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Newspaper
Sedalia Evening Sentinel
Location
Sedalia, Missouri, United States of America
Date
May 08, 1902
Page
2
Missouri Pacific conductor Nelson Mosher accepted a post as organizer for the Select Knights and Ladies and accompanied James Wilkerson to Lexington today to begin work for the order.
Advertisement touts Botanic Blood Balm as a universal cure for blood poison cancer ulcers and skin diseases. It promises to drain poisons from the system restore purity and strength and offers a free trial and medical advice with testimonials. Sold in drug stores at $1 per bottle and by mail from Blood Balm Co Atlanta Ga.
Sedalia Junk Co calls for rag bones old stoves bottles zinc iron and similar items. Wagons call for all kinds of junk with a free gold watch as a lure. Contact Nain and Vermont or call telephones 1000 and 263.
Red Cross Ball Blue promises to brighten whites and remove yellowing. A 2607 package is offered at five cents, suggesting a bargain laundry aid for household use.
A step ladder and chair are being given away. Inquiries for details should be directed to the Big Saw at 118 West Main Street.
J. W. Bell of Clinton, a U S Navy veteran from the battleship Philadelphia, visited on Wednesday en route to Concordia Missouri. He sparred six rounds with M Juvenal, while Bruce Senter from Kansas City and B Hackney of Urich fought four rounds at the Bell Juvenal mill conclusion.
About 3,000 acres near Fort Scott have been sown in alfalfa this spring. The crop can yield up to three harvests on uplands as roots reach water, though bottoms may produce better growth.
Sheriff Albert Rich of Carthage Jasper county with deputy Lee Wormington and guard G W Taylor escorted ten prisoners to Jefferson City on the 4:10 train. None of the sentences exceeded five years.
Mr and Mrs John Brickley of Postal were in the city Wednesday.
Judge Harry Conway of Warrensburg appeared in the city on Wednesday, meeting local officials and discussing matters related to court administration and regional legal affairs.
Miss Margaret Haile of St Louis is visiting Miss Mollie Shipp, sharing social time and calling on friends during a spring social season.
A historical classified page lists room for rent at 1005 Missouri Avenue and various sale items including a wood stove and dining table. It also contains multiple WANTED notices for old feather beds, solicitors, bargains, house help, and goods like a barber and a milk cow, plus service ads for a dye works and a transfer business.
FOR SALE OR TRADE One lot 45x120 at Twelfth and Stewart. Includes one survey one new Phaeton new harness saddle and bridle. Inquire 1105 South Ohio. F. Taylor Cain offers shade trees.
Lost umbrella taken by mistake described as buckhorn handle trimmed with silver and a silver band bearing a name and inscription. Finder should return it to Rev. W. T. Allan at Jaynes' residence for a reward.
George B. Goodrich on Eighteenth and Marvin advertises a range of goods and services with prices designed to fit all budgets. Bell Telephone at 176 is listed as a point of contact or nearby location in the notice.
Money to loan from $1000 up at low rates with flexible terms on Pettis county realty. Farm loans offered at 5 percent interest with partial payment privileges. J H Bothwell.
Public libraries statewide report over 270000 volumes valued at nearly one million dollars as part of the state’s reading resources and cultural assets.
A Springville Alabama mother with whooping cough experience explains how Chamberlain's Cough Remedy protected her three children last summer. She notes her infant son aged three months stayed well while others declined and her older child eagerly asked for syrup between fits. The remedy is sold by all druggists.
Mrs. B. W. Zimmerman arrives from St. Louis on Wednesday afternoon. The note praises her as a radiant wife and an angel on earth, recommending Rocky Mountain Tea by W. E. Bard Drug Co.
The reliable stove repairer operates from 213 West Main Street Sedalia with a craftsman who has resided in Sedalia since 1865 and plans to stay as long as customers support him.
Apraid To send them to the laundry doesn't apply to us with every facility for first class work your finest shirt waists lace curtains and fancy wash fabrics may be safely entrusted to our care Monarch Laundry Charles Van Antwerp Proprietor.
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