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Newspaper
Sedalia Evening Sentinel
Location
Sedalia, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jul 11, 1901
Page
6
Semi monthly service runs on the 1st and 3rd Tuesday to Texas Oklahoma West North and Northwest. Delivery allows up to three weeks for return with liberal stopovers.
Round trips to Buffalo available for ten days at 24.90, 15 days at 31.85, and up to October 31st at 38.30. Tickets for the Pan-American Exposition priced to encourage visits.
Missouri Pacific train No 1 on July 6 9 and 12 destined Sedalia at 2 35 p m will carry a Pullman tourist sleeper through to San Francisco for Epworth League business.
Round trip from Minneapolis to St Paul is 14.05 with return by Oct 31. San Francisco trips on July 6 13 priced 46.85. Portland Tacoma Seattle round trip 47.50 good through Aug 31 with liberal stopovers. Ellis Milwaukee 16.35 sale July 21 22 23 good to Aug 10 with 50 cent fee. B Y P A Chicago 13.80 sale July 23 24 25 good to Aug 31 with 50 cent fee. Sedalia to Chicago departs 4 10 p m arrives 8 00 a m time quoted.
Charles S. Conrad of Pettis County Missouri and James H. Doyle are involved in a chattel mortgage on February 27 1890 for undivided half interest in hotel property at Sicher's Hotel Sedalia Pettis County Missouri including bedroom dining room and office furniture fixtures gas fixtures and related articles. Mortgage records in Pettis County indicate default conditions and rights to possession and sale. The mortgagee will conduct a sale on July 15 1901 at Sicher's Hotel building in Sedalia as provided by the mortgage terms.
The Red Cross Medical association offers three months of free services including consultation examination advice and treatment for invalids at rooms 311 and 313 Igenfritz building corner of Third and Ohio streets. They promise speedy relief and permanent cure with only medicine costs.
Miss Ella B. Wood Pearl Gordon Estelle L Gray and Clara B Gray of California have been appointed as government teachers in the Philippines and will sail from San Francisco on July 3 for their new field of labor. They are daughters of Dr J P H Gray and sisters of Mrs J A White and are well known in this city where they have often visited.
The Sentinel recalls Al Johnson, famed mind reader who drove blindfolded through crowded streets, and reports his death in London from heart trouble. Relatives say the strain of driving a six in hand caused the attack. physicians warned he must quit driving. He had resumed work after a period of recovery.
Miss Beulah Harris hosted the Thursday club at her West Seventh Street home with about thirty five guests. The highlight was a game of high five won by Miss Clara Scheiner who received a Rockwood vase. Refreshments were served.
Mrs Curtis Baker of Bookwalter Ohio recounts giving Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy to her neighbor's infant suffering cholera infantum. After two days the child recovered fully and became vigorous. She notes she has recommended the remedy often and never known it to fail. Sold by Mertz Hale Kautzman and Otis W Smith.
The Moberly Democrat reports Judge H Sam Priest of St Louis will run for the Senate seat to succeed Senator George G Vest, based on reliable information.
Idaho woman wins divorce after husband refused to take her to the Paris Exposition. He testifies he fears water and even baths, claiming seasickness. He also cites indigestion, and the notice urges Dr. Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin from Arlington Pharmacy. Brakeman Settlemore of the Missouri Pacific is laying off.
Mr E H Wise of Madison Georgia credits One Minute Cough Cure for health and life after vain treatment for lung trouble post influenza. Bard Drug Co. endorses the remedy. John Isenberg, Katy brakeman, is laying off.
Promotion for summer travel highlights scenic East region and Pan American exposition with tourist tickets on Lake Shore and Michigan Southern Railway. Offers Lake Shore Tours brochure with trip maps and rates and mentions a new direct line to a famous resort. Addresses provided for requests and rail service details.
A lively Victorian tone promotes Rocky Mountain Tea as a cure for ambition and charm, urging readers to ask their druggist. Reports mention Missouri Pacific conductor G. H. Light taking a few runs off and a kidney cure claim by Thos. W. Carter of Ashboro, NC. Banner Salve is advertised for skin ailments.
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