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Sedalia Evening Sentinel

Location

Sedalia, Missouri, United States of America

Date

May 09, 1902

Page

7

A Boy’s Narrow Escape From a Panther in Allegany Woods

In Allegany County New York B W Nelson recalls getting lost while deer hunting with his father’s gun. A hungry panther pursued him after he found a dead deer and he fled through the snow until hunter George Parker arrived and killed the panther. He reached home with the deer to a forgiving father and pie for supper.

Allegany County N. Y B. W. Nelson Father Nelson Farm George Parker Parker Panther N. Y. Sun

Boy Seeks Information From Readings On Equal Men

A boy reads about equal men and expresses a sincere interest in information. The scene emphasizes curiosity and a quest for understanding rather than humor.

Squaw and Buck as insults in Native American terms

The writer argues against insulting terms for Native American women and men. They explain squaw came from a tribe word meaning woman but has become a vulgar label. The piece urges students not to heed such speakers and to judge them as of low breeding.

Massachusetts

Woman Shares Cough Remedy Safety Tips From Experience

A Springville Alabama mother recalls using Chamberlain's Cough Remedy to treat three children including a three month old last summer. She reports none of the children developed complications and their health improved compared with others whose parents did not use the remedy. The note notes the product is sold by all druggists.

Chamberlain Jesse Pinkey Hall Springville Ala

Kansas City Journalist Surveys Sedalia Business Colleges

W. G. Bryan editor of the Kansas City Journal spent yesterday and today in Sedalia gathering statistics on local business colleges.

W. G. Bryan The Kansas City Journal Sedalia Business Colleges

Threshers Keep Working After Remedy Purchase

H R Phelps of Plymouth Oklahoma reports selling five bottles of Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy to threshers who could not stop, noting they continued work this morning without missing time. A bottle should be kept at home. available from all druggists.

Chamberlain H. R Phelps Plymouth Okla Ohio Daily Enquirer Enquirer The Cincinnati Enquirer Enquirer Profit-Sharing Bureau Cincinnati

Lincoln Telephone line extends toward Ionia and Sedalia

The Lincoln Telephone line with Hanes and Lay among the investors is being extended to Ionia in Pettis county and will eventually reach Sedalia.

Lincoln Messrs.’ Hanes Lay Ionia Pettis County Sedalia

Mrs William Parks Hosts Miss Marguerite Hale Visit

Mrs Mollie Shipp entertained Wednesday evening at her aunt Mrs William Parks home at 600 South Kentucky street. The affair was complimentary to Miss Marguerite Hale of St Louis.

Miss Shipp Mollie Shipp William Parks South Kentucky Street Marguerite Hale St. Louis

Early Risers endorse for constipation and liver relief

Alfred Heinze of Quincy Illinois praises DeWitt's Little Early Risers for constipation and a sluggish liver. He notes they never gripe or distress and recommends them as safe. Bard Drug Co. backs the claim.

DeWitt Alfred Heinze Quincy Ill W. E. Bard Drug Co

New Lumber Yard Opens by T. H. Linsley in Fortuna

The T. H. Linsley company of Chicago has opened a new lumber yard at Fortuna, expanding its regional operations and offering local customers timber and building supplies.

T. H. Linsley Company Chicago Fortuna

Picnic wagon serves twenty at your service

A note advertises a picnic wagon holding 20 people with contact details 263 and 1000 for service. The message includes the name Kohen Koal Ko and the date 4 27 dtf.

Kohen Koal

Buy the latest improved bicycle Hoffman Special

An advertisement promotes the Hoffman Special bicycle wheel praised as the simplest and best constructed. It invites readers to see the latest model at P. Hoffman's.

Hoffman P. Hoffman’s

Private loans listed with attorney C C Lawson in Katie Building

For private loans, see attorney at law C C Lawson located in the Katie Building. Bell telephone 467.

C. C. Lawson Katie Building Bell Telephone

Delegates Chosen for Log Rolling Meet

Sedalia camp No. 16 W O W elected Thomas Robb and James Decarnette as delegates to the Log Rolling association meeting at Monett on June 5. Alternates named are James Robb and James Renfrow.

Sedalia Thomas Robb James Decarnette Log Rolling Association Monett James Robb James Renfrow

Judge Rules Tax Bills Valid in Sewer District Case

Judge Longan on Thursday ruled for the plaintiff in the case City ex rel B G Wilkerson vs Lee Montgomery. The suit tested the validity of the tax bills in sewer district No 12.

Longan Thursday B. G. Wilkerson Lee Montgomery

Runaway Team Spurs Grocery Wagon Incident

A pair of horses bolted driving to J. E. Rector's wagon in a quick street disturbance. No injuries reported and the owner secured the animals after the mishap at the intersection.

J. E. Rector

Runaway incident halts after wagon tongue breaks

A horse drawn wagon ran away on South Osage street yesterday morning. The errant team covered about three blocks before being stopped by the driver, Thomas May, when the wagon tongue broke in two.

Osage Street Thomas May

W. C. T. U. Meeting At Mrs Moore’s Home

An interesting program is set for today’s W. C. T. U. meeting at Mrs. Moore’s residence 812 East Sixth. Mrs. L. M. Early will preside.

Beef trust broken by J. G. Kehl butcher

J G Kehl the butcher says he has broken the meat trust. He bought seven fine steers on Thursday for his meat market and will have one ready for tomorrow’s trade.

J. G. Kehl

Red Cross Ball Blue Ad Promotes White Clothes

An advertisement touts Red Cross Ball Blue as a stain remover for white fabrics. A large 207 size package is priced at 5 cents.

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Second Street J. L. Grifeeth W. D. Fansler Gregg’s Music School Mr. Gregg West Broadway Perry Mr. Farris East Sixth Street Landman Bros Agency Fourth and Ohio Sts Sedalia, Mo Trust Bidg Pettis Ture Missouri L. F. Mackey W. Main Lippincott’s Evans Chemical Co C. U.S Tere Hosterpter Castoria Anna Cale W. C. T. U. Meeting State of Kansas City Jacksonville Florida Dome of Lea Unuick
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