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Newspaper
Sedalia Evening Sentinel
Location
Sedalia, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Sep 23, 1901
Page
6
An old aphorism warns that an idle mind leads to vice and melancholy. The piece argues spare moments breed waste and suggests improving them with a course from I C schools in Scranton Pennsylvania via representative O J Baum at 225 Ilgenfritz building. Write or call for a free circular.
Wheelon soda, made in Sedalia, widely sold across seventeen states, remains a beloved fountain drink. Its catchy slogan declares it the easy choice for any drinker who never tires of Wheelon and encourages sharing with friends.
A public notice for McGurren's offering best 5c dinners in Sedalia city, along with a Card to the Public about The Sedalia Steam Dye Works adding a new delivery wagon and inviting inspections and free estimates citywide. Office at 219 South Lamine Street, Queen City telephone 316.
W Sharp W Sharp Pianos and Organs offers tuning and repair services at 516 East Fourth Street seeking customers in need of upkeep and instrument maintenance.
If you want the best ice cream in the city get Avansino's. Family or ders a specialty. New Phone 358. Prompt delivery. Call and see our new line of fall millinery. Bogar's 317 Ohio.
Henna Bros shipped two carloads of cattle from Lamonte to Chicago. Mrs. Benson and her daughter Lydia left for Virginia after visiting relatives. Thomas Terry bought the G. W. Kemp farms northwest of town. Mrs. D G Alsbaugh remains in critical condition after a paralytic stroke. Talks of forming a fruit growers association are underway.
DeWitt’s Witch Hazel Salve should be promptly applied to cuts burns and scalds. It soothes and quickly heals the injured part. Beware counterfeits and buy DeWitt’s from W. E. Bard Drug Co.
James P. Owens, who died Friday in Omaha, was laid to rest in the city cemetery after a 3 PM service at the residence of G W Owens. Rev J B Fuller conducted the rites.
A Madison Medicine Co promoted tea claims to be genuine Rocky Mountain Tea not sold in bulk by peddlers. It urges readers to avoid fakes and to ask their druggist for the tea made famous by the Madison firm.
Messrs Mowbray of the steam heating company and Osborne of the street railway company have not met. Osborne values railway boiler heat at 30 dollars daily, while Mowbray deems the price exorbitant.
An advertisement proclaims Dr Loyal Ford's Dyspeptic Cide as a cure not just relief for indigestion. It claims the remedy digests food and restores the stomach to health, labeling it as a reliable drug product.
The Lyon Stock company, after a Forest park engagement, will present a benefit play at Wood's opera house Friday evening. The bill features Kathleen Mauverneen with top local talent assisting in this renowned Irish drama. The company hopes for a full house.
Mrs. Charles Raiffeisen entertained a few friendsSaturday afternoon in a complimentary card party for Misses Clara and Belinda Kirkhoff of Poplar Bluff who are visiting here.
Open wounds and ulcers are advertised as rapidly healed by Banner Salve described as the world’s most healing medicine with distribution through all druggists.
Thomas Whaley Jr recently left Lamonte and moved with his wife to Pueblo. The note indicates a personal relocation without detailing the reasons or future plans.
Colo has named a new police officer with a monthly pay of $65. The report notes the recruit, Mr. Whaley, weighs 185 pounds and is deemed capable to perform the duties.
Advert shows Red as danger signal on railroads, a fellow’s nose and a woman’s face. It promotes Rocky Mountain Tea for genuine rosy cheeks priced at 35 cents, urging readers to ask their druggist.
The Centralia Courier opines that besides ignorant people there are some plain darn fools. The column offers no specific individuals or events, focusing on general judgment of poor judgment and intellectual laxity.
A short advertisement promotes Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets for stomach relief. It lists merchants Mertz & Hale J. L. Kautzman and Otis W. Smith as sellers.
A potential street fair may accompany Concordia market day on October 19. Organizers consider adding booths and entertainment to boost attendance and local business activity.
A brief promotional note stating that poor complexion comes from an inactive liver and bowels and that DeWitt's Little Early Risers produce gratifying results, endorsed by W. E. Bard Drug Co.
Wash day at home. Relieve everybody by sending your family washing to the Monarch laundry. Prompt careful attention. Rough dry work 20c a dozen. Flat work ironed without extra charge. Full particulars by telephone 183. Charles Van Antwerp, prop.
The notice states readiness to clean out wells and cisterns in a satisfactory manner at prices that suit everybody. Contact George B. Goodrich at Eighteenth and Marvin, Beil Telephone 176.
A market report notes gold crowns quoted at 6.00 dollars each with no additional context.
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