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Newspaper
Sedalia Evening Sentinel
Location
Sedalia, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Mar 14, 1906
Page
5
New patent pending device makes these Positive Tension Shears self sharpening. Never on market before. Big profits with exclusive territory. Outfit free. Thomas Shears Co. 1244 Dayton Ohio.
Wanted salesmen of ability and neat appearance to call on all merchants in their territory. Elegant side line convenient to carry. Good commissions and prompt remittance. Belmont Mfg. Co. Cincinnati Ohio.
Representative Babcock, leader of the insurgents in the House, labeled the proposed union of New Mexico and Arizona a legislative outrage during his address to the statehood bill committee in Washington on March 14.
An 1900s style advertisement touts Foley’s Honey and Tar as stopping coughs healing lungs and guarding against pneumonia. It urges readers to refuse substitutes and notes availability at Arlington pharmacy.
The new scenic line through Carthage to Newport Arkansas offers daily passenger trains leaving Carthage at 8 40 a m and arriving Newport at 8 30 p m with one car change at Sedalia for White River routes. February 6 or 20 March 6 or 20 offer round trips to Newport Batesville Cushman Cott er Yellville and intermediate points for 10. Pamphlet available from J W McClain P and T A Sedalia Mo.
A reduction of from ten to fifteen dollars on points in Western Colorado Idaho Utah Montana Wyoming Oregon and Washington. Tickets sold daily February 15 to April 7 1906. Stop overs allowed.
One way tickets to main line points in New Mexico Arizona including Prescott and Phoenix all main line points in California San Diego to Redding 26 cents and 85 mills Sold February 15 daily up to April 7 1906 Liberal stop overs Two daily Pullman tourist sleepers See us for particulars.
From February 15 through April 7 we will operate two daily up to and including the specified market period. The schedule indicates double daily sessions across the targeted dates with emphasis on consistent availability and service continuity.
No 1 will carry one sleeper to Los Angeles via Royal Gorge Salt Lake and the new Sant Pedro route. No 3 will carry one sleeper to San Francisco and Los Angeles via Royal Gorge Salt Lake Ogden and Oakland Berths reserved in advance. One berth accommodates two adults Rate 575 from Kansas City 625 from Sedalia.
One way tickets to City of Mexico Toluca Queretaro Aguascalientes San Luis Potosi Saltillo Monterey Torreon and intermediate stations priced at $25.85 from Sedalia. Tickets sold February 15 to April 7 daily.
Very low round trip tickets on February 20 to Southeast South Southwest and West. Rates on the same date are just over half the usual price. Take a trip before these offers end.
On March 6 and 20 the M K & T will offer special round trip homeseekers tickets to Texas Oklahoma and Indian Territory plus several western points at 75 percent of the one way rate with 21 days allowed for return. One way tickets to the same territory will be sold for half fare plus $2. For full details contact C M Jacobs Ticket Agent M K T.
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