State fair buildings receive steel roofing allotments
Contractors on the new state fair buildings were each allotted 120 squares from the carload of steel roofing that arrived last week. A second car of steel is due to arrive this week.
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Newspaper
Sedalia Evening Sentinel
Location
Sedalia, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jun 28, 1903
Page
2
Contractors on the new state fair buildings were each allotted 120 squares from the carload of steel roofing that arrived last week. A second car of steel is due to arrive this week.
A daughter was born on Saturday June 27 to Mr and Mrs F F Combs at the corner of Park and Fourth streets.
Attendees seeking hotel or private rooms for the International Christian Endeavor convention in Denver July 9 to 13 should contact Rev. B. F. Martin at 306 West Fifth Street or call 702 Bell. J. W. McClain is listed as Missouri Pacific agent for the event needs.
Jefferson City report shows Secretary of State Sam B. Cook acknowledging Speed's $800 payment to Lyons, defending the action as truthful and necessary. Grand jury questions loom for former Lieutenant Governor Lee over alleged offers to leave the country. Candy bill boodle probes reveal a $2,000 local fund and broader sugar trust spending. Edna Wood and Emma McAfee receive fines for disturbing the peace.
A local shop advertises DeWitt’s Witch Hazel Salve made by E. C. DeWitt & Co claiming it heals without scarring. It cites cures for piles burns eczema and skin diseases and notes availability at W. F. Bard Drug Co with a five cent two ounce package.
The advertisement promotes Ozomulsion Food Co's vitalized Cod Liver Oil Emulsion as gentle on the stomach in hot weather. It claims benefits for invalids with lung issues, poor blood, pale cheeks, and run down constitutions and offers a free trial bottle after sending 10 cents and complete address to 98 Pine Street, New York. It also mentions a private loan service by C. C. Law at Katie Building, phone 467.
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