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Newspaper
Sedalia Evening Sentinel
Location
Sedalia, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Mar 04, 1902
Page
6
Fragmentary classified note mocks a ragged theater figure asking for work. Mentions a funny man, a worker for pay, and an apology to James Whitcomb as a column intended for 10 a.m. to ensure attendance.
Or sale or trade Nice five cottage corner lot and store will exchange for small improved farm Address C No West Tenth Sedalia No 2 13 dime Or sale On account of health Want to sell the Cain Spot Cash tery store 114 West Main street 8 is one of the best businesses in alia for amount invested Or rent Six room modern cot 4 corner Fourth and Missouri are Apply at 420 East Third street Finder will kindly re ito S E Withey 300 East Third and receive reward Or rent sale or exchange he splendid cottage property south corner Tenth and Engineer streets E R Blair at Sedalia National 2 28 dé6tc
Local notices advertise housing to rent at $20 and job leads in Sedalia Missouri. Includes railroad timetable details for Missouri Pacific Railway and connections, with multiple local addresses and employment requests.
Omega Oil is touted as a soothing liniment that relieves pain while nature heals bruises and sprains. A London Answers joke follows a newlywed couple on their honeymoon with a witty old man declaring marriage is paradise boiled down after three weddings.
Joseph Kehl opens Stall No 5 in the market house described as a well known and experienced young man ready to build a trade. He offers strictly cash sales with the best meats and prompt service and invites patronage at the lowest figures. Call him at phone No 68.
The Kuesel estate owns three buildings and W. H. Highleyman owns a fourth on Second and Ohio streets, planned to be among the most handsome in the city. Mother Now’s the time to have your little ones take Rocky Mountain Tea. Keeps them well all year. Great Medicine for children. 35 cents. W. E. Bard Drug Co.
M. H. Morris departed this morning for a business tour lasting about a month through the Indian Territory, expected to cover several towns and exchanges.
J R Holly of Macomb Illinois reports his wife found perfect relief from a severe chronic stomach trouble after using several bottles of Kodol Dyspepsia Cure. He says she could not eat meals before but is now cured, despite doctors and remedies failing previously. The ad notes you can eat normally without dieting.
E. H. Calef received a telegram summoning him to St. Louis after his mother fell and broke her arm.
A Asheville Gazette pressman Henry T. Crook reports severe rheumatism after getting his feet wet last winter. He tried remedies until finding Chamberlain's Pain Balm which he says cured him after using two thirds of a bottle and has had no rheumatic pain since. Sold by all druggists.
Joe Dueber of Tipton visited the city yesterday on business and reported the mining industry is booming.
A Philadelphia Press quip imagines a clock and calendar debating a man’s idle life. The clock laments being wound, the calendar notes the man and his companions struck workers. the dialogue wittily links monthly breaks to the clock’s freshness.
A collage of short diverging items. A tale on clever inmates in an asylum yard and a deaf mute meeting a friend. Then a sailor's hen coop at sea with hens learning sea legs, kept in the forward deck for the voyage.
A muscular man aids a woman by entering a house to eject a man who refuses to leave. After a scuffle that breaks a chair and table, the intruder is dragged outside, only to discover the wife owns the property and was orchestrating the scene to settle a quarrel. The would-be enforcer flees in confusion.
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