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Newspaper
Sedalia Evening Sentinel
Location
Sedalia, Missouri, United States of America
Date
May 30, 1901
Page
5
The second floor of a residence offers three large well ventilated rooms with closets and a bath. Water attachments available. Suitable for a small family willing to do light housekeeping in quiet refined surroundings. Apply to C. A. Shaeffer 1105 Kentucky St.
Mod ern two story barn and outbuildings include several acres of fruits of all kinds. Will sell 40 of the entire farm of 120 acres. Also 400 or 700 acres ten miles further out on same road. Fine opportunity for stock raiser near town. Address VAN B. WISKER.
John E. Rector, former county collector, debuts a new grocery at 204 West Main offering a complete line of groceries canned goods finest meats and flour. A country produce specialty and full telephones service mark the opening for local patrons.
W L Jones informs friends he runs a general transfer business plus coal and wood hauling garbage hauling and moving services. Customers call telephone number 369 for arrangements.
R P Rice heads to Topeka to bid for the Kansas state paper contract next year. The Butler Paper Co has held it as the lowest bidder with bids ranging 8000 to 10000 dollars. Politics figure in the letting with Col Richards potentially influencing the executive council.
Agent Fogg reports from New York that Helen Gould will donate 2200 dollars to the Coffeyville railroad Y M C A, raising her original pledge from 1600 dollars. Contract already let and work will start at once.
An Arlington Pharmacy promotes Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin with a guarantee to cure constipation indigestion sick headache and stomach trouble reflecting a period patent medicine ad strategy.
The Topeka Journal starts an agitation for a union station as four railroads Santa Fe Union Pacific Rock Island and Missouri Pacific run trains into Topeka. The Commercial club supports the plan urging railroads to cooperate for the city's growth.
Thoughtful people learn true merit comes only with the genuine Rocky Mountain Tea. 385c. Ask your druggist.
$00,000 TO LOAN on farms in central Missouri at six percent annual interest. Optional payments and principal in sums of $100 or more. Will carry the loan as long as you wish to be a borrower. See GEO. M. RIDDLE before renewing or making a new loan.
August Meier, the only practical upholsterer, has moved to 114 East Fifth. He is better prepared than ever to do as good work as ever.
Latour and Sherer promote Best Cabinet Photographs priced at three dollars per dozen. Local shoppers in Arlington respond to the unusual sale event, highlighting novelty and value amid community chatter.
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