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Newspaper
Sedalia Evening Sentinel
Location
Sedalia, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Oct 29, 1900
Page
3
Charles Pudry relocates Plaza barber shop to 105 West Third Street behind Sedalia National Bank. The new salon features bathrooms and an elegant setup. former patrons may continue visiting and new customers are invited.
Local voters urged to support J. W. Warren for judge of the eastern district. The plea emphasizes experience and public service in a contested election.
Missouri voters are urged to back John Cashman for Pettis County prosecutor. The appeal stresses integrity and decency, calling him among the state’s most successful criminal lawyers and promising capable office filling without mistakes.
The notice urges support for E D Martin in the state senate race. It emphasizes his candidacy and asks voters to cast a ballot for him.
In Patterson New Jersey Ella Dealing matron of the Florence Crittenton Mission reports that in eighteen months 150 half grown girls and women, victims of immoral conditions, were received at the mission. She cites four familiar prisoners and urges organized philanthropic action to fight the evil wrecking many lives.
C F Gough Missouri Pacific brakeman sues J D Weaver for 12500 for alienation of his wife's affections and 7500 plus 5000 punitive for knee wound from Weaver's shooting after their daughter filed for divorce at Vernon county circuit court in Missouri.
The following enlisted men of Company D Second Regiment Infantry National Guard have been discharged from the state service: Privates O A Holst and Walter G Slagle, on own application, Musician Charles E Kelk, change of residence.
The Missouri Kansas and Texas reports 32 425 visitors to the Texas state fair in Dallas. This year’s crowds were larger than ever before, though the fair lasted only fifteen days compared with twenty five in prior years.
Just forty eight hours is sufficient time to cure a bad cold when you take Krause's Cold Cure. It will not nauseate the stomach or constipate the bowels and is pleasant and safe to take. Costs 25 cents. Sold by Ott's Day Store Otis W. Smith.
A new art publication, costing over 100000, seeks a county Manager and a capable solicitor with good pay. The project includes nearly 100 full page engravings, ornate Morrocco bindings with gold lilies and roses, and rapid sales. Christian workers report large earnings and promotions. write J A Knight in Washington DC.
Tickets on sale at Chicago Great Western offices on the first and third Tuesdays of October November and December to nearly all points in the United States. One fare plus $2 for a round trip with return within twenty one days. Inquiries to F H Lord G P T A 113 Adams Street Chicago or any Great Western agent.
Opportunities for first class openings in Illinois Iowa Minnesota and Missouri on the Chicago Great Western Railway. Listings cover Blacksmiths Doctors Dress makers Furniture Grain and Live Stock Buyers General Merchandise Hardware Harness Tailors Cold Storage Creameries and Canning Factories. Contact W. J. Reed Industrial Agent 601 Endicott Building St. Paul Minn.
A testimonial letter from Mrs Shirer of La Plata Missouri describes a jaw cancer treated with S S S blood purifier. The ad claims cancer can only be cured by removing every vestige of the virus from the blood and asserts S S S delivers a thorough, permanent cure. It promotes Mars R Shirer as a patient case and mentions The Swift Specific Co Atlanta GA offering medical advice and information.
The social democrats plan to establish a headquarters at 1010 East Third Street. The move signals formal organization and outreach efforts in the area.
M E Lawither of Centerville Iowa recounts a three day siege of cholera morbus from cucumbers. Three doses of Chamberlains Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy relieved him entirely. The product is sold by Mertz Hale J L Kautzman and Otis W Smith.
A fragment lists Doc Lambirth riding to Tipton and Aaron Kingsbaker traveling to California. It extols Rocky Mountain Tea as a life lubricant and Chamberlain’s Cough Remedy for coughs, claiming it aids sleep. The ad states sales points Mertz & Hale J L Kautzman Otis W Smith.
Local notice reports J W Mellor's trip to Fort Scott. An advertisement touts DeWitts Little Early Risers as a gentle liver cleanser, easy to take, and non grossing, sold at Arlington Pharmacy.
C H Rider left this morning for Windsor amid warm public acclaim. The item highlights Rocky Mountain Tea from Madison Medicine Co as a health aid and promotes Maple Walnut candy from Candy Palace as a local treat.
The coming week ends the first quarter of the current term for Pettis county rural schools. A district wide written examination is scheduled for November 1. Superintendent Coleman toured northeastern schools and reported excellent attendance and strong interest, forecasting a year of solid work.
A Sedalia reader recalls five Osborne brothers from Pennsylvania who enlisted in the Civil War era. Four brothers served. one died at Fair Oaks, another perished at Andersonville, the rest returned aged but voting Republican. The author endorses McKinley Roosevelt and prosperity.
Pehl's Fulton Market Bar and Wholesale House at 109 and 115 West Second Street offers autumn and winter provisions for the inner man. Features renowned liquor and wine brands, aged stock, and consistent low prices guaranteed for family trade and convalescents. Also wholesaler for Anheuser Busch Peter Pehl products.
Jerry Green has accepted a new post with the Mutual Telephone Company, outlining a career move within the regional communications industry. The announcement notes his transition from previous roles to the leadership position at the company.
A Pettis County political notice urges voters to support Dr. Joseph Brown for the Missouri Legislature this fall, highlighting a proposed large state fair appropriation.
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