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Newspaper
Sedalia Evening Sentinel
Location
Sedalia, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Oct 31, 1902
Page
8
Classified sale listing highlights imitated French flannels and wool flannel waistings in stripes and solid colors at low yard prices. Includes waterproof skirt binding remnants and ladies handkerchiefs in plain and embroidered styles. Also notes fine fur trimmings in Beaver and outing cloth varieties with discounted values.
Rev. Stark and Rev. G. E. Prewitt led a series of meetings at the Christian church starting Sunday night. Local residents and visitors including Miss Daisy Lamonte and Mrs. Craighead were noted among the many names mentioned in social and church circles.
Sedalia citizen offers testimony about back pain and kidney issues and credits Doan Kidney Pills from W K Bard Drug Co with relief after seven years of illness. Mrs. L. F. Muckley of 504 East Third Street explains the product’s unexpected effectiveness. Sold by Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY as sole US agents for Doan.
A large turnout attended the Bouldin Stock sale near Hughesville yesterday. Auctioneer Charles Heironymus led a successful sale with good prices. The Hughesville Christian church ladies served meals raising 23.50. Stock listed included fifty cattle, fifty hogs, ten horses and mules.
Judge Kinsey yesterday morning dismissed the case against George Kasey for disturbing the peace due to no evidence warranting arrest.
The Blue Ribbon Minstrels presented a highly successful home talent program at Pioneer hall with a packed audience. Highlights included opening acts, George oY Jet, a cornet solo by Charles VW, a Mighty Dean bass solo, an overture by the orchestra and dancing by Frank Ome. The program featured Prof See More's Famous band and a variety of acts by Carl and Solon. A funeral notice for Adam Hess appears, with services planned at 2 pm tomorrow at 762 West Third Street, conducted by Rev. Fred Pfeiffer. Pallbearers listed are Julius Kalbohn, Peter Pehl, Robert McCubbin, Fred Helm, Charles Beyler, and H Roiffeisen.
A recipe fragment describes making potato rolls with mashed potatoes butter lard and milk mixed with yeast and flour. The dough rises overnight then is rolled out cut into biscuits and baked in a quick oven at brown color.
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