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Newspaper
Sedalia Evening Sentinel
Location
Sedalia, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Oct 22, 1902
Page
7
Warren V. Galbreath a former Sedalian and James E. Ramey of Lexington are among the judges at the St Louis Horse show. Galbreath presides over the gaited horses class and Ramey serves as judge in the roadster class.
An old advertisement warns of winter danger to children from croup and touts One Minute Cough Cure as a safe immediate remedy. It claims to liquefy mucus reduce inflammation and remove danger, with a testimonial from F S McMahon of Hampton Georgia about regaining voice before a contest.
Miss Nellie Fletcher is entertaining the members of the Adagio club this afternoon, inviting attendees to enjoy an informal gathering with music and socializing.
A lady solicitor advertises to sell a Sedalia made product and requests contact by phone Monday between 9 and 11 in the morning or 2 to 4 in the afternoon at 114 Fast Main Street.
Mucky advertises as paying the highest prices for second hand furniture at the sign of the Black Flag located at 113 West Main Street.
The piece praises W. J. Rilen for running a business with orderly credit and respectful conduct. It portrays the venue as a refined and courteous establishment and emphasizes his role as a gentlemanly host.
Dr George A Major successor to Dr J T Major and Son will for a limited time perform dents work at low prices Full set of teeth Gold fillings etc Gold and platina filling Amalgam fillings Cement fillings Gold crowns Bridge work a specialty Painless extraction available Office 410 Ohio Street opposite court house All work warranted
The case of Dode Hubbard, colored, charged with highway robbery, was continued in Judge Truxel's court until the 350th. Constable White, the robbery victim, was present and eager to prosecute.
A column explains a balky horse can be started by gentle handling and a light nail tap on the hoof frog, with the driver keeping lines taut. The method relies on diversion and kindness, claimed to work in most cases, while noting skeptics and bets.
A reminiscence recalls a past custom of growing long fifth fingernails in parts of the United States. Some socialites kept nails an inch and a quarter long carried in stalls and even split to sign checks. Today manicures employ many women in up to date barber shops, adding flirtatious flair to grooming.
A Vermont correspondent to American Agriculturist argues well filled silos with matured corn and early cut clover hay reduce protein purchases. He warns against air tight silos built with single thickness boards risking rotten silage around the walls and costly losses.
Advertisement promotes Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets to cure a cold in one day. Claims include a money back guarantee if it fails and features E. W. Grove's signature on each box. Sold by all druggists.
$1,000 and up at lowest rates and best terms on Pettis county realty. Farm loans at 5 per cent interest and with partial payment privileges. H. B. Bothwell attorney and counsellor Seda lia National Bank Building.
The Carl A Guenther store grows its business as customers fill the enlarged premises. Officials note profits rise because goods are bought right and sold right, yielding popular prices and steady trade.
Candy Palace advertises peaches pears plums grapes bananas apples koko nuts lemons. Limited stock and fresh produce selections available for a brief period. Visit today for seasonal fruit specials.
A special meeting of Sedalia National Bank stockholders in Sedalia Mo will be held Saturday November 22 1902 from 9 am to 12 pm in the directors room of the banking building for the purpose of considering and voting on 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 Sedalia citizen testifies about backache relief after using Doan’s Kidney Pills from W. E. Bar Drug Co. The ad claims many residents endorse the remedy, states two pills helped, and notes the Foster Milburn Co. of Buffalo sells the product for 50 cents per box with the Doan’s name.
A local grocery lists pound granulated sugar at $1 with a $1 cash sale, along with other grocery items available to customers.
Local shop advertises jellies at 10 cents, along with candies chili sauce and assorted pickles priced at 10 cents per dozen. Includes chow chow kraut dill and sour pickles, promoting affordable pantry items.
A vintage grocery ad from Taylor's Grocery 612 Ohio Street promotes 11 pounds of granulated sugar for 30 cents and a 50 cent cash sale on other groceries. Phones listed as 144 and 144.
Lake Shore and Michigan Southern Railway offers Chicago to Washington and return for 15.85 dollar travel. Tickets on sale October 3 to 6 inclusive with return limit October 14 and extension privilege.
An eight year old named Tommy reports good progress at school while another boy named FE says he can stand on his head with feet against the wall. The remark captures playful classroom banter echoed by the New York News.
The church builder, returning thanks for the toast to his health, quipped that he was more suited to the scaffold than to public speaking. His remark reflects a humorous modesty about his verbal talents.
The notice advertises low round trip excursion fares to Colorado Utah Minnesota Michigan and South Dakota for Sundays May through September. It mentions a Katy agent and conventions, with tickets sold one fare for each round trip until further notice.
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