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Newspaper
Sedalia Evening Sentinel
Location
Sedalia, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Oct 23, 1900
Page
6
A Sentinel column endorses Sedalia institutions with first class goods and urges readers to patronize each business, stating they are fully entitled to support and trade.
MOERSCHEL BREWING CO manufacturers of draught and bottle beer. CO H HEYNEN marble and granite monuments wholesale and retail. C F WALCH'S BOSTON CAFE confections bread biscuits ice cream water ices wholesale and retail. JOHN O FISHER Solitaire cigar maker telephone 164. T K BARLEY manufacturer crane stackers harvesters and farm equipment.
The United States company marks its 40th year with outstanding insurance over a billion dollars, more than double any other company globally, and its surplus exceeding a large threshold.
The notice outlines daily through trains from Kansas City and St. Joseph to Lincoln Northwest Nebraska Black Hills Wyoming Montana Washington Tacoma Seattle Puget Sound and Portland via Billings. It cites 43 hour Central Montana and 70 hour Puget Sound travel times, with through coaches sleeper dining car service and connections to Chicago St. Louis and the Lake Region.
Live men and women can earn from five to ten dollars daily by can vassing for Frank G Carpenter's new book South America Social Industrial and Political. Sub scription sales offered with liberal terms. reps wanted immediately to cover territories. write for full details to The Saalfield Publishing Company Akron Oדי
Notice to merchants in Pettis County Mo. The 1900 ad valorem tax is due now and payable on or before November 1. Merchants should visit the collector's office to pay promptly as final settlement is required this year. John E. Rector, Collector.
Prof Con McHugh announces the reopening of his cleaning and dyeing establishment at 518 East Third Street urging patrons to visit. The note emphasizes the old stand and invites support from friends and the community.
New bargain racks offer wallpaper from 3c to 40c per roll with about half price savings. Late and stylish patterns advertised by Dexter's Book Store.
Money to loan from $1,000 upward secured by real estate. Farm loans offered at six percent interest with moderate expenses and partial payments allowed. John H. Bothwell, Sedalia National Bank Building.
W L Jones announces a general transfer business including coal and wood hauling garbage hauling and moving of all kinds. Orders may be left by calling telephone number 369.
The wolf gun, once barred by patent laws, is now in operation and aiding Colorado and Wyoming ranchers. A Kansas inventor adapted a gun to fire bi cartridges, creating a silent sentinel that drives predators away from cattle sheep and swine. The device is placed near herds and emits hourly reports, keeping coyotes at bay within about a half mile.
Instructions describe removing seeds from six green matoes and two green and one ripe pepper, slicing tomatoes and twelve cucumbers, chopping peppers and two onions, salting, resting 24 hours, draining, adding vinegar and water, boiling, making a spice paste with sugar cinnamon turmeric cloves and allspice, adding mint and mustard seed, cooking twenty minutes, and sealing into pint jars.
A simple glass siphon experiment uses a two foot tube bent into a U with one leg three inches longer. A strip on a tall jar marks water height at 15 or 30 minute intervals to compare watch time with water time.
An Irishman, after service in India, returns to England and becomes a butler for a country family. He recounts a battle scene where a horse is killed by a pistol fired by his own hand as a rider falls. Asked what struck him most, he replies that the bullets that missed him stood out most vividly.
Atchison Globe urges caution against spreading rumors and gossip about others to avoid becoming the subject of criticism oneself, emphasizing responsible discourse.
A reflection on power and child agency contrasts balance and control. The quote labels children as vessels through which power becomes uneven, suggesting power dynamics shape parental or societal authority.
The bureau of forestry of the Philippines under the department of agriculture seeks to preserve and regulate large timber tracts. It compares to the U S bureau of forestry but has not yet benefited the people of the Philippines according to the New York Sun.
A tall square embattled building sits on a peninsula in the Lower Lake of Killarney, County Kerry. Its strong defenses and conspicuous landscape make it a famed sight renowned for exquisite views.
A brief quotation notes that high thinking often means disparaging others, as observed by Puck. It suggests a critique of elitist attitudes and moral superiority in intellectual circles.
A Chicago Daily News line notes a dark secret kept by a woman in a bottle labeled hair dye, implying concealed intentions or hidden habits behind the label.
The 1899 Palestine exports reached 1.58 million dollars while imports totaled 1.95 million. The overall trade for 1899 surpassed 1898 by about 385 thousand dollars and topped 1897 by nearly 500 thousand, according to the New York Sun.
Nell and Bell exchange a tense night vision about Jack and a proposed wedding in a Somerville Journal snippet. Nell recalls dreaming of Jack and Bell’s plan to reveal it, while Bell sharpens the threat.
Weisburgh announces its finest fitting clothing lineup as customers seek improved comfort and style. Local shoppers report better fit across shirts trousers and outerwear with new tailoring options and in store demonstrations.
A Science report notes ants tolerate both heat and cold. Forty eight hours of frost exposure does not kill them and one species builds nests in crevices of a blacksmith's forge.
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