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Newspaper
Sedalia Evening Sentinel
Location
Sedalia, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Dec 09, 1903
Page
7
Timetables show arrival and departure times for Missouri Pacific East Gound Lexington Branch and K T routes. Details include local freight times and note No 53 and No 64 services, along with feeder lines Sedalia Warsaw and Southwestern and Flyer No 6 stops.
Special low rates for Fridays Saturdays and Sundays. Round trip to Amarillo Vernon Ft Worth San Angelo San Antonio Houston Galveston and all Texas points south and east. Tickets sold by Missouri Pacific December Sth good to December 29th for return. Covers many points in Arkansas and Louisiana for state meeting at St Joseph December 29th to 31st one fare plus 50 cents on certificate plan via Missouri Pacific.
Will run to new lands of Greer County Oklahoma and other Southwest lands in November and December via the Frisco System. Buy fertile farming lands at one quarter to one tenth the cost of lands in the East and North. Apply for full particulars and rail rates to R. S. Lemon, secretary Frisco System Immigration Bureau, St. Louis, Mo.
Holiday sales set for December 24th 25th 31st and January 1st with fare and a third for round trips 160 miles or less. Higher fares apply plus 50 cents over 100 miles and under 209 miles. Minimum fare set at 50 cents.
Rosa A. Gonka, eighteen, formerly separated from her husband since July, died by swallowing poison at the Saratoga hotel. Her body, wrapped in blankets, was carried by her husband to the grandmother’s home at 418 Washington boulevard, with the cab driver assisting. She was a niece of Henry V. Bemis of Bemis-Richelieu Importing Co. and had withdrawn a divorce bill prior to her death.
New subscriber drive emphasizes collecting names for the Sentinel. Promotional text urges readers to bring in the names of supporters to qualify for a 200 vote count placeholder.
Modern machinery and improved methods ensure true pearl tint and the whitest work. Linen is kept clean through proven processes. Phone 154. Arlington Pharmacy offers Foley's Honey and Tar substitutes.
A modest home evening frock crafted cheaply from cotton crape with lace trim. The design features a tucked yoke in the font, two lace straps, a belted back with lace, loose elbow ruffles, and a circular skirt with a front yoke cut as one piece. Options include pale gray blue coffee colors and other shades.
The Sedalia National Bank will hold its annual directors election at its banking rooms on Tuesday January 12 1904. Also Eastern Star officers were elected for the coming year at a regular meeting. names include May telle Codding W H Lidcroft Mary Black Eliza Costin May Highley Wright Holcroft. Also Foley s Kidney Cure advertised.
An old advertisement promotes Botanic Blood Balm as a cure for blood poisoning eczema carbuncles and related conditions with testimonials from Robert Ward of Maxey Ga and Geo Williams of Roxbury. It offers free samples and medical advice and lists local sales in Sedalia via W E Bard Drug Co and realty loan terms through J H Bothwell Sedalia.
Special one day only excursion Tuesday December 8 from Kansas City to Oklahoma Indian Territories Amarillo Quanah Vernon Fort Worth Brownwood Brady San Angelo Waco Houston Galveston Corpus Christi and points in Texas east thereof. $15 round trip tickets valid 21 days with liberal stops. write J C Lovri en Assistant General Passenger Agt Kansas City Mo Arlington sells Honey and Tar for throat and lung diseases.
Miss Bertha Trachael of Camp Branch will wed Rev. W T Thee of Iowa at 6 30 p m at the bride's home with relatives and a few friends present. The couple will honeymoon then settle in Iowa. Maiden of honor will be Miss Thee, groom's sister, and Forrest K E Herman will be best man.
At the right price is what you get at Hjoldner's. The stock is complete in staple and fancy groceries with a large line of country produce guaranteed by headquarters. Buy there and save money.
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