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Newspaper
Sedalia Evening Sentinel
Location
Sedalia, Missouri, United States of America
Date
May 13, 1899
Page
7
The article promotes Paine's celery compound as a spring remedy for nervous fatigue weight loss and dull color. It cites Mrs. Robert Osborn praising its nerve vigor and claims physicians endorse the product curing rheumatism purifying blood regulating organs and rejuvenating nervous systems.
Gene Gtt, once an expressman now living in Kansas City, writes to Captain Holland that he plans to bring at least twelve coach loads of excursionists to town on Sunday May 21. Fleischmann's Pharmacy advertises ice cream sedance.
The Ladies Musical club announces May 26 as the last open session of the season with plans for next year. Wagner’s spinning scene, soloists Mrs MacGuigan and Miss Fults, and Windsor class pupils perform. Numerous other recitals follow at churches, First Christian, Calvary Episcopal, and recital halls with noted local artists and students.
An advertisement extols D. Miller's at 727 East 5th for good honest merchandise at low prices, urging locals to shop there to save money.
The Ballengall case against Donnell for $950 attorney fees went to a jury this afternoon. Docket items show Louisi Vanata vs Alex Daniels ejectment dropped. Cases continued include Singer Manufacturing Co. vs S L Lipscomb et al and Singer Manufacturing Co. vs Henry Steffens et al on bond. Also noted are offerings from Ice cream sodanec Fleischmann's at 122 W Third St and agency for Economy gas lamp. Try Red Cross Ball issue.
Louis Monsees of Smithton bought thirty yearling steers from Bruce and Cooper of Versailles. He paid a good price and secured a clever bargain. Ice cream soda details and health notes for Mr. and Mrs. W H Ramsey appear in a jumbled closing paragraph.
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