Home Industries column endorses Sedalia shops
The Sentinel urges readers to patronize Sedalia institutions listed in the Home Industries column, asserting these merchants offer first class goods and deserve support from the community.
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Newspaper
Sedalia Evening Sentinel
Location
Sedalia, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Oct 19, 1900
Page
6
The Sentinel urges readers to patronize Sedalia institutions listed in the Home Industries column, asserting these merchants offer first class goods and deserve support from the community.
Moe 3chel Brewing Co advertises as manufacturers of fine draught beer and bottles. The notice includes a telephone number 214.
A historical newspaper fragment lists several local producers including C. H. Heynen maker of marche aca creas monuments and confection goods, Jhn O. Fisher maker of Solitaire cigars, J. K. Barley with agricultural machinery, and the E. T. B. Cigar Factory among others, alongside promises of retail outlets and related services.
The United States reports outstanding assurance exceeding one billion dollars and assets surpassing any other firm globally on its fortieth anniversary. Surplus also leads the world, signaling unprecedented financial strength.
A neat four room cottage at 216 West Jefferson street is offered for rent at $7 per month. Inquiries may be directed to C E Mellor at the Blue Grass saloon 211 West Main street.
A fragment notes railway watchs at Bard's. A playful foot note suggests a philosopher idea that every woman believes a rainy Sunday invites staying home to tidy a top bureau drawer.
A brief note advertises DeWitts Little Early Risers as the best method of cleansing the liver. The pills are praised as easy to take and not causing griping, with Arlington Pharmacy named as the source.
The Burlington Northern Pacific announces through daily trains from Kansas City and St. Joseph to Lincoln Northwest Nebraska Black Hills Montana Washington and Puget Sound via Billings. Through coaches chairs sleepers and dining car service connect Missouri River to Puget Sound in 70 hours and to the Northwest in 43 hours. Weekly California excursions and the Nebraska Colorado Express operate from Kansas City and St. Joseph with service to Chicago St Louis and the Lake Region. Officials cited L W Wakeley L J Pricker and Howard Elliott.
Merchants must pay the 1900 ad valorem tax by November 1 or earlier at the collector’s office. John E. Rector, Collector of Pettis County, Missouri, warns that final settlement must be completed this year.
Prof Con McHugh announces the reopening of his cleaning and dyeing establishment at 518 East Third Street. He invites patrons to visit and extend support.
Advertisement asserts deafness is curable only by constitutional remedies. It blames catarrh caused inflammation of the Eustachian tube and offers 100 dollars for any deafness case due to catarrh cured by Hall's Catarrh Cure. Circulars free. products sold by druggists at 75 cents.
Dexter's Book Store advertises new bargain racks with wallpaper prices from 8c to 40c per roll, claiming savings of about 50 percent on late and stylish patterns.
W L Jones calls attention to general transfer business with coal and wood hauling garbage hauling and moving of all kinds. Orders may be left by telephone at 369.
The Warrensburg Star notes that with 700 convicts the Republican administration ran the penitentiary at a cost to the state of 227000. With Democrats in control the convict population rose to over 2000 and the treasury shows a balance beyond expenses of 53000.
A letter from J. H. Fletcher Lt. Gov. of Santa Clara South Dakota extols Krause's Headache Capsules as a cure for headaches. He reports druggists in Aberdeen Hecla and Britton Marshall county will stock them and plans to recommend them to miners in Colorado.
Dr. J. S. C. Sharpe editor of The Industrial Times colored, at Springfield Missouri, was in the city Thursday.
Pehl's Fulton Market Bar and Wholesale House at 109 and 115 West Second street serves autumn and winter needs with renowned liquors and wines at low prices. Wholesaler for Anheuser Busch products. Peter Pehl signs the ad. John A. Ready returns from Dade county report crops fine and community happiness.
A local advertisement claims the One Minute Cough Cure provides immediate results for coughs colds croup and throat and lung troubles. It asserts the remedy is fallible and will prevent consumption with usage advertised at Arlington Pharmacy.
Frank Kidd will take in the cattle show at Kansas City Saturday. A humorous ad copy promotes Krause's Cold Cure to cure a cold in 48 hours, priced at 25 cents and sold by Ott's On Store Otis W. Smith. Mrs Joseph Turner left yesterday for St Louis. An advert touts Rocky Mountain Tea as a great lubricant to grease the main spring of life with a claim it starts you going.
Judge John Montgomery Jr. spent Wednesday in Jefferson City on official business.
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