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Newspaper
Sedalia Evening Sentinel
Location
Sedalia, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Oct 08, 1902
Page
2
Mothers fear winter as croup danger rises and children catch colds easily. The ad hails One Minute Cough Cure for dissolving mucus reducing inflammation and stopping coughs. testimonial from F. S. McMahon restoring voice before a contest. W. E. Bard Drug Co.
The Sedalia Carpet Co held its annual meeting today and elected directors J. R. Clapton, H. K. Bente, Sam Hodges, G. A. Gold, and H. C. Gold. Officers will be elected within the coming week.
The Palace of Illusions at 206 Ohio Street announces winter hours until 10 P M and positions as a strictly high class resort for Sedalia families.
Cure advertisement claims Botanic Blood Balm kills blood poison causing rheumatism and catarrh with long proven results and free sample offer. Also a public notice inviting bids for sidewalk reconstruction in Sedalia Missouri with strict submission deadline and city rights reserved.
Miss Lillia Poteet departed on the afternoon train Tuesday for a visit with her sister.
Residents and visitors travel to nearby cities and states for visits, weddings, fairs, and family events. Names include Mrs H Con Way, Miss Bertha Fisher, Miss Daisy Craighead, Miss Nora Littlefield, T L Terry, Miss Marion Davis, Mrs Terry, Win Duke, Mrs Sarah Hall, Mrs John McCurdy, Geo Gillum, Hon J W Sudduth, Mrs Will Frank, Albert Fleming, A W Chatham, J H Connor Jr. and others as they move between Warrensburg Sedalia Kansas City Cincinnati Ohio Nebraska Houstonia Chandlers Eldon St Louis and Chandler Oklahoma.
Instruct your druggist to send you the genuine Rocky Mountain Tea made by Madison Medicine Co. If he says he has something just as good, tell him to keep it. See W. E. Bard Drug Co.
A sign in a Fulton street window near Nostrand avenue Brooklyn drew much attention yesterday. The notice described a tempting offer or statement that captivated passersby. Local readers noted the bold display and speculated on its meaning and intent.
Local advertisement promises a coal bonus with each shipment of oysters. Offers limited time deal and specifies quantity requirements and delivery terms.
Front rooms above C A Guenther's store on Ohio Street offered for rent as offices. Includes city steam heat and convenient amenities. Apply at 210 Ohio Street.
The piece compares round stave silos to stone or cement types noting similar silage preservation but warns of cheaper construction and weak hooping. It cites wind-prone western plains and urges tight hoops on dry timber to prevent collapse.
The text outlines Old Hickory furniture in various designs including large and small chairs and tables. It notes low backed chairs with arms and uniform height backs, finished with a single bent wood piece to produce a rounded effect. It claims durability suitable for outdoor use.
Leather decor rises in home furnishings with a metal finished skin used as a straight valance for a velour portiere. The style favors soft green or rich brown tones.
Invitations announce the marriage of Miss May Sanders of Lamonte to Walter B. Gresham of Kansas City in Kansas City on Wednesday October 15.
A woman installs a small medicine cabinet attached to the headboard of her bed. The headboard is very high and the cabinet is made of quartered oak, designed for simple remedies within easy reach during the night.
Boil half a gallon plums five minutes then pour off the water. Add three pounds sugar one teaspoon ground cloves allspice cinnamon and one pint vinegar. Boil half an hour stirring constantly. Seal while hot.
Brown Trarris Pettis county probate clerk in Warrensburg between trains en route Sedalia from a Kansas City visit. He is esteemed as one of the west’s best probate clerks.
A city woman fears microbes and refuses to sit on any chair unless it has been washed with Rocky Mountain Tea. The note appears in a 35e. advertisement from W. E. Bard Drug Co.
Salt Lake dispatch states the Mormon church does not sanction the killing of Mrs. Pulitzer by Brigham Young’s grandson in New York. The steadiness of the stance is echoed beyond Salt Lake as to the severity of Young’s actions.
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