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Newspaper
Sedalia Evening Sentinel
Location
Sedalia, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jun 30, 1903
Page
5
New barber Charles Pudry announces the Plaza shop will add an extra chair to handle rising business. He has engaged Mr. F Backett of Booneville, reputed as a first class workman, to serve as valued assistant.
A pug owned by Officer Boullt was found dead in his barn this morning, with no further information on the cause or circumstances released.
Mrs. E. A. Coe shipped three boxes of clothing to flood sufferers in Kansas City Kansas Monday morning. The city has shown liberal contributions of clothing for the homeless and Mrs. Coe will continue shipping as donations arrive.
The forecast calls for generally fair conditions tonight and Wednesday with continued warmth. Thunderstorms are possible in the northern portion of the area.
A writer in Sidemore's Winter in India hails Rangoon's great Sheedagong pagoda as the most wonderful sight. The gilded and jeweled monument draws visitors past elephants and teak crews to Pegu and Mandalay, illustrating Buddhism's vivid presence in Burma beyond Hindu or Muslim influences.
Tomato custards may be made with canned tomatoes but fresh are preferred. For each cupful of chopped raw tomato use one egg, simmer with onion bay leaf and parsley, press through a sieve, add water to two cups, beat eggs separately and mix. Bake custard cups in a hot water bath until firm, serve with green peas and white sauce.
Bethany Illinois advices report Dr W H Logan and his wife missionaries in China. Stricken by appendicitis he relied on his wife a trained nurse to perform the operation unaided under his directions. After recovery they traveled 800 miles by rail and wagon to secure skilled care resuming their work among the Celestials.
Names of residents and visitors from Lamonte St Louis Boonville Moberly and Jefferson City visit relatives shop or attend events. Individuals include Ethel Emerson Mary Curran Margaret Sneed Maude Chapel and Will Sullivan who arrived with his bride after a Colorado wedding tour and plans to live here.
Eastern vacation trip offered with low rail fares. Tickets available June 25 26 27 July 1 2 3 4 5. Inquiries to F R Lacy T P A 202 Boston Building Kansas City or C F Daly A G P A Chicago for full particulars.
Chicago markets report hogs at 12000 head with prices up to 10 cents higher. Light and mixed hogs sold between 5.65 and 6.00 with heavies and roughs near 5.60 to 5.90. Cattle around 5000 head remained steady amid regional market notes. Kansas City and Omaha also show varying hog and cattle runs, with St. Louis noting a 10 cent rise on quoted hogs and a total value around 600 dollars in other listings.
Summer tourist tickets go on sale June 1 at greatly reduced rates to resorts in the North and East. Inquire at nearest Katy agent or write George Morton G P T A M K T Ry St Louis Mo for details.
The notice promotes a 31 by 42 inch Bird's-Eye View illustration of the World’s Fair buildings to be mailed for 10 cents prepaid. Address George Morton M K T Ry Box 911 St. Louis Mo for order details.
An ad promotes Allen's Foot-Base powder as a cure for chilblains frostbite damp sweating and swollen feet available at druggists and shoe stores for 25 cents.
Ladies and children are urged to try the famous Little Fairy Risers touted as gentle non purging laxatives. The ad claims even a double dose won’t gripe or weaken, with endorsements from W H Howell of Houston Texas and Bob Moore of Lafayette Indiana. Sold by W E Bard Drug Co.
An advertisement extols Kodol Dyspepsia Cure as a universal stomach health remedy. It claims good nourishment depends on a healthy stomach and lists ailments it supposedly cures, including loss of appetite, headache, indigestion, and bad breath.
M. T. Slane, an insurance agent, is soon to own a new automobile now being built.
A thoughtful man remarks that a souvenir is valued far higher than its monetary worth. He emphasizes personal meaning and memory attached to objects.
Billy Hall the blind musician known as Blind Ike's rival was in police court for disturbing the peace. He received a five dollar fine and a stay of execution. Joe Roberts, also colored, was fined five dollars for keeping late hours.
Advertises easy access from the West via the Lehigh Valley railroad and offers a two cent stamp for a booklet by sending to the General Passenger Department New York.
Advertisement touts Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets as a cure for calc, promising a refund if it fails. The label features Grove's signature on each box and is priced at 25 cents.
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