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Newspaper
Sedalia Evening Sentinel
Location
Sedalia, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Sep 10, 1902
Page
2
Mr Charles F W Neely, pioneer in the Cuban postal system, has arrived in this country. He will not lecture. The piece references transfers of money involving Mr Gates and Nedalia's guest to night, and notes Roosevelt explaining the Monroe doctrine.
Readers may submit guesses at any time to Capt James the circulator or at the business office located at the corner of Fourth and La mine.
The Poland Oregonian praises Hell-Roaring Jake Smith as fitting a savage country for civilization. It notes Washington was wild not long ago. The Sentinel serves Pettis county and Sedalia, publishing all official proceedings, bids, ballots, and financial statements for the next year. Subscribe.
The Panama hat, once popular, is said to be laid away for good this fall as cheap imitations fade away. Hatters forecast it will not return next summer, replaced by a light felt hat and a straight brim straw with a higher crown.
Cold weather is near and a rush to coal offices may occur. Buy now to avoid higher prices and fuel shortages later. Stanley Coal Co urges customers to stock up at 525 East Second Street.
The Missouri Photographers' Association gathers at Perthe Springs beginning today and runs through Friday. Advertisement promotes Rocky Mountain Tea from W. E. Bard Drug Company as a health tonic.
Rev King Stark ended a revival in Lone Jack Johnson County on Saturday drawing about thirty converts.
W. E. Bard Drug Co. advertises Rocky Mountain Tea as a cure all tonic to renew energy and aid the tired and sick, framing the product as a bowel tonic for general well being.
A group of Sedalia young men will host a dance in the Assembly hall this evening as a tribute to several local girls who soon depart to attend colleges.
A spring and fall wellness tonic pitched for the whole family. The ad promotes Rocky Mountain Tea as a great medicine priced at thirty five cents, offered by W. E. Bard Drug Co.
A large crowd of Sedalians attends the sale of the late Dr J F Brown's personal property at Dresden today. A quantity of fine stock is to be sold and Mrs Brown will move to Sedalia.
Frank White is celebrating his 62nd birthday today with well wishes from family and friends as he marks another year.
Standard Mowers Rakes hay loader and presses advertised by Queen City Implement at 14 East Second Street. Subscribe for the Sentinel.
The notice outlines Help Wanted and other classified sections with pricing: cash in advance 25 cents for up to 18 words, each additional word counted as one. Funeral notices and similar items are 10 cents per line, with obituary and resolutions at $1 for up to 30 lines. Enclose responses in an envelope and address properly.
Furnished or unfurnished rooms available with modern improvements. Apply at 228 East Seventh Street.
For sale coal and 1000 cords of dry wood listed by Sceotten-Hus ton and company at 324 West Second Street. Phones 151.
All persons desiring student help can secure same by calling at George R. Smith college or phone No. 418. dtde
Property rule issued by S. G. Mason bans all hunting and shooting on the Barrett farm located west of the city limits.
Wanted good collector and solicitor. Inquire at 211 213 Ilgenfritz building.
Wanted first class white cook apply at once Mrs Schroer 1022 East Third Street.
Ladies receive skirt cleaning dyeing and pressing at Sedalia Steam Dye Works located at 219 South Lamine Street. Guaranteed work. Q. C. phone number 316.
Fine residences a specialty. Estimates made on all kinds of buildings. Plans furnished when desired. Residence and shop, 672 East 15th St, Sedalia, Mo.
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