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Newspaper
Sedalia Evening Sentinel
Location
Sedalia, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Oct 30, 1902
Page
6
Mrs. M. E. Golliday district president of the W C T U was the guest of the Sedalia Union this week. The meeting was held Wednesday at the home of Mrs. K A Easley on East Fifth street.
The Ladies' Missionary society of the First Christian church gathered at Mrs. Arey on East Fifth street. The day’s topic was Turkey.
Mrs W S Shirk Sr mother of Dr W S Shirk Jr city physician suffered a severe sprain of the ankle when stepping from her carriage yesterday morning.
A petition by 169 qualified voters of Special Road District No Six Mile requests the county court to resubmit the proposition for adopting the Six Mile Road District law. The court orders the proposition placed on the general election ballot for November 4, 1902. Voters favoring continuation vote For the adoption of the road law. those opposed vote Against the adoption of the Road Law.
Arlington Pharmacy promotes Miller's Cough Bitters as a cure for coughs and colds. The ad markets the product as a trusted household remedy with claims of relief and health benefits.
A special meeting of Sedalia National Bank stockholders in Sedalia Missouri is set for Saturday November 22 1902 from 9 am to 12 pm in the directors room to consider and vote on amending Article 35 of the articles of association regarding director elections. J H Bothwell president. Attest E R Blair secretary.
Eight-year-old Robert Tatum was dragged toward a chained black bear at Happy Hollow in Hot Springs. The bear gripped the boy’s head in its mouth as handlers freed him. doctors say his skull is fractured and recovery hope is absent.
Sedalia Missouri City Council invites bids for sidewalks on Cooper Street from Grand Avenue to Park Avenue. Bids due November 7 1902. Ordinance condemns wooden cinder and defective sidewalks and requires brick stone or concrete replacements. City reserves right to reject bids and readvertise. City Clerk FE Baker signs notice.
Local ad lists granulated sugar at 80 cents per 11 pounds with 50 cent cash sale, 10 cent Jellies and candies, 10 cent chili sauce chow chow kraut dill pickles. Grocer offers 1 dollar cash sale and other groceries. 612 Ohio Street with two phone lines.
Mothers fear winter illness as croup threatens, but One Minute Cough Cure is claimed to liquify mucus, reduce inflammation, and instantly relieve coughs colds grip bronchitis and lung trouble. Testimonies from F M McMahon of Hampton Georgia and W E Bard Drug Co support its quick action and safety.
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