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Newspaper
Sedalia Evening Sentinel
Location
Sedalia, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Sep 02, 1902
Page
5
First class service offered at 213 West Main Street Q. Telephone and Dalía Sba Sdalia Mo. Car available. pay for what you eat.
DOr. George A. Major, successor to Dr. T. T. Major & Son, will for a limited time perform dental work at reduced rates. Full set of teeth offered at 8.00 dollars and up priced from 1.00 and up. 75 dollars noted as a price point.
Commander Torrance tells how the Fifteenth army corps badge came to be. The badge was not adopted in 1864 until a rambling exchange with an Irishman who identifies as Black Jack Logan of Illinois. The officer learns the cartridge box and sabers serve as the emblem.
Frank J. Cheney sworn as senior partner of F. J. Cheney & Co to pay one hundred dollars for each catarrh case not cured by Hall's Catarrh Cure. Notary A W Gleason witnessed on December 6, 1886. Mall's Catarrh Cure advertised as taken internally and acting on blood and mucous surfaces. Sold by druggists. The Halls Family Pills offered as best.
The readable bits show scattered letters and symbols with no clear event, names, or place. No coherent persons or organizations can be identified from the fragment.
The Sentinel reports two physicians judge Rev Dr Allan in better health than the average man and nearing full fitness after rest. They expect improved nerves and a return to work by September 10 or so, with Allan saying he improves daily and is content with his situation.
A travel sale advertises journeys from Western Ohio through Central and Southern Indiana to Louisville Kentucky. Four September dates September 3 9 16 and 23 are offered at one fare plus two dollars good for 30 days.
Combs sold the residence of Mrs J R Barrett at Eleventh and Ohio streets to A P Bradley of the Katy shops who recently moved to town from Moberly.
A historic note stresses lifelong value of life insurance. The Mutual Life Insurance Company of New York is highlighted as providing top security for the future and urging careful record keeping of policy details for beneficiaries.
A historical note describes Montserrat as an old British colony where African slaves learned English from Irish settlers and now speak a Kerry or Donegal Irish brogue. An anecdote recalls an Irish saddler misinterpreting a slave’s reply about three months in the island, illustrating cultural blend and the island’s unique linguistic heritage.
Loone of Donnelson LL seeks his niece May Spangler who disappeared after Mrs. Spangler was burned to death years ago. The elder daughter is missing and believed to be with a Lutman relative. Mr Boone recently located the younger sister and hopes to find May.
Dexter Pen chosen by professors authors judges and bankers for its smooth writing. Though priced higher than common pens, Dexter's Book Store in Sedalia Missouri notes the Dexter Pen does not scratch and is worth the difference.
Publisher advertises Pettis county realty financing offering loans from $1,000 and up at lowest rates and best terms. J. H. Bothwell, attorney, Seda lia National Bank Building, promotes the service.
The first sacks of mail for two rural routes in Pettis county began Monday. William Callies, carrier on Route No. 2 from Taghesville, and Roy Morris on the Houstonia route, started the new routes.
A fragment from a classified or ad-like notice urges giving children weekly Mountain Tea to keep them well. Mentions W. I. Bard Drag Company and the Cummings family with a visit planned tomorrow. The text is garbled but indicates a local product promotion and household guidance.
Robinson's European hotel on Vehlfield stand is prepared to serve elegant fresh odds and ends, offering refined ambiance and new hospitality for guests.
A fragment notes Miss Ethy Baldwin visiting friends in St Louis and returning home. It mentions a package that makes two quarts of baby medicine and endorses Rocky Mountain Tea from W E Bard Drug Company as suitable for babies and children.
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