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Newspaper
Sedalia Evening Sentinel
Location
Sedalia, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Mar 10, 1902
Page
8
Dexter's Book Store offers all regular grades of wall paper and sells border by the roll at the same price as the paper. Endeavor to attract customers with a full range of wallpaper and matching border options.
Out of town orders solicited in a small bold notice promising a variety of burlap products from Ka-no-ma. The fragment hints at a sales pitch without clear dates or locations.
St. Louis papers report Henry Lamm's chair collapsed at the Republican state committee meeting in Sedalia on Saturday. The break sparked laughter with the line Sedalia's out of it, which delegates treated as a withdrawal announcement.
A buyer who has secured 500 tons of prairie hay offers to contract with hay users for unlimited quantities delivered any time at the current market price. The message, addressed to Huston, signals readiness to supply hay to interested parties under flexible terms.
Boston reports Hetty Green the wealthiest American considering Cohasset residency to save taxes. She has offered about 5 million dollars in personal property to trustees and is eyed for a Thompson estate summer home. Proponents say Cohasset’s eight dollar and ninety cent tax rate could rise with the transfer.
Public notice seeks four neat appearing ladies to distribute Atlas Oats samples, apply to Mr Benson Hawkins House before 7 30 today or Tuesday before 11 a m. Monarch Laundry reassures patrons it remains unaffected by water shortages, using artesian supply to keep service normal. Arlington Pharmacy notes they use telegraph and express to procure medicines and promotes Red Cross Ball Blue.
Decker and Veronee present Miss Lillian Mortimer and company at Wood's Opera House in Sedalia starting Monday March 10 for a week of standard dramas and comedies. Opening this week is A Nutmeg Match starring Mortimer, former leading lady at Hopkins Theatre Chicago.
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