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Newspaper
Sedalia Evening Sentinel
Location
Sedalia, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Mar 25, 1902
Page
6
Pudd'nhead Wilson's Calendar notes months suitable for stock speculation and lists all months, with July January September April November May October June December August February. The line closes by stating there is no speculation in a Sentinel want ad.
Deadline set for column copy by 10 a m to ensure publication on the same day. The note emphasizes punctual submission to maintain the daily schedule.
Classified notice listing a five room cottage on a corner lot and a store building for sale or trade. Seeks exchange for a small well-improved farm. Address C No 401 West Tenth Sedalia No 213 dime.
Agents offered a cheap coal oil lamp burner that needs no chimney or wick and emits no smoke. It fits any lamp and promises high profits for agents with 200 percent returns. Sample free from Enterprise Manufacturing Co., Box 483, Cincinnati, Ohio.
Lost a diamond scarf pin featuring five diamonds. Return to C. C. Lawson in the Katie building for a reward.
For sale a good work team of horses sixteen hands high suitable for farm use. Call at 412 East Twelfth Street. 323.
Mr Huston offers 500 tons of prairie hay for contracts with buyers. Delivery available on demand at present market price.
The line of baseball goods shows marked improvement this year, noted by F. Taylor Cain.
At Sedalia on March 25 the Central Missouri M E E conference received Revs E P Gregor B F Swindle J Tolson and J M Harris into full connection Edwin Diggs and M T Hocks were elected deacons and Rev F White was affirmed and transferred to the Lexington district A separation to form the Central Kansas conference including Kansas Oklahoma and the western territory was announced with first session to be held at mtrie Oklahoma later Rev J H Hughes was expelled and the conference concluded with appointments announced
Frederick Pierre Saugrain of Sedalia turns ninety six on Monday marking a long life as a St. Louis native who watched the city grow from a village of 300 to a major metropolis. He remains active and healthy with three daughters Mrs. John W. Waddell Mrs. W. H. H. Pettus and Madam Eugenia Saugrain.
Joe B. Roe and other Pettis County fruit growers tell the Sentinel that strawberries should be fair this season. Peaches will be about half a crop, raspberries are nearly ruined, while cherries, plums, and apples look to yield well.
A historical note praises Foley's Honey and Tar for treating coughs without forcing phlegm removal and without irritating the lungs, describing it as an effective expectorant option.
Ernest Holtzen resigns after fifteen years at Chris Hye's and C E Messerly's and plans a short rest before starting duties at a new store with Mr Keuper around April 15.
The Huckins hotel reports major upgrades with new red Wilton hall carpets laid in hallways and parlors. J. E. Hillis supplied the carpet. The hall carpet is a single 42 inch wide woven length, over 500 yards in total, with velvet carpeting planned for rooms and parlors.
A sensational claim says frost bites and chilblains are quickly cured by Banner Salve. The advertisement declares it the most healing remedy in the world and urges readers to try it for cold injuries.
M M Stevenson advertises spring lamb fresh mint and celery for Easter dinners at the Market house. Orders taken by telephone 62.
The Monarch Laundry assures patrons that its independent artesian water supply prevents disruption to its cleaning service amid a regional water shortage.
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