 27, 1899
Page
5
Aimed at buyers and sellers the column promises quick deals. Ads reach 2,500 homes daily and cost a quarter for twenty words three times. Wanted For Sale For Rent Lost and Found entries under twenty words appear three times for twenty five cents.
From 1 to 6 Dinine Room Girls Wanted address at once Hotel Ringo Mexico Mo Two or three unfurnished rooms to rent 4603 East Third For Sare Barber shop four chairs fine trade poor health and must change climate Ad Barber Sentinel office Lost Gold bar pin with letter A formed of nine pearls Reward at this office
TAKEN up Jersey cow with chain around neck. Owner may recover by calling R A Todd Randolph Street and paying this notice. For sale parlor beating store bargain. Address AX SENTINEL office. Want rep cattle to pasture 24 miles west of town with fine grass and water 75 cents per head. Harve Seibert.
A rental notice offering a nice room at the southeast corner of Sixteenth and Osage. Preference given to a lady tenant.
Advertisement invites readers to bring or mail an address to Miss Lulu B Williams at 139 West Cooper Street for hair shampoo service priced at 25 cents.
Supt E H Smith of the Prudential is in Jeff City on business. Many other names travel to Jefferson City Warrensburg Kansas City St Louis Knob Noster and nearby towns for court business visits conventions and family events. Also includes a testimonial pitch for Hall's Catarrh Cure with local endorsements.
Joseph S. Wethers of Clinton is promoted to assistant superintendent of Metropolitan Life Insurance Co. in the local office, succeeding Max Owen who now heads the Mexico office. Wethers arrived this morning to assume duties.
A vintage advertisement urges readers to choose Grain-O over coffee. It claims the drink is not medicine but a healthful, appetizing grain beverage with a rich brown color. It notes children enjoy it and thrive on it as a nourishing food drink. Priced about 15 and 2 cents.
An ad promises free samples of Boschee's German Syrup to any adult with cold or bronchial trouble who visits A. S. MacGowan or Otis W. Smith. Each person receives one bottle, not given to children without parental order, and claims the syrup has widespread physician endorsement and a 75 cent bottle that can prove its value.
The Federation of Labor meets each Wednesday at 8 PM in Hall 210 South Lamine Street. All union men are invited to attend.
Ott's Soda fountain advertises lemonades and glaces as popular drinks. H P Mosley of St Joseph has joined Prudential Insurance, replacing H W Anderson. The Sedalia Fruit Gardens Canning and Nursery seeks investors for $1 shares payable monthly to fund a home industry employing many. send postal card or call at SENTINEL office. address W. E. Good, secretary, P.O. box 155.
Fire works sale at Candy Palace offers wholesale and retail options as advertised. Contact tel 318 for details on available fireworks and pricing.
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