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Newspaper
Sedalia Evening Sentinel
Location
Sedalia, Missouri, United States of America
Date
May 19, 1903
Page
4
A man reflecting on wealth and romance becomes entangled in a mistaken telephone call that leads to a social misconnection. May Crawford and Ellis Crawford plan a theater date while Claude Ellis discovers the truth and marries May, with a playful nod to Cupid’s wiring.
An advertisement touts Botanic Blood Balm as a sure remedy for eczema itching humors pimples boils carbuncles and other skin troubles. It claims internal use purifies the blood and promotes healthy skin with free samples and medical advice, noting Sedalia availability via W. E. Bard Drug Co.
Andrew Dav, a Sedalia resident born 1879, died after a long illness. He reportedly told his fiancée he would die and urged her to go home, while his health declined following a summer of poor condition and a fall lapse. The record notes his engagement and family connections, with several relatives named.
Rev T L Powell long time pastor of East Sedalia Baptist church read a resignation letter to his congregation as he rests in Eureka SpringsArk due to ill health He tendered his resignation and the pulpit will be filled by ministerial students from William Jewell College until a successor is found
William L. Beck, son of Captain L. T. Beck and grandson of Major William Beck, received notice to appear at Annapolis naval academy on June 1 to take the physical examination for a cadet appointment.
A small retail note offers Red Cross Ball Blue soap powder in a large two ounce package for five cents. It promotes the product as a better Ball Blue variant and urges buyers to switch for color brightening.
The Six Mile Road District seeks bids to build rock roads inside city limits matching exterior roads. Specifications available from the superintendent. Reads like distances on Barrett Avenue, West Main Street, Catholic cemetery gate, and Marshall Road. Bids due by 4 p.m. Tuesday June 9 1903.
Friday and Saturday programs set for the visiting U G. entry at the State Fair tracks. Friday morning 10 o'clock offers Free for All with entrants King Walnut Vineer Lavenia Louella De Green Mixed Race with Idler Richey M Cable Garth Bug Chesnut Gelding.
Local notices promote Central Miss's biggest stock of monuments with first class work and material at low prices. The ad pledges quality and quantity to attract orders quickly.
With Unexcelled Facilities For handling all classes of law work, the Monarch Laundry offers the public a service that is modern and perfect in every detail. CHAS. VAN ANTWERP, Prop Phones 183.
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