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Newspaper
Sedalia Evening Sentinel
Location
Sedalia, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Oct 20, 1902
Page
7
Full information on routes and timings is cheerfully furnished upon application to any representative of the company. Contact details provided at line 37 and onward for access to schedules and service options.
Real estate transfers show multiple transactions including Doherty to St Louis Kansas City and Colorado Railway right of way in Green Ridge, 875 dollars. Mounts to Julia Russell 4000. others in Washington/Hughesville/Heaths Creek townships. Carter Reynolds company to open a Wood’s Opera House engagement with Cumberland Gap four act production.
Dr George A Major successor to Dr T T Major and Son announces limited time dental work at reduced rates. Full set of teeth eight dollars. Gold fillings two dollars eighty cents. Amalgam and cement fillings four dollars. Crown work six dollars. Painless extraction offered. Office at 410 Ohio Street opposite courthouse.
Mothers worry as winter nears and children catch cold easily. Croup can be deadly before a doctor arrives. One Minute Cough Cure liquefies mucus reduces inflammation and removes danger. It claims to cure coughs colds grip bronchitis and lung trouble with immediate action. Testimonials from F S McMahon and W E Bard Drug Co. support its efficacy.
The winter timetable shows Forest Park line cars leaving Ohio and Main at the top of each hour. Liberty Park line cars depart from Ohio avenue at the hour. Grand Avenue cars run at 7:20 8:20 and so forth from Ohio and Main. East Sedalia cars leave Ohio and Main fifteen minutes before and after each hour.
$1,000 and up at lowest rates and best terms on Pettis county realty. Farm loans offered at 5 percent interest with partial payment privileges. v. H. Bothwell, Attorney and Counsellor, Sedalia National Bank Building.
The Carl A. Guenther store attracts many customers due to buying and selling goods correctly. The enlarged store remains busy because its merchandise is priced right and worth the value, leading to steady business and strong customer trust.
A bay colt is missing and may be returned to V. E. Poindexter for a reward. Detectives or residents are urged to help locate the animal and claim the payment. The notice specifies the animal’s name and owner for verification.
Three furnished rooms available for rent with light housekeeping options. Located at 208 South Prospect Street. Single or shared accommodations offered.
Mucky offers top prices for used furniture at 113 VW. Main St. The seller is urged to bring items for cash in trade for immediate payment.
Advertises a cold cure product promising one day relief. Claims a full refund if it fails. Box features E. W. Grove’s signature and is priced at 25 cents.
Lake Shore and Michigan Southern Railway offers a Chicago to Washington round trip ticket for 15 dollars 85 cents. Tickets on sale October 3 to October 6 with return by October 14 and extension to November 3 allowed. Stop-overs permitted.
Special meeting of the Sedalia National Bank stockholders will be held in Sedalia Missouri on Saturday November 22 1902 from 9 a m to 12 m in the directors room of the banking building. The vote will consider a resolution to amend Article 8 of the articles of association relating to the election of directors. J H Bothwell president Attest E R Blair secretary
A local woman solicits advertising and sales for a Sedalia made product. Call between 9 and 11 for details and to place orders or inquire about the item.
A local ad promotes 22 pound granulated sugar for one dollar cash sale with other groceries also on offer.
A local display from Taylor's Grocery at 612 Ohio Street markets jellies candies chili sauce chow chow kraut dill and sour pickles at 10 cents each and 11 pounds granulated sugar for 00c with 50 cents cash sale on other groceries. Both phones 144.
W J Fraser of the Illinois station argues that selling milk by measure is unfair to both producer and consumer. He advocates standardizing milk by fat content using the Babcock test and centrifugation to set prices by composition, ensuring fair value and preventing 6 percent milk from competing with 3 percent milk at the same price. A dairy law requiring standardization would protect producers and buyers by aligning price with food value and production costs.
A Michigan station sampled beets from Sept 11 to Nov 16. Heaviest rainfall and cloudy weather aligned with lower sugar percentages, while early November showed the highest sugar content. Earlier harvested beets linked to leaf blight. PA studies by Armsby and Hesse found pre Nov 1 samples averaged 11.48% sugar versus 13.18% after.
The article notes profit in growing wheat depends on soil condition at sowing, while Michigan foresees a large cabbage crop. It mentions blight affecting potato yields in some areas and refers to the Nebraska Mall.
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