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Newspaper
Sedalia Sunday Sentinel
Location
Sedalia, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Aug 31, 1902
Page
3
George H. Baldwin, a well known real estate dealer, joins the Porter Real Estate Co and moves his office Monday from the Hoffman building to the Porter office. Baldwin replaces Charles Doherty in the firm.
The bulletin lists former students taking stenographic, bookkeeping, and real estate posts across Missouri and Arkansas. It notes several hires with Missouri Pacific, Iron Mountain, and Morris Bros. along with upcoming fall term start and scholarships expanding. the school touts itself as sending more first-class stenographers and bookkeepers than any other U S business school.
A brief notice invites readers to consider a special offer of scholarships for six months before enrolling. It mentions a young man seeking a work place for board outside school hours and provides a telephone contact 108 for further details.
The Sedalia Federation of Labor clarifies it does not endorse political candidate advertisements in the official Labor Day program. Ads were sold to Wilhelm J. Sehr without stated instructions or restrictions.
Advertises Botanic Blood Balm as a universal cure for eczema itching skin humors scabs scales pimples boils carbuncles and sores. Claims internal use enriches blood to heal skin and promises free sample by mail from Atlanta with medical advice. sold locally by W. E. Bard Drug Co Sedalia.
Cold weather is near and prices will rise. Line up your winter supply now or risk being unable to get fuel later. Stanley Coal Co urges customers to stock up at its yards on East Second Street.
Miss Mary Hopkins left Saturday morning for Everton to take a position as instructor of music for the term at the Everton academy.
The piece explains that strength comes from properly digested food and that stomach diseases prevent digestion. Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery is promoted as curing digestive ailments, improving nourishment, and rebuilding strength. A testimonial from Victor L. Hayden supports the claim, and the ad offers the People’s Medical Adviser book for purchase.
Ice cream soda lovers visit Walch’s for pure flavors and delightful sundaes. The shop emphasizes rich dairy taste and classic soda pairings for a refreshing treat.
Sarah Umbles sues William Umbles for divorce on grounds of desertion. Married in 1899 and William left in 1896. J H Bowron acts as Mrs Umbles’ attorney.
A notice describes buggies available at Queen City Implement Company located at 214 East Second Street in Sedalia. The brief item lists inventory details and the dealer address for potential buyers.
E. C. White, charged with attempting to shoot Luke Lavin, was arrested Friday evening and posted a 500 bond for appearance in Judge Winsey's court for trial. Attorney H. T. Williams represents White.
Catering done and refreshments furnished for parties and occasions of every kind. Phone Chas Walch. Phone 42.
A Sedalia shop promotes the celebrated Hud nut line of perfumes described as the finest quality ever offered in the city.
R D Howe of Postal attempted to burn mites in a shed last Wednesday. His barn, corn crib, and contents burned with the mites. Loss estimated at 500 dollars, insured with F Mer wether in Continental.
King city market features STANDARD MOWERS Rakes hay loader and presses at Queen City Implement company 214 East Second Street for farm equipment needs.
A stag dinner was hosted Saturday at the Lewis residence on South Massachusetts Avenue. Prepared by John Williams the cook, guests included Joseph Gold Harry Glenn and Henry Harris.
The second annual Missouri State fair reported total cash receipts of 16194.25 dollars, exceeding last year’s receipts by 4842.50 dollars.
Pine residences a specialty Estimates made on all kinds of buildings Plans furnished when cleared Residence and shop 672 East 15th St Sedalia Mo
Recorder Looney issued a marriage license Friday to Daniel H. Swope and Lamonte Mary E. Hanes.
George W. Fry of Viola Iowa credits Kodol with restoring health after months of stomach trouble. He notes a neighbor with dyspepsia also benefited after following his recommendation, calling it a powerful re constructive tonic that aids digestion and bowel function.
Dolph, the popular grocer on Main Street, celebrated his secret birthday Thursday in a low key manner.
The Girls Friendly Society of Calvary Episcopal church held a pleasant party Thursday honoring Miss Minnie Owen Miss Helen Spicer and Lulu Schwald guest of Miss Bertha Jakeman all from the area including Cole Camp The event celebrated the trio with fellowship and refreshments.
Mrs Mallory closed her millinery store on Saturday and she with her husband and niece Miss Floyd expect to depart for Salt Lake around September 15.
A letter from Mrs E E Johnston at her mother's bedside states Mary Jones shows slight improvement in her condition.
The Gallie Lumber and Fuel company is granted a certificate of incorporation with a capital stock of 7500 dollars.
Slagle a Katy brake man had his foot crushed under a car wheel at Clinton City last week. He is improving at Katy hospital and doctors believe the entire foot may be saved.
Thomas J May an employee at the M K T roundhouse has filed a bankruptcy petition represented by attorney Lee Montgomery. He lists liabilities at 500 dollars and assets at zero.
An advertisement touts ice cream as the most delicious and offers ordering by phone from Walch, urging customers to call 82.
A colored porter at Farris' Pharmacy suffered a severe finger injury when it was crushed. Medical aid was summoned as the incident was investigated by the shop staff.
An old advertisement notes W. E. Bard Drug company recommends giving children Rocky Mountain Tea each week to keep them well, reflecting period health marketing.
A worker was lacerated Saturday in the ice cream freezer mechanism. Dr. Heller attended him.
An advertisement touts Walch's ice cream as the ideal flavor and claims it costs no more than inferior brands. The notice provides a phone number 8 2 for contact.
Rogar's millinery store relocates from Cannon's Grand Central area to 238 Ohio Street the former Mallory site. Mr and Mrs Rogar invite friends and patrons to visit starting Monday as Bogar styles gain popularity in Sedalia this fall and the Sentinel wishes prosperity.
A fare offer of 26 dollars and 85 cents applies to one way trips during September and October to all main line points south of Red ding on the main lines.
A pleasant party was hosted last evening by Miss Flor ence Lamm at her father John J. Lamm’s Maplewood home east of the city. It honored Miss Clara Shepard who will wed Mr. Miller of Newark Ohio on September 3. Attending from the city were Misses Fannie Willams Faith Smith Mary Butterfield Clara Shepard and Messrs Harvey Dow Irwin Rautenstrauch and Rev F. Martin.
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