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Newspaper
Sedalia Evening Sentinel
Location
Sedalia, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Mar 24, 1902
Page
5
Lamonte records a parade of visitors and local activities. Harris returns from St Louis with spring stock. Edna Morris and Myrtle Seltess travel. families host relatives. Lenig holds M E church meeting. Walker and other residents visit Sedalia and Kansas City. local tradesmen and students move through town reporting on schooling and business.
W E Poindexter advertises groceries at absolute cost with relocation savings noted. Contact 604 Ohio Street or telephone 34 for details and to place orders.
An advertisement highlights Printers Ink as the oldest publication of its kind offering accumulated wisdom from advertising history. It emphasizes each issue stands alone, contains no best numbers, and invites readers to gain insights from many contributors. The weekly issue costs $5.00 annually, published by George P. Rowell & Co. in New York.
The Union Regulator in Sedalia announces it will not raise barber prices above the existing 15 cents for a haircut and 10 cents for shaving, with neck shaving free, contrasting other city barbers planning 5 to 15 cent increases after April 1 and on holidays. The notice appears alongside Schuyler County Democratic primary results listing nominees for multiple local offices.
The Cooper county democratic primary held last Friday nominated the county ticket with W. L. Nelson as representative W. V. Draffen as prosecuting attorney William Koenig as sheriff J. R. Conway as circuit clerk R. H. Jeffress as county clerk Joseph A. Thompson as collector W. E. Oglesby as treasurer W. B. Henderson as presiding judge E. B. Shannon as judge eastern district H. A. Hutchinson as probate judge Dr. R. L. Evans as coroner.
Miss Cora Lively returns to Kansas City after visiting relatives here. Fritz Etzbach takes a short layoff and will visit Kansas City. E. A. Boughner assumes new Parsons post. George Ferrer plans to leave Sedalia for the South tonight. County Superintendent Coleman conducts high school exams at Georgetown. Laura Yeater returns to Warrensburg after Columbia visit. Local residents and visitors including Sandridge, Longan, Long, Stevens travel for business and errands. Clergy and community figures attend events. various appointments, visits, and departures noted.
Roach the Tailor in the Doffman Building advertises suits from 20 to 50 and offers a free gold watch for junk. Sedalia Junk Co. calls for rags bones old stoves rubbers bottles zinc iron and other items, with wagons calling for junk pickup at Main and Vermont.
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