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Newspaper
Sedalia Evening Sentinel
Location
Sedalia, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Oct 13, 1902
Page
3
John J. Potter of Clifton City and Jennie Lee Fair of Beaman announce their wedding for Sunday evening with Rev. Vanover officiating.
An advertisement for Rock Mountain Tea by W. E. Bard Drug Co urges readers to take the spring and fall tonic to keep the family well. The copy highlights vigor and seasonal tiredness relief.
Notices detail pricing for Help Wanted and other categories. Abbreviations and numbers count as one word. Funeral and obituary notices have set line rates with caps. Enclose responses in an envelope and address correctly.
Miscellaneous notices list private loan contact C C Lawson attorney at law Katie building. Bell Telephone 467. 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.
Ladies urged to have skirts cleaned dyed or pressed at Sedalik Steam Dye Works located at 219 South Lamine Street. All work guaranteed. Q C phone number 316.
Mrs T H Diffendaffer entertained guests Wednesday evening at her West Fourth street residence in honor of Mrs Viola Fields of Beaumont Texas. The group enjoyed social intercourse and amusements, with Mrs Fields departing Thursday morning for home.
Geo Ellis reports Missouri harvested 3,189,000 acres of wheat this year, up 514 percent from 1901, with an average yield of 20.3 bushels and a total production of 64,736,000 bushels, ranking second nationwide. Acreage seeded down about 11 percent due to wet ground. sowing is currently just over half the crop. Corn acreage stands at 7,645,600 bushels with the best historic average and total yields anticipated.
Mrs. T. H. Johnson arrived home Saturday after a visit in St. Louis.
Michigan station reports that twenty-one inch sugar beet rows remain practical for horses and field work. Tests show higher beet yields and sugar content with nitrate of soda, outperforming sulphate ammonia in five studies over three years. Stable manure increases tonnage but not sugar per ton.
Announcement of the marriage of Miss Edith Blosser daughter of Mrs B Ef Blosser to Mr H Fleisher of Great Bend Kansas. The wedding will be at the bride’s mother 210 West Seventh Street Tuesday evening with Rev W S Jones from Butler Missouri officiating.
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