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Newspaper
Missouri Marshall Republican
Location
Marshall, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jun 01, 1900
Page
4
Broken ad explains Major's Cement uses heat materials others avoid as too costly. It claims cement costs 1.75 a pound and 42.05 a gallon for certain elements. Ads boast Major's sells at 15 and 25 cents per bottle, urges buyers to demand Major's Rubber and Leather Cements, and notes mail order with free postage.
Obscure rail fare notices for conventions from across Missouri and beyond. Includes round trip fares to Democratic, Republican, Prohibition, and religious union events with sale dates in June and July, final return limits in late July or August, plus special rates to Colorado Utah and Black Hills areas. Ends with a nursery item offering a baby buggy for four dollars.
Excursion tickets offered by the Wabash Railroad at special fares. Rates include one test class fare plus 2.00 for round trips to Denver Colorado Springs and Pueblo on specified May dates and again for German Baptist Dunker meeting at North Manchester Indiana. Tickets on sale May 1 16 17 21 with final return limits in June July and conditions vary by location. Contact ticket agent HB Watts for details.
An old ad asks if you feel constipated and sluggish, promoting Halley's Laxative Tablets in chocolate coating. It claims a rosy complexion and clear head after taking one or two tablets at eight each morning, selling 20 tablet packages through Lakeside Medicine Co. Chicago and W F Vawter in Marshall Missouri offers samples.
Advertisement promotes Halley's Dyspepsia Tablet from Lakeside Medicine Co Chicago. Claims quick relief for stomach distress including indigestion pain side nausea vomiting after eating and loss of appetite. Priced 25 cents with sample and doctors' prescriptions, sold by W F Vawter druggist.
Ad copy promotes Grain O as a coffee substitute made from pure grains. Claims it resembles coffee in color and aroma while being stomach friendly. Prices 1 cent to 2 cents per package. available from local grocers.
Ball Two registered red polled bull, owned by N. N. Ruff, located two miles west of Marshall. Tel.
A damaged OCR item lists partial travel details with scattered times and locations. It mentions departures and arrivals but contains garbled names and stray letters, yielding an unreadable schedule fragment rather than a clear service bulletin.
Travel agency notice lists various excursion fares to cities including Philadelphia Denver Kansas City and Cincinnati with dates in June July and August. Rates range from one fare plus small supplements to round trips with limited return windows. Agent H. G. Stidham notes deposit plans and payment options.
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