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Newspaper
Sedalia Evening Sentinel
Location
Sedalia, Missouri, United States of America
Date
May 28, 1903
Page
6
Newport News May 28 Lieut David McCoach in Fort Monroe custody for unbecoming conduct failed to appear at a court martial. Reported absent as the trial began after leaving the Sherwood hotel where confined. McCoach traveled to Old Point for promotion examination but a bell boy lapse was blamed. authorities traced him to Norfolk the night before.
A local note announces Professor Doc Gross opening a hospital at 213 West Main for sick and disabled gasoline stoves. He guarantees satisfactory stove operation and lists Bell phone 691. Also promotes DeWitt's Witch Hazel Salve as a healing remedy for scratches burns and skin troubles sold by W. E. Bard Drug Company.
If you use Ball Blue get Red Cross Ball Blue the best Ball Blue. Large 2 oz package only 5 cents.
Classified notice offering cinders for sale from Economy Steam Heating plant at 610 East Broadway. Also an employment ad seeking a white girl for general housework with a small family at 212 West Third Street. No children and no washing required.
A notice seeks a good second hand safe. Contact Charles Easton at 212 East Second Street to arrange purchase.
A notice seeks a boy to deliver papers for good wages. Applications accepted at the Sentinel office between 3 and 6 p m.
Porter Real Estate Co lists eight room houses within three blocks of the courthouse and multiple farms near Sedalia. Properties include 24 acres by the State fair grounds for 2400, 70 acre farm for 2106, 160 acre southeast farm for Go, and several city houses on Lamine, Kentucky, and Ohio streets with easy terms. Established in 1880.
Boies Bros. & Co lists Sedalia Missouri properties for trade for Kansas cattle ranches and Missouri farms. Includes 2560 acres Pawnee bottom lands at 12.50 per acre, 2980 acre ranch near town, 2000 acre alfa land tract with water, 1280 acre Lanx county prairie near railroad, 138 acre Decatur county Iowa farm to swap for 160 Missouri acres, and a San Diego orange grove exchange candidate. Also notes Sedalia residences and rental prospects.
Co. H. Heynen advertises the largest stock in Central Missouri at the N. E. Missouri Pacific Depot offering first class work and low prices. It urges quick orders to secure money from customers and describes quality and quantity to attract buyers.
An advertisement touts Botanic Blood Balm as a guaranteed remedy for eczema and skin diseases. It claims internal use purifies the blood, heals sores, and benefits chronic cases where doctors or other cures fail. Free samples available by mail. Sedalia druggist carries it.
The city invites bids for building rock roads inside current limits to match existing outside roads. Specifications available from the superintendent. Mentioned routes include Barrett avenue, West Main street, the Catholic cemetery gate, and Marshall road with designated mileages. Bid deadline is 4 p m Tuesday June 9 1903.
Con McHugh, veteran tailor, opens a shop in the rear of the E W barber shop at 309 Ohio Street. Cleaning dyeing and pressing specialty. Give him a call.
An established house in New York seeks manuscripts in all branches of literature suitable for book publication. Liberal terms no charge for examination prompt attention and honorable treatment offered. Contact Books 141 Herald 23d Street New York.
$1 060 and up at lowest rates and best terms on Pettis county realty. Farm loans at 5 per cent interest with partial payment privileges. J H Bothwell attorney and counselor Sedalia National Bank building.
A grocer selling a two ounce package for five cents promotes Red Cross Ball Blue to keep fabrics bright. The ad urges readers to buy the product from local grocers to maintain whiteness and curb yellowing.
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