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Advertisement notes bicycles at low prices with repair services and sundries available. It promotes affordable options for biking enthusiasts seeking maintenance items and basic parts.
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Newspaper
Sedalia Evening Sentinel
Location
Sedalia, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jul 25, 1899
Page
8
Advertisement notes bicycles at low prices with repair services and sundries available. It promotes affordable options for biking enthusiasts seeking maintenance items and basic parts.
Wallace's circus draws huge crowds for a fine street parade and a brilliant afternoon show. Ben Wallace gains a growing reputation as performers captivate with three rings, wirewalkers, clowns, and a strong menagerie under canvas, delivering on every advertised feature.
The Nez Perces country southeast of Eastern Washington opens to settlers and miners. Reports cite gold-bearing quartz ledges discovered in the Buffalo Hamp range, with ledges 20 feet wide extending for miles. Development follows the Northern Pacific railroad expansion along the Clearwater River, boosting access and prospecting potential.
Adults with cold related breast bronchitis throat or lung troubles may receive a free sample bottle of Boschee's German Syrup by visiting A. S. McGowan or Otis W. Smith. One bottle per person, no children without parent order. The sale claims wide physician endorsement and a 75 cent bottle price with universal dealer availability.
Grain-O is advertised as a coffee substitute that improves digestion and strengthens the nerves. The ad claims coffee harms the stomach, digestion, heart, and nerves, while Grain-O tones the stomach and supports overall health. Packages cost 15 and 25 cents.
The notice highlights fast delivery of ice cold products by the gallon from Drug Co. for customers seeking quick access to cold supplies.
Firemen from both companies responded to a blaze on Henry Street near Franklin School at 11 this morning. A residence owned by Mrs Amanda Coleman and another owned by Jim Edgington were destroyed, along with most contents, while a gasoline stove caused the flames. Mrs Coleman and family had left gas burning during a parade visit, and lack of a nearby hydrant hampered fighting the fire. A trunk held $50 in bills but survived.
Daisy Bronson describes a journey through Vermont and New Hampshire toward her hometown. She recalls Newport Vermont and Memphamagoge Lake, the Green Mountains, the Connecticut River, and the White Mountains, ending with the White Hills looming over her home and awaiting beloved family.
The committee pleads for funds after an encouraging canvass last evening. With Hannibal not hosting a fair nearby and Sedalia offering attractions, Sedalia expects thousands of visitors daily. Tomorrow morning the committee resumes outreach to reach the required total by sunset.
The Second Regiment band joins the trip aboard the Ft Scott excursion on the Katy line. The train departs Katy depot at 7 am and returns from Fort Scott at 11 30 pm. Don’t miss the outing with WOW and friends.
The piece notes Shackleford gaining two more of the contested gates while James W Hazell secures eight Moniteau votes in the convention. Ex senators Harrison and General E Mitchell have withdrawn. Phelps handed her delegation to Shackleford. Ex Speaker J W Farris remains unofficially engaged.
Gus A Murphy died Sunday at Centertown near Jefferson City. He was partially paralyzed on Saturday. Murphy, raised in Independence, had been a prominent Jackson County politician for years. He served four years as deputy to Collector McCurdy and held the same post under the current collector.
Servant Harker Drug Co announces Wheelon by the gallon for receptions delivered ice cold as a new beverage supply option for events and gatherings.
Special train departs Sedalia at 6 am August 1 arriving Ft Scott at 11 05 am. Return from Ft Scott at 11 pm. Take the old reliable and enjoy a low cost excursion to Ft Scott, Kas.
The Missouri Pacific runs a special train to Ft Scott, Kansas, on August 1 leaving Sedalia at 6 am. Round trip fare is one dollar. The trip promises scenic views and a cheap, scenic excursion aboard the Mo Pac.
Ice cream soda five cents listed with Fleischmanns Pharmacy and E T B Cigar Best on Earth advertised in a compact vintage local notice.
Private daily sittings at 7210 East Sixth Street from room to 8 PM. The press acknowledges by name and reports positively that satisfaction is achieved.
A brief note credits Harker Drig Co for delivering ice cold service at the event reception. The mention emphasizes reliable cooling and prompt service by the firm.
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