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Newspaper
Sedalia Evening Sentinel
Location
Sedalia, Missouri, United States of America
Date
May 08, 1901
Page
7
An 1899 advertisement touts Hall's Great Discovery as a cure for kidney and bladder troubles, diabetes, and rheumatism. It offers mail delivery from St. Louis, with testimonials including D W Carlisle praising relief from back and hip pain after ten days.
In St Joseph Missouri on May 8 promoters outline plans for a convention hall to seat 10000, costing around 100000 dollars. A mass meeting at the Commercial Club appointed committees to push the project and start construction this summer.
George Rector leaves Hinsdale Transfer after about six years to start a new transfer line. He will locate headquarters at the Fifth street barn, 109 West Fifth street, and invites patronage from friends and the public. Orders accepted via phone numbers 146.
Mason Thomas known as Uncle Mace an elderly former servant of President Franklin Pierce died in Parsons Kansas last night from paralysis. He formerly lived in Nevada Missouri.
An altercation at the Missouri Pacific round house grounds Sunday over a baseball game ended with Stephen Kolkmeyer striking Charlie Backers on the head with a club. The injury is described as painful and probably dangerous according to the Press. The item mentions Peter Pehl Wholesale and Anheuser-Busch beers at 115 West Second St. Phone 95.
Senator William A. Clark of Montana, confident his senate seat is secure after Marcus Daly’s death and William E. Chandler’s decline, orders construction of a grand Washington mansion as a display of power and stability.
A resident gathered iron, rags, bones, rubber, metal and bottles then called Cohen's at Main and Vermont. Cohen's sent a wagon and man to purchase the lot. telephone number 268 is listed.
Dalia Famous announces a fresh arrival of ladies and gents purses featuring stylish designs. Shop for refined accessories in a varied selection of colors and textures suitable for daily use and special occasions.
A discussion on the physical and nervous strain of typewriter use compares it to wash-tub labor, noting five lifts per minute and twelve hundred pounds per hour. It argues womanly ill health is a key handicap and cites Dr Pierce’s Favorite Prescription as healing for female weakness and related symptoms.
Whipple's coal is advertised as burning longest and hottest with the greatest satisfaction. It guarantees prompt delivery and correct prices. Downtown office at 219 Ohio Street, phone 48. Local residents are noted to order ice cream from the Boston Cafe.
A 22 year old heiress seeks her husband’s protection and care for a fortune including coal mines timber lands plantations and cash valued at about 100000. She lists her address as Susie Drawer H Chicago Ill as the notice details.
Fine thoroughbred Jersey red Duroc boars and sows offered for sale by N. C. Mc Farland of Beaman Missouri.
A brief loan notice advertises money to loan from Morris Bros located at 217 Ohio Street. It states available funds and terms likely for local customers seeking quick cash.
A brief note describes the ice cream flavor as fitting the mouth and going down pleasantly at the Boston Cafe. The description emphasizes smooth texture and enjoyable taste without additional details.
Charles Koeppen, a local florist, offers a wide range of plants and flowers at lower prices. The shop emphasizes affordable options and community-friendly service to attract customers seeking value without sacrificing quality.
A dealer advertises 5000 blooming tube rose bulbs to give free to customers. Patrons buying plants valued at one dollar at the green house or the Ohio street store will receive six bulbs. Call 195 or 327 for details and locations Koeppen sixth and Ohio or twelfth and Moniteau.
Monarch Laundry introduces new equipment and a relocated shop at 606 Ohio Street. Proprietor Charles Van Antwerp promotes convenient service with two phone numbers listed for inquiries.
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