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Newspaper
Sedalia Evening Sentinel
Location
Sedalia, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Apr 27, 1899
Page
5
Ten daily passenger trains run through Sedalia with wide vestibules and steam heat. The ad promises safety and comfort with plate glass and dust and cinder proof features. For rates and routes contact J. W. McCuar P. & T. A. Sedalia Mo.
One way fares to Portland Tacoma Seattle and Spokane posted at 31 dollars 70 cents. Intermediate points capped at these rates.
The railroad announces one way rates to all main line points in California from San Diego to Redding set at 34.30 until further notice. Proportionate rates apply to all points on branch lines in California.
April 4, 18 and May 2 and 16 offer round trip tickets at one fare plus 2 dollars to all points in Oklahoma Indian Territory and Texas. Many points listed across Kentucky Tennessee Alabama Mississippi Virginia North and South Carolina Georgia Florida Louisiana Arkansas New Mexico Arizona Nebraska Kansas Iowa Minnesota North and South Dakota Montana Oregon Idaho Utah Wyoming. Limited 21 days for return. Stopovers allowed on the going trip. Southern Baptist Louisville. May 8 and 9 sale at 15.65 good until May 23 for return.
San Francisco sale offers list prices for Mayfield event May 15th 16th 17th good until July 15th for return. Denver Dumb Presley Church offers May 15th 16th good until June 15th for return. Louisville T P A sale covers evening of May 14th and trains May 15th good until May 20th for return.
The notice states a sale of third, fourth and fifth items in Detroit at 220.55 with prices listed and good until the 15th. An extension is possible through August. The language indicates a constrained sale window and potential lengthened period if extended.
The notice advertises a 15th on deposit of ticket and payment of 50 cents for a rail and lake trip. It outlines payment terms and the trip inclusion details in concise terms.
Church notices list sale items with prices in dollars and return windows. A Minnesota address appears with dates May 16 to 18 and a June 3 return deadline. A Roanoke Washington item shows dates May 1 and 19 and a June 24 return deadline.
Mystic Shrine advertises sale of sunes dated 12th and 13th with a price of 25 dollars offer good until July 2. The notice mentions options for boat or rail delivery and return.
The Elks announce a sale in St Louis priced at 7.55 with items available June 16 and June 20 and good until June 24 for return.
The notice states a sale by B Y P A in Richmond Virginia with dates July 10 11 12 and payment extension to August 15 for a 50 cent fee.
A young promenade costume by Molle Lemoine features a bright blue double tunic and bodice edged with silver thread embroidery and blue silk. It highlights a belt of chased silver and a blue velvet toque with white quills.
The Missouri crop bulletin notes a poor farming week with frequent showers hindering field work. Oats sowing underway in central and southern counties. flax and some cotton planted. potatoes and garden work lagging in northern areas. Wheat improves but prospects vary by county. some late sown wheat to be plowed up. Pastures growing, fruit trees blooming in southern counties, strawberries in bloom in the far south.
Last evening L. E. Hindman, convicted murderer of Missouri Pacific engineer Oscar Strand, was seen walking the streets. J. G. Risler had been induced to renew his bond last week and delivered Hindman to the sheriff on Monday. Hindman was not expected to post bond again. Dr. S. A. Conkwright signed Hindman's bond yesterday evening and he was released once more.
A reference to A. F. Mason offering expert stone cutting services at 525 East Fourth Street. No additional details or context provided.
The Rev J S Bitler journeyed to Marshall to assist in a revival led by Rev F A Miller of Elgin Illinois. Miller, once an Illinois evangelist, is acclaimed as a premier singer who formerly toured with Bitler, and the visit notes the new church recently dedicated by Bitler.
The notice advertises Potter’s liquidation sale and lists Family Washing at 20 cents per dozen by Bowman & Dorn’s Laundry. It also promotes clipping horses at Steven’s livery stable to improve performance.
People who have taken De Witt's Little Early Risers praise the famous small pills for torpid liver and irregularities of the system.
The Rev. Bitler, gaining notice as a pulpit orator, will soon preach a sermon titled Sedalia. He is collecting statistics to support a practical talk the city has not heard in some time. Real estate men of the city will be his special invited guests. the date will be announced later.
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