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Newspaper
Sedalia Evening Sentinel
Location
Sedalia, Missouri, United States of America
Date
May 15, 1902
Page
2
The notice outlines pricing for classified ads including Help Wanted and Lost and Found, with 30 words or less at three times 25 cents each. Funeral notices and society notices have capped line counts and specific rates. Obituaries and resolutions up to 30 lines priced at $1, with extra space at 5 cents per line. All ads require envelopes and proper addressing.
One lot 45 by 120 feet available at Twelfth and Stewart. Includes one survey, a new Phaeton, a new set of harness, saddle, and bridle. Inquiries to 1105 South Ohio.
The P Brandt Grocer Co promotes Golden Roast Coffee at 25 cents per pound. It claims strong flavor and good strength without rankness, offering more cups per pound and better taste than cheaper brands. Warns customers to beware imitators of their blend.
Kehl's meats are praised for freshness and prompt delivery with low prices claimed. The note emphasizes killed to order meat and best quality.
The widow of Rev. Johnannes Kromer in Newark Ohio was confined to bed after a pet cat attack. She fed the black cat when it leaped and bit her left hand. the cat was torn away and attacked again. Both cats were killed after the incident.
David Guyette, a Sedalia printer allied with Walter Vrooman, completes the final purchase of the north side of Osage street block between Mill and Ninth. The ten lots cost about $5,000. He was a leading figure at the state Federation of Labor meeting here two years ago.
Checks totaling 10 million dollars were mailed by J P Morgan & Co as the second distribution of United States Steel profits. Circles expect about 20 million more to be paid to syndicate members, totaling 40 percent on 200 million underwritten and 160 percent of cash actually advanced.
Frank J. Cheney sworn as senior partner of F. J. Cheney & Co. promises one hundred dollars for each catarrah case not cured by Hall's Catarrh Cure. Notarized December 6, 1886 by A. W. Gleason. Cure taken internally, claimed to affect blood and mucous surfaces. Sold by druggists for 75 cents. Hall's Family Pills marketed as best.
Dunksburg Missouri reports fine weather after showers and good corn prospects for farmers. Link Barnett is ill. Miss Bertha Park and Mr. Forrest Winston visited relatives in Warrensburg. Miss Collins from Knob Noster starts teaching at the local school. Mr. Frank Weddle hosted a social for his daughter Sarah. Dudley Van Bibben visited his sister near Black Water, whose health declines.
An aging voice counsels starting the day with Rocky Mountain Tea to cope with lingering regrets and sour tastes, claiming it as great medicine for wakefulness and relief.
An old advertisement notes use of Red Cross Ball Blue for clear white clothes. Mentions a 2 ounce package priced at five cents.
Dr T T Major and Son offer a limited time dental services at discounted rates. Full set of teeth gold fillings gold and platina fillings amalgam fillings priced from $1.00 and up $8.00 for selected services.
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