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Newspaper
Sedalia Evening Sentinel
Location
Sedalia, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Oct 10, 1902
Page
3
The notice outlines Help Wanted sections, Cash in Advance, sizing and word limits, and pricing. Funeral notices and obituaries have capped line limits with rates, plus additional space costs and envelope address requirements.
For rent furnished rooms with electric lights and city steam heat in Ferguson building at northeast corner of Fourth and Oho. Terms reasonable. Apply Bente and Wilson. For private loans see C. C. Lawson attorney at law Katie building. Bell Telephone 467.
An advertisement offers skirt cleaning dyeing and pressing services at Sedals Steam Dye Works 219 South Lamine Street phone 516 with guaranteed workmanship. Also a help wanted notice seeks ladies to travel Missouri selling Malta Vitae breakfast food instructing to call Elks Hotel Tuesday 9 a.m. for C R Eggleston.
Prohibitionists in Pettis County are urged to visit a local store to sign petitions for the official ballot. EK. E. McClellan promotes organized effort targeting county residents and supporters.
Help wanted advertisement seeks experienced assistants and bright girls to work as apprentices in dressmaking. Inquire at Room 204 Ilgenfritz building.
The Stanley Coal Company urges residents to stock up before winter, warning that prices will rise and fuel may be harder to obtain later. The notice lists its yards at 525 East Second Street.
Whimsical verses about a singing woman and a jesting exchange. A playful exchange includes a line about standing for it and a punning critique of women’s endless duties.
Yonkers Statesman excerpt notes Patience praising a piano performance while Patrice questions if he played or carried it. Patience mentions a cold smack after the play. Patrice observes a Boston girl interest. Mrs. Bacon and Mrs. Egbert joke about Tommie and a market run for pieplant and custard.
Albert Cross, clerk at Otis Smith's drug store, arrived home this afternoon from attending the St. Louis fair.
One hundred dollars reward offered for any catarrh cure it cannot cure. F J Cheney and Co Toledo Ohio promote Hall's Catarrh Cure as a internal remedy acting on the blood and mucus surfaces. Price seventy five cents per bottle with testimonials available.
A homeless man, Dennis Kenny, was found unconscious on 44th Street and First Avenue. He died soon after leaving Flower Hospital and being turned away from Metropolitan Hospital for lack of space, highlighting overcrowding and harsh conditions in the city’s care facilities.
I am prepared to clean out wells and cisterns in a satisfactory manner and at prices that will suit everybody. George B. Goodrich offers service from Eighteenth and Marvin with Bell Telephone 176.
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