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Newspaper
Sedalia Evening Sentinel
Location
Sedalia, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Oct 06, 1902
Page
6
The Morris brothers sold the Daniel Bryan farm of 493 acres to W. E. Teter and J. W. Thomas of Palo Alto County Iowa for 14000 dollars. The sale occurred Saturday and is noted as another land sale.
Jefferson City likely realizes the division will return to Sedalia. Orders for a new yard office and other improvements at Sedalia were canceled and no further changes are to be made. A Sedalia seller who moved to Jefferson City last spring had a merchant here buy his home back.
The ladies of City Hospital will hold a business meeting Tuesday morning at 9 o clock at the home of Mrs. A Morey.
Cohen Coal Company states it will not be responsible for any debt contracted by any employee unless an order signed by the firm is produced.
A group of G. A. R. veterans departed Saturday night for Washington D C to attend the national encampment. Representing Warrensburg Clinton and Sweet Springs are Franz K Wagner M D Wakefield J H Adamire and John Evans with Commander Chas Koock sr of George R Smith Post G A R.
Mrs. Chas. Garrett of 1411 East Fourth Street is seriously ill at home with blood poisoning following a toe amputation weeks ago. The complication has caused ongoing trouble since the operation.
Mrs. F. G. Lister and Miss P A. Cessna of Sedalia, visiting Mrs. Flora Lister, returned home Saturday. Mr. Albert Owens arrived Friday from Sedalia with a new delivery wagon for the firm of Letts and Wright.
An illustrated article describes a simple device to shock fodder corn, suitable for users with limited carpentry. It notes the maker can build the tool with basic tools and offers Farm Field and Fire side guidance.
An old advertisement offers one hundred dollars reward for any case of catarrh not cured by Hall's Catarrh Cure. It lists endorsers F. J. Cheney and local merchants in Toledo Ohio and promotes Hall's Family Pills and Rocky Mountain Tea.
The ladies will find every need of fall and winter amply provided for at Carl A. Guenther's shop. Call and see his elegant and complete new stock with genuine bargains offered in every department.
A city resident refuses to sit on any chair unless it has been washed with Rocky Mountain Tea, described as a cautious safeguard against microbes. The item is attributed to W. E. Bard Drug Co. and notes the product.
An advertisement extols the Monarch Laundry-Rough service offering dry or ironed work. Proprietor Charles Van Antwerp promises reasonable prices and reliable results, inviting families to send their work for the preferred finish.
Tickets from Chicago to New York and return cost 22 dollars. Sale runs October 7 through October 11 with return allowed until October 13 and possible extension to November 12. For details contact F. R. Lacy in Kansas City or C. F. Daly in Chicago.
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