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Newspaper
Sedalia Evening Sentinel
Location
Sedalia, Missouri, United States of America
Date
May 23, 1901
Page
6
Loan advertisement offering $908000 to borrow on Missouri farms at 5 percent annual interest. Optional principal payments in sums of 100 or more. Lender will carry the loan as long as the borrower wishes. See the lender before renewing or making a new loan.
A wary note extols Kodol Dyspepsia Cure for indigestion with belching and fullness claiming it digests food without stomach acid. It credits W E Bard Drug Co. An implement business move is noted with W H McFall selling to Louis Roeder of Boonville and shipments starting.
Henry B. Richards of Willseyville New York suffered a running sore on his breast for over a year. He tried many remedies but found relief only after using Banner Salve. After one half a box he was perfectly cured and highly recommends the product to all druggists.
A small blaze caused by a gasoline stove damaged Maurice McCabe’s home on East Third Street Tuesday. The fire caused minor damage and was contained quickly by responders.
May 21 report from Dumpville Missouri lists visits and travels. Levi Devolle visits son Charles, Annie and Ada Goodknight visit Cole Camp, J M Offield from Sedalia dines in Dumpville, Mrs. Sheppard visits brother George Earp, Donohoe from Lamar visits, Miss Fuller from Cole Camp visits Benjamin’s sister, Burton Devolle from Sedalia returns home, W R Spencer spends time with old friend Mayfield, Kirkman family trips to Sedalia, Rider siblings visit Miss Goodknights, Dave Holtzen ships cattle and hogs, Mrs. Ross from Boonville visits Garretts, Eugene Sullivan returns from Oklahoma with wheat crop update.
Druggist A W Sawtelle of Hartford endorses Chamberlains Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy. A female customer credits it with saving her life last summer at the shore and a man relieved from cold pains after a dose. The remedy is sold by Mertz Hale J L Kautzman and Otis W Smith.
Dr C M Swartz who arrived about a month ago and opened an office above Cord Lujin's grocery has departed for Philadelphia.
An analogy compares roosters crowing over eggs not laid to sellers of an imitation Rocky Mountain Tea from Madison Medicine Co. The ad notes the product priced at 35 cents and advises readers to ask their druggist.
Colonel Taylor shipped a car of cattle to St. Louis. Miss Lee Cooper of Campville stayed with her aunt. The German M E Sunday school plans a picnic at Flat Creek bridge on Friday. N H Hair will ship hogs tomorrow. E J Knox and wife drove to Sedalia this morning. Miss Cressie Battles visited Centertown. Will Hart recovered from illness. Fox hunters and fishermen set for a fox hunt and fish fry Wednesday and Thursday. George Claster left for home in Centertown. Clarence Godbey of Clarksburg is in town on business. Miss Pearl Jones shopped in Sedalia Tuesday.
Charles Koeppen advertises cut flowers with roses and carnations at 25 cents per dozen and up. Located at Sixth and Ohio or Twelfth and Moniteau, or contact via 195 or 328 on both phones.
Latour and Sherer offer best cabinet photographs at three dollars per dozen with other cabinets at two and two fifty per dozen. New style mounts in various sizes at proportionately low prices. Cabbage and tomato plants and sweet potato slips guaranteed to grow, sold by the hundred or thousand. G B Goodrich corner Eighteenth and Marvin telephone 176 old phone.
An ad offers Jersey cream ice cream for hungry readers and directs them to call 82 for service at the Boston Café.
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