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Newspaper
Sedalia Evening Sentinel
Location
Sedalia, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Nov 30, 1902
Page
6
Circuit Attorney Folk denounces a Kansas City Journal page story on St Louis doodle corruption. He says the piece misquotes him and misrepresents his remarks about boodling in Jefferson City, noting no jurisdiction over Jefferson City acts and criticizing reporter accuracy.
Stop paying rent and own a town lot for $5 with cheap home building in Ber ta, Texas. Begin with beginners and grow with the town while sharing in profits. For full particulars write James Barker, general Passenger and ticket agent, M K T aerAy, 518 Wainwright building, St Louis MO.
Lin Sander plans construction on his recently bought property. Visitors include Miss Florence Rowlett of Kansas City and Mrs. Grant Hause of Warrensburg. Local residents Jim Bobbitt and family hosted guests. Modern Woodmen prepare an oyster supper for November 29. Various neighbors share visits and weekend hospitality.
Sedalia hosts a grand concert Thursday night December 4 featuring Eugene Cowles America’s greatest basso and his company of artists. Cowles famed for the song Forgotten and for work with the Bostonians, offers Sedalia its first chance to hear him in concert. The Elks lodge presents the event seeking strong public support and attendance.
The Sedalia hospital board of managers will meet at 10 o clock Tuesday morning with Mrs A P Morey at her residence corner Ninth and Ohio for a planning session and review of hospital affairs.
Mrs. Keeney aged 64 died at her home six miles west of the city at noon Saturday from pneumonia. The funeral will be held at the family residence today with burial in Dresden cemetery.
Sedalia lodge No. 27 elected officers Friday night with Sam W. James as chancellor commander and TH.J. Moss as vice chancellor. Other officers named include J. P. Hurti prelate and S. W. Cameron master of the work. Financial trustees are L. G. Adder, O. F E. Parsons and Dan Grow.
Under director Glenn H Woods the club presents its first concert of the season at First Methodist Church on Friday December 12. Ten numbers include solos by club members and six choruses by the group. Admission is fifty cents with reserved seats at Monarch Laundry. The May festival in Kansas City last year boosts public support.
An advertisement claims heavy meals trigger indigestion and stomach inflammation. It promotes Kodol as a cure for indigestion dyspepsia and stomach catarrh, stating the product cleanses and sweetens stomach glands.
A Sedalia Missouri company seeks agents for Bell's household cement described as fire and water proof and non metallic. The ad claims large profits and daily earnings from five to twenty five dollars, inviting readers to write for details on territory and particulars.
An ad urges keeping whites bright with Red Cross Ball Blue. It notes large ounce packages available from all grocers for a certain price.
An old drugstore ad touts Rocky Mountain Tea as a product that sharpens senses and heightens expectation. Priced at 35 cents, it is offered by W. E. Bard Drug Company.
Drs Dunkin osteopathic physicians at 309 10 Hoffman Building practice medicine in the local area providing osteopathic care and family health services.
The Nebraska Colorado Express now departs Kansas City at 9 35 pm and arrives Denver at 3 15 pm the next day shortening travel by three hours. Passengers gain five hours in Denver before continuing west by chair cars sleepers and dining cars. The Burlington also offers a morning Denver Express at 10 40 am and weekly California excursions via Scenic Colorado.
An ad invites travelers to describe their proposed trip on the Burlington Northern Pacific Express, promising low costs, free printed matter, and a quote. Addresses for R H Crozier and L W Wakely in St Louis and Kansas City are listed with the route toward Elliott as general manager.
A 560 cent cash sale of coffee and granulated sugar occurred at Taylor's Grocery located on 612 Ohio Street. The brief notice notes items including bulbs and sugar were part of the sale.
Gert rude E Fener of Muncie Indiana contracted a severe cold from rain and lost weight. He used One Minute Cough Cure, which quickly relieved his cough and phlegm, reduced inflammation, and helped him regain his normal weight.
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