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Newspaper
Sedalia Evening Sentinel
Location
Sedalia, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Aug 24, 1903
Page
7
An advertising note touts Rembaugh's breadmaking method as up to date scientific and wholesome. It claims bread is solid by first class dealers and warns against impurities. A shopkeeper complains of heat in his shop and asks a colleague not to reveal his trade secrets.
Rev. Dr. Northup of Boonville preached at East Sedalia Baptist Church in morning and evening services to good audiences. He is considering a call to the Sedalia church and is likely to accept.
Messrs. John Solon Frank and Charlie Botz of this city and Irvin Kurtz of Boonville depart for Versailles then travel overland to the Niangua river to spend the week fishing.
Advertises Kodol Dyspepsia Cure as a remedy for indigestion allowing unrestricted eating. Claims to prepare the stomach for reception and digestion of food and to convert it into healthy blood. Sold by W. E. Bard Drug company.
A rail advertisement invites trips to Atlantic City and seaside resorts. It promotes through tickets via the Lehigh Valley Railroad labeled America’s Great Double Track Scenic Highway and instructs sending a 2 cent stamp to the General Passenger Department in New York for a booklet.
Low rates and terms on Pettis county realty loans with partial payment privileges. J. H. Bothwell, attorney, Sedalia National Bank Building. Remember the Metascope parlors serving ladies and children, as well as gentlemen.
Mrs W J Bryan and her daughter Ruth will join Hull House staff in Chicago this fall. Ruth, 19, plans settlement work at Halsted and Polk Streets founded by Miss Jane Addams to aid the poor. She has studied at the University of Nebraska and seeks to assist children through sociological outreach.
Superb service and scenery described from Niagara Falls to Atlantic coast resorts via the Grand Trunk Railway system. Print requests for tourist publications directed to Advertising Department 125 Adams Street Chicago. George W Vaux and A G P T A named.
The Katy line offers homeseekers tickets first and third Tuesdays each month to Kansas Indian Territory Oklahoma and Texas points with no fare plus 2.00 round trip. Nevada and return 3.20 August 10 to 16, limited to August return day. Columbia Missouri and return 2.95 August 11 to 14, limited to August 15. Daily through sleeper between St Louis and City of Mexico. PAU man conductor in charge. See Katy's agent for details.
The notice lists fixed fares for regional travel including Portland Tacoma Seattle Vancouver and Victoria at 27.85 dollars and Spokane Pendleton Walla Walla Dayton Lewiston Pullman Baker City Ellensburg and intermediate points at 25.35 dollars. The document emphasizes price points on the Pacific Northwest corridor.
Roosevelt lauds Yellowstone as a unique wonderland accessible to all visitors. The Union Pacific line routes travelers via Monida and Concord Coaches offering low summer rates and scenic journeys through the region. Contact H. G. Kaild in Kansas City for details and reservations.
A fragment urges readers to beware pamphlets on Missouri apples and praises the Katy line region for bearing apples. It solicits eight additional pamphlets with attractive titles and directs readers to address Katy at 801 Wainwright Building St Louis Missouri. It advertises Red Cross Bail Blue as a large 2 oz. package for five cents.
Beginning August first the Katy Flyer will run from St. Louis to San Antonio on its own rails. It carries through sleepers to Mexico City San Antonio and Galveston with reclining chair cars to Galveston and San Antonio. Inquiries to ticket agent or George Morton G P and T A M K T Ry St Louis.
Publication offers a bird’s-eye view of the completed buildings for the 1904 world exposition. The view measures 3 by 42 inches and costs 10 cents to mail, payable in silver or stamps, to pre orders.
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