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Newspaper
Sedalia Evening Sentinel
Location
Sedalia, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jun 24, 1901
Page
5
A railroad notice advertises Sunday excursion round trips with a single fare for travel between Sedalia and Ladue and north to Estill. It lists Pan-American exposition round trips with ten days and fifteen days limits priced at 24.90 and 31.85 dollars respectively.
J W McClain P T A Sedalia Missouri advertises low round trip fares for travel to Colorado and California. The sale runs June 18 to 30 and July 10 to August 31 with returns by October 31. Examples include Sedalia to California and Sedalia to San Francisco with stopovers and scenic routes via Kansas City Pueblo Royal Gorge and other Colorado attractions. The message invites readers to share names for a Central Missouri party.
Local ads list reliable gas stoves refrigerators ice cream freezers screen doors and lawn mowers from Marshall Howe Hardware. shoppers like Mrs. Ayres and Mrs. Hall visit from Lamonte while J M Bente and J E Metts transact business. Ott's and Guenther's promote soda water neckwear summer goods and values with multiple local names featured.
The Katy announces continued tourist sleeper service from St. Louis to Mexico and California on the flyer, with through sleepers on Nos. 3 and 4 between St. Louis and Waco. Homeseekers tickets offered on the first and third Tuesdays to Kansas Indian Territory Oklahoma and Texas points. One fare plus $2 round trip. summer round trips sold in June July and August.
A dated transport notice lists travel windows and routes to Texas Oklahoma the West and Northwest. It details June 9 to 20 sales to Kansas and Oklahoma Indian territories with ticket limits and fares. It offers a Pan-American Exposition round trip to Buffalo with varying validity and prices 24.90 31.85 and 38.30.
A shoe store worker enjoys a week off with pay as a courtesy from the proprietor. The gesture highlights employer appreciation and offers the staff a brief respite from daily duties.
Judge Elliott issues a broad restraining order preventing strikers and IAM members from interfering with Vitter Manufacturing employees at the Milwaukee plant. The injunction bars picketing and actions aimed at harming operations, while not prohibiting strikes themselves. The National Metal Trades Association backs the suit, filed in Milwaukee as the preferred venue.
Joseph Fritz of Byron Michigan serves as Epworth League president and bartender in his father's saloon. At nineteen he remains under his father's orders per town ministers until he reaches majority. Miss Lillie Griffin of Boonville and Miss Helene Terry of Hume visit. Judge Ferguson and wife of Pleasant Green are in the city.
George Kay reports Grant Gillett the fugitive Kansas cattle king has gained gambling privileges in Parral Mexico and is earning large sums. He plans to return to the United States once funds are accumulated to repay debts.
$500000 to loan on Missouri farms at five percent annual interest. Optional principal payments of $100 or more. Short or long-term borrowing available. Contact GEO. M. RIDDLE at 320 Ohio St Sedalia Mo before renewing or making a new loan.
Mrs. Charles W. Turnham will arrive this evening from El Dorado Springs where she has been visiting. The Western Union is now comfortably installed at 122 South Ohio, having finished moving from East Third Street. The dance and social at E P Lodge No. 52 hall tonight is given by the Select Knights and Ladies instead of the K P s.
Farmers arriving from the country say dust makes roads nearly impassable and travel very uncomfortable. Mrs. J. W. Cookman, widow of the man sentenced to thirteen years for John McBride's killing, shows improvement after illness sparked by the verdict. A. B. Thruston, former M K T engineer now with Gold Belt in Canon City, has taken a Santa Fe post in Oklahoma and departed for Chicago en route, leaving his family behind for a time.
Public notice markets B. B. B. Botanic Blood Balm as a universal blood purifier claiming to cure ulcers eczema scrofula and skin ailments. The Blood Balm Co. of Atlanta offers 10 000 free treatments with medical advice until cured and charges druggists 1 for resale.
W L Jones calls attention to a general transfer business, coal and wood hauling, garbage hauling and moving of all kinds. For inquiries call telephone 369. Also seeks to buy a 10 to 15 acre farm within four to five miles of the city, well improved, cash paid. contact F F Rush at Broadway Crossing.
Latour and Sherer advertise cabinet photographs priced at three dollars per dozen. The note highlights a low, fixed price and invites customers to purchase multiple sets.
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