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Newspaper
Sedalia Evening Sentinel
Location
Sedalia, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Dec 28, 1899
Page
6
A small notice offering lessons at 25 cents per session set at the home of the pupil Miss Wiederhold on the third floor corner of 2nd and Ohio Streets over Meyers and Dow.
The Missouri Pacific offers a one fare round trip sale on December 23 24 25 30 and January 1 good for return by January 2 for all points within 200 miles aboard the line. J W McCrarm.
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The Sedalia Warsaw and Southwestern Railway offers round trip tickets at a single fare for travel to all stations from Dec 25 1899 to Jan 1 1900, with return by Jan 4 1900. C. E. Marsh is the ticket agent.
Comptroller Charles G. Dawes, en route to Springfield, told a Chicago audience that national finances are sound and stable. He linked eastern stock speculation and cheap money to the panic, saying the west withdrew currency to fund crops and legitimate industry, releasing capital as business recovers.
A Perry Nebraska Chronicle dispatch reports January 1 as the deadline for all lessees in Indian Territory to leave or face ejectment by U S authorities. Thousands of farmers and hundreds of families from Whitfield Oklahoma have already moved, as Congress bans Indians from leasing lands. Merchants fear widespread business ruin across Chickasaw Cherokee Seminole Creek and Choctaw nations. Congress may repeal the law.
Dr J C Dysart lists office at 209 East Sixth street Sedalia Missouri with telephone 353 and hours from 9 a m to 8 p m daily.
Jefferson City Mo Dec 28 The Missouri State Teachers association with 1000 members unanimously adopted a memorial to Congress urging creation of a free public school system in the Indian Territory. It would be administered by Washington and funded from the U S treasury until local taxation can replace it.
Nine members of the Kowalski family, a wealthy Polish landholder, are found murdered after horrific torture at their Osiek estate near Kalisch. The house was looted of valuables and authorities have no arrests at this time.
Adjutant General Corbin reports actual money and checks totaling $17,323.45 received toward the Law ton home fund and notes no subscriptions from individuals or cities yet, leaving the overall total at $31,404.45 for Gen. Lawton's family relief.
A Constitution dispatch from Columbia reports a race riot in Ridgeland Buford county Georgia. Two negroes and a white man were killed and several others wounded as tensions erupted in the coastal town with a large Black population.
The Kansas livestock sanitary commission issued a bulletin banning all cattle from south of the quarantine line from January 1 except for immediate slaughter. After January 1 all inspectors along the line will be discharged.
Delegates from Missouri valley cities met in St. Joseph to organize the Inter-Scholastic Athletic Association. The group aims to promote public school athletics with field day contests scheduled for May.
Doctor J C Dysart advertises free consultation and guarantees cure for a wide range of ailments including eye ear nose throat catarrh rheumatism paralysis dropsy nervous disorders skin and blood diseases lung disorders kidney stomach ulcers cancer piles eczema asthma rupture and women related weaknesses asserting many chronic conditions are curable today and promising permanent results.
Sedalia MissouriDecember 22 gg I suffered over a year from a stubborn ear sore doctors failed Dr J C Dysart a Sedalia specialist diagnosed cancer and malignant change Another Sedalia physician agreed I sought Dr Dysarts care and regained health I am 66 and live at 212 East Pacific Avenue I commend Dr Dysart to similar sufferers
Notice is given that stockholders of the Sedalia Gas & Fuel Company will meet in Sedalia Missouri on December 30 1599 at 6 00 pm to consider increasing bonded indebtedness to sixty thousand dollars by issuing 15 year gold bonds at 5 percent interest secured by mortgage or deed of trust to retire outstanding bonds and for other purposes. James Green president George R Blackford secretary James Green Moses Rumsey directors George A Madill
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