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Newspaper
Sedalia Evening Sentinel
Location
Sedalia, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Mar 02, 1900
Page
6
An old advertisement urges readers to ask a druggist for Dr Miles Nervine to relieve nerves and restore energy. It promises sleep, appetite, and renewed ambition within a bottle, urging immediate action from anxious buyers.
Low one way and round trip rates to numerous destinations. C. M. Penobleton, Passenger and Ticket Agent, Sedalia Missouri, advertises $30.00 one way to Helena and Butte Montana and $31.70 to Portland Seattle and Tacoma Washington. Tickets on sale daily.
Timber markets in Minnesota and Wisconsin report about 619 million feet of pine logs contracted for winter delivery by railroads. Northern Pacific Michigan and Wisconsin divisions, Duluth & Iron Range, and other lines move large quantities to Ashland and Duluth markets, signaling sustained activity and rising prices as demand outpaces supply.
Miss Johnson daughter of Chris Johnson formerly of Camp Branch now in Johnson county will wed Mr Quaintance a popular schoolteacher near Green Ridge. The ceremony marks the twenty fifth anniversary of Mr Quaintance's parents and will be at the Quaintance homestead. Miss Johnson shopped in Sedalia for her trousseau.
A collection of endorsements promotes Kodol Dyspepsia Cure for immediate relief of dyspepsia and digestion aid, alongside a medical claim about kidney disease origins and a note on a snow plow acquired from Union Pacific. Also mentions K of P Lodge No 52 meeting and degree conferrals.
Suffering kidney disease patients are urged to act quickly with Foley's Kidney Cure. The ad claims gradual loss of vitality but promises guaranteed relief and urges immediate use. Signed by A. S. McGowan.
A contemporary calls a man a vegetable with ears on his head an apple in his throat corns on his feet and a heart full of beats describing an unusual metaphorical condition. The remark paints a surreal portrait blending body parts with musical life.
A Newton Hamilton reader endorses DeWitt’s Witch Hazel Salve as the grandest salve for piles and healing. Advertising warns against fraudulent imitations while mentioning Banner Salve as a guaranteed healing ointment.
William Johnson of near Kokomo Indiana tends a six acre farm without a single horse. He grows corn potatoes cabbage celery melons and other vegetables and uses hand tools for all planting harvesting and marketing. He wheels crops to town about three trips daily and has logged 168000 miles with his wheelbarrow over 30 years.
Travel notice offers one fare plus 2 dollars for round trip within 21 days, visiting Texas Kansas Arkansas Louisiana south Oklahoma Arizona and New Mexico. The excursion period starts January 2 and 16.
El Reno Oklahoma announces a round trip fare of 11 dollars 90 cents for the livestock convention. Tickets go on sale February 12 and 13 with return validity through February 17.
In St Louis Missouri ticket info announces a round trip fare of 7 55 dollars for the meeting event Tickets go on sale February 22 and 23 with good return until February 26 circulars indicate travel details and return validity for attendees
The Springfield Record notes Hon. Martin J. Hubble as a new candidate to succeed Judge Cooney, the second Greene county man in the contest. A patrol report mentions a man found dead drunk in snow at Main and Moniteau Wednesday night, taken home. An ad plugs Foley's Honey and Tar and Rocky Mountain Tea as cough remedies.
Bidders from Dublin dominated the sale of the Muckross estate Lakes of Killarney with initial bids from £35000 rising in £500 steps to £51000 before the vender joined and the auction adjourned. Private tenders for the estate will be considered.
Meeting notes indicate Fort Worth Texas hosts cattlemen with round trip tickets for sale for March 11 and 12 1900. Tickets are valid for return until March 18 1900.
Tickets sold February 11 12 and 13 at rate of 11 90 limited to February 16th for El Reno Oklahoma round trip.
Tickets for Lincoln Nebraska and return travel are on sale February 17 18 and 19 and good until February 28.
Tickets go on sale February 20 and 21 for a round trip to St. Louis. Return validity lasts until February 26.
James H. Park receives a monthly pension raise from 8 to 12 dollars, effective immediately. The adjustment reflects updated program funding and benefits for eligible retirees.
Long Island City officer Charles Kembie faced an hour off duty for sleeping in a Turkish bath. Police Commissioner Abell called Turkish baths seductive and gently reprimanded Kembie, dismissing the case with a quip about attendants waking him next time.
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