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Newspaper
Sedalia Evening Sentinel
Location
Sedalia, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Mar 14, 1901
Page
6
Fort Scott citizens plan a 30 day option on the Hill mansion to lure Weltmer the Nevada healer. A delegation will travel to Nevada to persuade him, arguing Missouri’s law change may force his move. Proponents cite a fine Fort Scott location with horse barns and a $40,000 original mansion cost.
W J Jones calls attention to his general transfer business coal and wood hauling garbage hauling and moving of all kinds. He invites friends to call Liucpuoue Nu 36g for service.
Helfert and Raiffeissen at 118 West Main Street offer two steel ranges and assorted household furniture and stoves at low prices.
Texas advertisement touts Hall's Great Discovery as a universal remedy for kidney and bladder troubles including gravel diabetes seminal emissions and rheumatism. One bottle allegedly lasts two months and can be mailed if not sold by a local druggist. Dr. E W Hall of St Louis claims sole manufacture and requests testimonials. Local druggists and Servant Harker Drug Co. carry it.
A 19th century profile portrays the Osage Indians of the Indian Territory as the richest nation per capita with $52 quarterly per person from the government. It notes 1690 members owning 50 miles of land, $8 million owed by the government, and $700,000 debt at trading posts. The piece observes land leasing, housing, education, culture, alcohol issues, and intermarriage with whites, highlighting peaceful conduct and firearm rights.
A Huntsville Missouri notice says the writer was cured of kidney and bladder trouble with one bottle of The Texas Wonder Hall's Great Discovery and recommends it to others with the same ailment.
An old acquaintance asks how a prize fighter fares as an actor. He replies he has not yet performed in one night stands, noting the newspaper boys will reach him forty miles away before the write-up appears.
MEN WHO SAW THEIR CHANCE HAVE MADE THEMSELVES CRAFTSMEN AND ENGINEERS AS SUPERVISORS, ARCHITECTS, SURVEYORS AND MORE. SPEAK OF THIS TO YOUR WORST ENEMY QUICK IF YOU SEEK BETTER THINGS. ADDRESS INTERNATIONAL CORRESPONDENCE SCHOOLS Scranton Pa.
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A cash deal offers men’s shoes at $2.00 from $3.00 and ladies’ shoes at $2.50 from $4.00 with $1.75 for $3.00 styles. White slippers for ladies misses children priced at 10 cents per pair.
Otis J Rogers retires from Rogers Freeman Printing Co. Y G Freeman and E E Miller continue under the same name in Sedalia Missouri with a notice from Sentinel Building Fourth and Lamine dated March 11 1901. The firm states it will continue the business and thanks patrons for past favors seeking continued patronage.
The Democrats of Sedalia will meet in their wards on Friday March 15 1901 at 7 30 pm to nominate aldermen and select delegates to a city convention on March 16 1901 at 8 pm at the court house to nominate a school director and confirm alderman nominations. Each ward lists meeting place and delegate count.
Mr. W. E. Wallace of 210 East Seventh Street has taken the agency for the Winona Seamless Hosiery. He is canvassing the city and invites applications by postal card or other means to view samples. the goods have been sold locally for five years and carry a strong reputation.
Beginning March 19 a tourist sleeping car runs from Kansas City via the M K T railway every Tuesday at 9 05 p m to Los Angeles and San Francisco with intermediate points. For details contact A C Miner T P A M K T railway Sedalia Missouri.
An advertisement offers Pehl's Private Stock aged eight years in four full quarts per case at $3.00 per case. The seller ships to any address and will refund shipping costs if items are returned as represented. Targeted for medical and family use with wholesale whiskey and Anheuser-Busch beers. Wholesale House at 115 West Second St. Phone 95.
Money to loan at five percent with no commission secured by real estate. The offer lists Frank Vollrath and references the TM 217 Igenfritz building.
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