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Newspaper
Sedalia Evening Sentinel
Location
Sedalia, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Aug 31, 1899
Page
5
The notice promotes reading the Western Trail published by the Chicago Rock Island and Pacific Railway. It invites farmers to subscribe with a free one year offer and directs letters or postal cards to Joan Sebastian, G P A, Chicago.
A 25 cent request to G W Hagen buch at AT& SF Ry Kansas City MO offers a five month Aztec calendar edition July to December. The item contains six color reproductions of Burbank's Pueblo Indian portraits and an engraved cover depicting the Aztec calendar stone. Limited edition and framed as a collectible souvenir.
Fairfield special correspondence reports visitors and births including a baby boy born Aug 25 to Mr. and Mrs. Wilson. visits by Mrs. Calvert of Kansas City and Miss Bernice Gower. families visiting in Fairfield. Mr. Burk Bailey opening a cash poultry house. locals at Clinton show. town notes on flourishing business and community harmony. Sept. 5 departures and school attendances. Beiler Grocery executive Wm. Jolly and Mr. Coffman staying at Gower house. youth trip to a home of wee Alexander and Friday plans noted.
A gathering included Misses Callie and Bernice Gower Zeda Aulta and Golda Snyder Lettie Watts Anna Hicks Fannie Strauss and Messrs Homer Redmond Victor and Walter Wray Sam Nelmn and others enjoying music and games.
George If Jacobs of Thompson Conn says the pills do more good than medicines, prompt and pleasant, never gripe, cure constipation and stimulate the liver for clean blood, steady nerves, clear brain and healthy appetite in this servant Harker Drug Co. endorsement.
William Bird of Smithton area appeared before Justice Kinsey on a charge of assaulting Thomas Clusin. He posted $100 bond and a trial was scheduled for Saturday.
An old advertisement touts Cascarets as a beauty aid promising a clean blood and clear skin. It claims cleansing the body removes pimples boils blotches blackheads and a bilious complexion for ten to fifty cents with druggists offering satisfaction guaranteed.
A long list of donors for the street fair appears with numerous names and amounts from individuals and firms in Sedalia. Prominent supporters include Moerschel Brewing Co, Sedalia Ice & Cold Storage Co, James Dun nigan, and G N Boutell among many others contributing from $2.50 to $100.
A Liberty Rhode Island mother recounts using Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy to save her eight year old daughter's life during a severe dysentery bout. She urges other mothers to know the medicine and lists local druggists selling it. Ernest Clarke seen in Sedalia on his new bicycle after Eldorado Springs hay fever cure trip.
Adults with cold related chest throat or lung troubles may visit A. S. McGowan or Otis W. Smith to receive a free sample bottle of Boschee's German Syrup. One bottle per person, no children without parental order. Claims high worldwide success and physician endorsement. a 75 cent bottle is said to cure or prove value.
Charlie Minter and his sister Miss Julia returned to their Lexington home Wednesday afternoon after a visit with relatives.
The fragment mentions a signature and a bearing phrase but lacks clear events or entities. No concrete people, places, or organizations are readable to form a full news item.
Local ad at 105 Osage Street urges readers to shop for best market buys and furnished rooms with or without board. Electric fans offered to keep diners cool while they eat as Frank Williams promises to please customers and earn their trade.
The Burlington Route adds a daily late night train from Kansas City and St Joseph to Nebraska and Colorado. Depart Kansas City 9 45 p m, St Joseph midnight, Denver arrival 6 20 p m. Tourists and excursions offered with agents in Kansas City and St Louis, led by J C Bramhall and Howard Elliott.
Summer tours offered along the Sioux City route to fishing and summer resorts in Northern Iowa Minnesota Wisconsin and Michigan peninsula with an east Great Lakes connection. Tickets at greatly reduced rates on sale daily good returning until Oct 1st. The line passes through Omaha with stop over privileges both ways for visitors to the Greater American Exposition. Information and descriptive circulars available from A L Fisher Tray Pass Agent 823 Main street Kansas City.
Positive bargains on monuments and grave tablets for thirty days at Se dalia Marble and Granite N CFL Heynen Ohio Street invites calls now for selections and pricing.
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