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Newspaper
Sedalia Evening Sentinel
Location
Sedalia, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Mar 17, 1902
Page
2
A patient with a cold develops a cough and visits a doctor who prescribes Ayer's Cherry Pectoral. The physician claims it relieves coughs and colds, with a testimonial from J. J. Hargrave of New York City praising its rapid cure.
Citizens of Wooldrige in Cooper county move to organize a company to establish a bank along the River Route. Local residents push for financial services to boost trade and growth.
An old advertisement claims Rocky Mountain Tea restores vim vigor and mental and physical power. The product promises warm tingling life and lists a price of 35 cents from W. E. Bard Drug Co.
The Reverend George H Ayres preached to a large appreciative audience at Salvation Hall Saturday evening. A printer reports rapid relief from rheumatism after using Chamberlains Pain Balm from the Asheville Gazette. The pressman said the balm cured his rheumatic pains within two thirds of a bottle. Sold by all druggists.
Sedalia readers are told by UNION REGULATOR and BILLY'S PLACE that they will not raise prices. They advertise 15 cents for a haircut and 10 cents for shaving with neck shaving free, contrasting with rivals charging 5 to 15 cents more after April 1 and on holidays.
Stall No 5 is opened in the market house by Joseph Kehl a well known young merchant in the city He advertises strictly cash sales at the lowest prices and promises prompt service He invites patronage and can be reached by old phone number 68.
The public is informed that Dr. E. C. Frank, formerly of Grand Central, has reopened in rooms 225 and 227 Ilgenfritz block with a new setup. He invites former patrons to note the new address for dental services of any description.
Indianapolis reports Booth Tarkington author of Beau Geste as the party nominee for the Indiana legislature. He led the canvass, while Democrats have not yet nominated a rival and Tarkington’s opponent remains unknown.
J R Holly of Macomb Illinois reports his wife found perfect and permanent relief from a severe chronic stomach trouble after using several bottles of Kodol Dyspepsia Cure. Before, she could not eat a normal meal without pain. now she is cured after physicians and other remedies failed. The ad claims no dieting needed and the product will digest any food.
A dated note warns that stock speculation is risky in all months listed as dangerous in the Sentinel. The text playfully cites months July January September April November May October June December August February. It repeats a stock caution tied to a newspaper want ad.
Copy for this column should be submitted by 10 a.m to ensure it appears in the same day edition.
For sale or trade a neat two room cottage on a corner lot and a store building. Will exchange for a small well-improved farm. Address C, No. 401 West Tenth, Sedalia, No. 213 dime.
Property listing for a five room house on the west side with a good well grape arbor stable and other improvements. Priced cheap and available within two weeks. inquiries at 613 Ohio Street.
A 1 survey and fine harness to match are offered for sale along with a storm road wagon for one or two horses by Cohen at 502 West Main Street.
Farm notice offering a four year old Jersey cow with a one week old calf for 40 dollars and a Red Durham bull in good condition described as gentle. Located at the farm southeast one mile from Broadway. Contact Van B Wisker. 3tp
Advertisement notes agents earn 200 percent profit selling gaslight burners that fit coal oil lamps, require no chimney or wick, and produce clean light. Sample free. Box 483 Cincinnati, O.
Beginning April 1 the union barber shops will charge an extra five cents for shaving the neck. The change applies across union shops and reflects new pricing for neck shaving services.
A young man with 1500 dollars can acquire a two fifths interest in a venture described as capable of handling office work and managing the financial end while the business is expected to produce substantial profits. Address R. J. M. at the Sentinel office.
Lost dog Brindle gray shepherd answers to Shep, prompt return to Col Ritter at the feed stable. Reward of $4 offered. Also notices: employment ads for women at $1 per day and a bright boy around 15 at Worrell Manufacturing, 317 South Lamine Street, with references.
Wanted to rent the rooms upstairs at 606 West Second Street. Will give possession April 1 for the second address at 116 East Fifth Street.
Wanted rooms either with or without board near the Episcopal church. Respondents may contact Room 122 Huckins hotel at 316 3tp.
Advertises over 300 acres of blue grass pasture south of Liberty park and west end of Broadway with spring water from Barrett Spring. Seeks cows for grazing and drivers, contact S Mason on Broadway Barrett avenue or J Kidd at Le Grande hotel.
For rent at the West end of Broadway a Barrett house described as very desirable. See James K. Kidd at LeGrande hotel for details.
Six room cottage with two large lots described as desirable and cheap to rent. Apply to J. K. Kidd in LeGrande.
Help wanted ad from Plaza Barber Shop at 105 West Third Street offering 75 cents on the dollar for a first class barber or sale of an interest in the shop. Apply or address by March 16, 1961.
Our lease expires April 1st asking customers to buy goods now rather than move. Starting Wednesday March 12th the entire stock is offered at cost for cash. W E Poindexter 604 Ohio St phones 34 Read The Sentinel want column.
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