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Newspaper
Sedalia Evening Sentinel
Location
Sedalia, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Sep 10, 1901
Page
5
The Columbus Press-Post resumes after a ten day suspension due to a clash with the local Newspaper Writers' union. The first issue features a center rooster photo celebrating the victory, includes telegraph news and ads, while local pages show scant news. All trades unions have banned the paper, now non-union across departments.
Eight year old rye whiskey offered in four quart cases at three dollars per case. Shippable to any address with return option if not as represented. Sold wholesale by Peter Pehl Wholesale in whiskeys and Anheuser Busch beers at 115 West Second Street.
A brief city notice announces prompt answer to calls from any area and instructs customers to leave orders at J Rowe's Second Hand Store located at 213 West Main Street with telephone number 364.
The ad proclaims the beer has no adulteration and a pure, wholesome taste. Bottling is done as carefully as brewing to ensure perfect condition. Delivery is bottled at 65¢ a case pints. Telephone 214.
Local board offers to donate portions of their globes during September to help poor children buy school books and shoes. Public will notice a change in the printed globe cards.
Advertises DeWitt's Little Early Risers as liver and bowel aids that cleanse the system and purify blood. Claims easy on the stomach with no griping and promotes overall health for quicker recovery. W. E. Bard Drug Co.
At a Fidelity Lodge Knights and Ladies of Security meeting on Friday night officers were elected led by J. W. Carter as president and Mrs Easley as first vice president. Other posts include Mrs Stallard second vice president Ollie Weiman recording secretary Fred Stallard financial secretary Riley sentinel Walker guard Nelle Frick pianist and Lena Townsley conductress. Installation is set for the first meeting night in October.
A Bradford county man credits Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy with enabling a long bicycle trip after a violent diarrhoea. He reports a second recovery from a dysentery attack after one dose. Sold by local druggists Mertz Hale Kaufman and Smith.
Joe Roe's Yellow Jackets defeated the local Smithton team 18 to 13 Saturday afternoon with Barnes pitching and Stobel catching. A good crowd paid fifteen cents admission. The Jackets travel to Otterville next Saturday for another game at Smithton.
Mr G A Stillman of Tampico Illinois reports Foley's Kidney Cure as highly successful in his town. He claims cures in cases doctors termed incurable and says his own health shows dramatic improvement. He endorses the remedy at all druggists.
The Allen B. Wrisley firm sells Olivilo soap in Sedalia with strong advertising. First introduced by Bryant Tewmey Dry Goods about a month ago the brand has met unprecedented success. Thousands of samples will be given away to state fair visitors this week.
Several young men complain of failing plans with dates as theatre tickets lie unused due to girls claiming a sick headache. Arlington Pharmacy promotes Dr. Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin as a remedy for stomach trouble and sick headache.
W L Jones announces a general transfer business offering coal and wood hauling garbage hauling and moving of all kinds. Call Queen City 444 to place orders.
Public life details McKinley born 1843 Niles Ohio educated in Niles entered Allegheny College 1860 enlisted 1861 in Twenty third Ohio served in Western Virginia promoted commissary sergeant 1862 lieutenant at Antietam captain 1864 horse shot Berryville served on Crooks and Hancock staffs acted as assistant adjutant general on Carroll staff veteran reserve corps through Appomattox commissioned major by brevet 1865 returned to Poland studied law settled Canton began politics 1867 speeches 1869 prosecuting attorney candidate 1871 narrowly defeated 1876 elected congress several terms 1878 1886 1882 1884 1886 1888 lost 1884 1890 later governor 1891 1893 and president 1896 1900 both by large pluralities over Bryan.
S. M. Walker, local Kimball representative at 514 Ohio Street, reports four Kimball pianos sold Saturday afternoon to M. D. Hogan Miss Mary Dunlap Maude Matheny and W. G. Boles. The brisk sale underscores Walker’s effective advertising and the Kimball name.
In St Louis non union barbers mobilize to form a protective association aiming to safeguard working conditions. The move signals collective action in response to industry pressures and possible regulatory changes affecting their trade.
Take two cups of hot water before each meal and before bed, plus a water drink two hours after meals. Engage in regular outdoor exercise to help chronic constipation, which may be cured without medicine. If a purgative is needed use Chamberlains Stomach and Liver Tablets. For sale by Mertz Hale Kautzman and Otis W Smith.
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