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Newspaper
Sedalia Sunday Sentinel
Location
Sedalia, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Dec 08, 1901
Page
16
Classified line notes bread sale at Koeppen home made bread in greenhouse at Sixth and Ohio. Also a wanted ad offering 50 000 dollars in second hand goods at Red Front 213 West Main Street Doc Gross.
A nicely furnished front room with board is offered with reasonable terms at 514 West Sixth Street. Also seeking two well presented young men to travel with expenses advanced. apply to S. E. Withey, general delivery city.
The notice advertises Professor Jack Duncan who can locate missing property minerals or water veins and reveal hidden futures. Call details 11-30-dtf.
Suite of six rooms over the Sentinel office for rent at 18 dollars per month. Electric lights and water included. Inquire at this office. 11-30-dtf.
Barn large enough for three horses available for rent within three blocks of the court house. Address H at the Sentinel office.
Handsome wall show case ideal for hats or millinery two sizes available 16 feet long and 12 feet long with sliding doors Inquire 120 Ohio street sale notice from a local listing.
An ad seeks a young man or woman with business ability to take orders for a widely needed article. Good pay, no samples to carry. Apply Van B. Wisker, room 20, Royal Tribe building. Hours 10 to 2. 5-3t.
Advertisement seeks a first class machinist capable of all kinds of repair work. Excellent wages and steady open shop position offered. State applicant age and marital status in reply.
The Howard Oil and Grease Company of Cleveland Ohio advertises permanent employment for energetic men to sell oils grease paints and belting to threshers mills and factories with exclusive territory. Write for terms. December 6 1903.
Warsaw Missouri items report James Ryan and Sarah Carpenter wed in Tipton with Reverend McClusky officiating. Local moves include Henry Childers accepting a poultry house post and Friz Holtzen joining DeJarnatt's staff. Couple Emma Elmore and Andrew Standard wed at the bride's parents home. Local deaths include Henry Freeman's daughter scarlet fever and Lonnie Rank’s son death near Warsaw. Grant Halligan dies of consumption. funeral held near Dell.
Knob Noster Missouri notes Mrs Bigsley departed for California to reside. Elders Mohler and Wampler conduct meetings at Brushy school house. A baby boy was born to Mrs Apiin. Gordon Hardley leaves for Rocky Ford to reside. William Triplett becomes clerk at Metts dry goods. Webb Littlefield of Kansas City bank visits locals.
Calhoun in Henry county Missouri adds two rural carriers G A Shepard and F B Hardisty with routes totaling 45144 miles serving a population of 804.
Advertisement touts Rocky Mountain Tea as a cure for dullness and faded cheeks, claiming to bring mental and physical happiness. Priced at 35 cents, the product urges readers to ask their druggist.
Kautzman promotes holiday merchandise at City Drug store. Shoppers are invited to browse seasonal gifts and specials available at the downtown outlet.
The St Louis Republic Sunday issue carried a picture and brief write-up about the Old Men's Club of Lafayette County, a group of elderly settlers organized for communal activities. The article highlights the club’s longevity and the role of its senior members in local society.
H C Chrestenson of Hayfield Minnesota credits Kodol Dyspepsia Cure with saving his life after three years of dyspepsia left him unable to keep food down. He says he improved after starting the remedy and is now cured. The ad notes the product digests food and cures stomach troubles. W E Bard Drug Co.
Market notice describes bed spreads portieres lam berquins rugs lace curtains and blankets offered as presents at the lowest prices with call and see.
The remains of Miss Carrie Woodfin who died Saturday evening of consumption were taken to Syracuse today for interment.
Editor Lynch of the Daily Post in Phil lipsburg New Jersey reports that Foley's Honey and Tar is the best remedy of its kind he has ever used for coughs and colds. He urges readers to try the product available at all druggists.
Local Arlington pharmacy advertises a sale on photographic supplies at cost for the week, inviting customers to save on cameras film and developing essentials.
Advertisement notes old papers for sale at the office and lists manicure goods in Arlington reflecting a small classified notice style.
The Sedalia school board grants a one week Christmas break for students and staff from December 20 to December 30. New Year’s Day is a holiday and classes resume January 6, 1901.
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