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Newspaper
Sedalia Evening Sentinel
Location
Sedalia, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jun 07, 1905
Page
5
Wallace Crossley editor of the Warrensburg Star and Aubrey C. Bush editor of the Excelsior Springs Call have purchased the Sun Printing Company in Fulton.
The Sommerset club invites gentlemen friends to a Friday evening dance at Grege's hall as a social complement event.
Mrs. Isaac G. Gage of Hance road, six miles from Binghamton, refuses money from cousin John D. Rockefeller. She says she and her son Bennie prefer farm life and would not move to the city for riches. The family, described in a dilapidated farmhouse, downplays wealth and stresses happiness with modest living.
The Twentieth Century Limited will debut between Chicago and New York with a 1 pm departure from Chicago on Sunday June 18 and a 9 30 am arrival in New York next day. The 875 mile route via St Louis and Cincinnati averages 55 miles per hour with speeds near 90 mph at times. Pennsylvanian officials plan to shorten New York Chicago time by about 1.5 hours, noting shorter distance via their line. The list of names includes bridge crew and station staff from Texas and Kansas.
E E Barclay editor of New Southwest spoke at the courthouse last evening on the western country and Missouri Pacific railroad influence. The illustrated talk covered western states and Mexico with slides and stereopticon views to promote Sedalia and county for future settlement.
In a bilious mood you seek aid to digest food with DeWitts Little Early Risers. The famous pills cure constipation sick headache biliousness and related issues. They never gripe or sicken and provide early rising energy for children or adults. Sold by W E Bard Drug Co.
Laws on lease taken by Messrs Lawson and Gore who run the Elsmere hotel in Kansas City. They have leased the Jay Gould at Main and Lamine from Moerschel Brewing Co for five years. Expected to open about June 10 with complete refurnishing and modern amenities.
Robert R. Watts of Salem Missouri writes that five years of kidney disease left him weak and wasting. After trying many doctors and remedies he used Foley's Kidney Cure and says two bottles cured him and made him sound and well. Arlington Pharmacy endorses the testimonial.
In the Katy freight wreck two miles from Clinton, no fewer than forty cattle were killed or fatally injured and twenty five hogs suffered same fate. Many steers escaped, some remaining at large. Other notes include railroad personnel changes, vacancies, and minor injuries among Missouri Pacific workers.
The Parker Carnival company touring Springfield street fair will visit Clinton next Sunday for an hour long concert by Professor C. T. Kennedy and his band of thirty three nieces at the Frisco station. Exact hour not yet set.
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Sedalia chapter No 18 Royal Arch Masons will meet in regular convocation Thursday evening June 8 1905 at 8 oclock Visiting companions are fraternally invited to attend By order of J C Parmerlee H P Attest J W Mallery Secretary
T& Co presents Snell a dermatologist chiropodist and hair scalp and complexion specialist located at 132 West Third Street.
All union tarpenters are requested to attend the next meeting of Local No. 1792 at Glasshall Tuesday evening at 8 o'clock. J. E. Williams Recording Secretary.
A vintage classified style notice promotes Be ctive Worrells Insect Exterminator as harmless and instantaneous and available at all druggists.
About eighteen Knights of the Maccabees Ritech tent depart for the Go Hole on Flat Creek to fish for the fry. The advance party will meet guests tonight and proceed by wagon from the courthouse north side at 6 o clock.
Advertises a 30 cent insect killer that kills insects and destroys eggs, pitched as a housekeeper’s delight available at any drug store.
Blocky prose extols natural nutrition and proposes Dr. Pierce’s Golden Medical Discovery as a cure for stomach trouble and liver complaints. Personal testimonials from Mrs. Morey and Mrs. Hall accompany claims of restoration and improved health, with an offer of free pellets and a medical adviser book.
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