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Newspaper
Sedalia Evening Sentinel
Location
Sedalia, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Sep 18, 1902
Page
7
Jerry Norman, a colored man, was charged with stealing a sow and seven pigs from Jerry Brown, colored. The case was heard in Judge D Kinsey's court and Norman was bound over to the criminal court in $500 bond. Attorney for the defendant is McGruder.
The board of directors of the Ancient Order of United Workmen met at the Grand Master Workman W. H. Miller's office in the Benoist building Monday. Attending were W. H. Miller TL W. Meyer Henry A. Grimm L. E Kaltwasser from St Louis D H Shields of Hannibal Howard Smith of Palmyra and T C Holland of Sedalia.
Warning against mercurial remedies for catarrh describes Hall s Catarrh Cure as containing mercury and warns of severe health damage from internal use. The ad notes genuine product sourcing and price. Also reports death of John Hemphill at age 63 near Hughesville after long cancer illness, noting birthplace in Pennsylvania and residence in Pettis County Missouri.
An ancient poisoning method used bull’s blood to cause fatal stomach distress. The ad promotes Kodol Dyspepsia Cure from E. C. DeWitt & Co. of Chicago, claiming it digests food without stomach effort and presents a testimonial from Henry Williams of Boonville Missouri. A $1 bottle supposedly contains 2.5 times the 50c size.
Judge Rogers dismissed the theft charge against Jack Edwards and Ed Butters baugh in the Missouri Pacific railroad case.
The Grand Trunk Railway System announces a new summer tourist folder with descriptions and literature. Applications may be made to George W. Vaux, AG P. & T. AL, 135 Adams Street, Chicago.
Fresh oysters now ready to serve at Robinson's Europeas hotel formerly Pehl's stand with prepared display and service for patrons.
The Scheel children will receive free pony rides during the upcoming pony show this Saturday. The event offers young attendees a chance to enjoy the gentle ponies and onlookers can watch demonstrations by local riders.
Dr George A Major successor to Dr T T Major & Son offers low prices for a limited time. Full set of teeth 8.00 fill ing prices from 1.00 and up Geld and platine fillings 0.75 Amalgam fillings 1.50 Cement fillings 1.00 Geld crowns 4.00 Logan crowns 4.00 Bridge work available. Painless tooth extraction by Alva Tinder. All work warranted. Office 410 Ohio Street opposite courthouse.
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Miss Lydia Kelly of Windsor wed Myron Stratton of Benton County at Mena Arkansas on September 5 according to the Lincoln Republican.
Cold weather looms and the Stanley Coal Co urges customers to stock up now before prices rise and fuel becomes scarce. The notice directs readers to its 525 East Second Street yards.
Clark, arrested on a Carthage Mo embezzlement charge, was returned today by Deputy Sheriff W C Williams. Formerly an advance agent for Stater's Repertoire, he allegedly took 25 dollars of the company money and then moved to Sedalia to seek work elsewhere. His wife accompanied him.
A description lists Indian words Kawartha, Bright Waters and phrases for summer outing spots across the American continent. Free descriptive literature timetables are offered by George W Vaux of the Grand Trunk Railway System in Chicago upon request.
I am prepared to clean out wells and cisterns in a satisfactory manner and at prices that will suit everybody. George B. Goodrich at Eighteenth and Marwin. Sell Telephone 176.
A report notes the Standard Mossyers lay loader and presses at Queen City Implercent company located 214 East Second Street, detailing its equipment and location.
An advertisement urges buyers to use Ball Blue and Ball Blue with a note about Red Cross Ball Blue. The copy mentions a large 2 oz. package and promotes subscribing to the Sentinel newspaper.
The advertisement promotes hair and skin remedies including facial blemish treatments, superfluous hair removal, warts and corns care. It touts hair curling liquid and face massage cream as complexion beautifiers with a free consultation.
Hon. J. T. Heard returned from Coffeyville Kansas where he consolidated the two natural gas companies and ended competition in gas supply.
Newspaper brief notes a sale or listing at Queen City Implement Company located at 214 East Second Street in Sedalia. The readable fragment mentions buyers or items but lacks full details.
Mrs. J. M. Offield entertains a small house party this week with guests Mrs. A. T. Irvine Mrs. John McClure of Hughesville Mrs Jennie Crabtree of Eufala I T and Mrs Bettie Skinner of St Louis.
Rocky Mountain Tea touted as a tonic by W. E. Bard Drug Co. promising renewed energy and relief for the tired and sick, marketed as a great bowel tonic.
The Nebraska Colorado Express will depart Kansas City at 5 35 p m arriving Denver at 3 15 p m next day with five hours in Denver for business or visiting. The morning Denver Express leaves Kansas City at 10 40 a m. Through scenic Colorado travel includes chair cars sleepers and dining cars.
The Burtington Northern Pacific Express advertises a time saving daily service for the Northwest and offers to quote lowest printing costs with free printed material. Contacts include RH Crozistr TPA Kansas City and L W Wakely St Louis with Howard Elliott general manager.
William A. Stahl John Anderson and Jerome Moyer returned from Brunswick where they assisted in erecting a Catholic church. Locals praised their effort and hosted a supper in their honor.
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