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Newspaper
Sedalia Evening Sentinel
Location
Sedalia, Missouri, United States of America
Date
May 04, 1903
Page
6
Eugene Otts excursion from Kansas City to Sedalia drew about a thousand people Sunday. The train stopped at 12 15 pm and returned at 8 pm amid a revolver shot on board but otherwise orderly. Also mentions spring fatigue remedies and a Toledo catarrh cure advertisement noting a 100 dollar offer.
Mrs. Mary S. Crick of White Plains Kentucky credits Kodol Dyspepsia Care with curing years of indigestion. She says after taking a few bottles her weight and health fully restored and she can eat anything. Bard Drug Co. endorses the product.
The navy department plans to raise civil engineer positions from twenty six to forty with junior lieutenant entry pay 2700 rising to 3000 in five years and 3500 in ten. Assistant civil engineers start at 1800 rising to 2100 in five years with ranks up to captain and rear admiral. Exam free June 8 1903 at the Navy Yard New York with details from Hon C W Hamlin Springfield Mo. Rocky Mountain Tea ad included.
Mrs Frank Loomis of Allen Michigan hails Dr Miles Heart Cure and Nervine after recovery from heart weakness arm paralysis and sleepless nights. She credits the remedies with restoring strength enabling work and walking distances. She notes her daughter Vida also improved and recommends the Dr Miles line and a free nervous and heart diseases booklet.
Sedalia resident Mrs. T. B. Moss reports backache relief after using Doan’s Kidney Pills. She credits a few doses with alleviating pain from kidney issues. Sold 50 cents a box by W. E. Bard Drug Co. Foster Milburn Co. Buffalo NY sole US agents. Remember the name Doan’s.
WANTED two single men for farm work by the year. Address at once, "Smith," Sentinel office. FOR RENT large front room furnished modern conveniences married couple preferred. Inquire over Sentinel office. WANTED old iron and junk of all kinds. Phone Bell 268 or Queen City 1000. J. C. Wilcox, carpenter, builds sidewalks and fencing. Patchwork and repairing a specialty. Residence 617 Wilkerson Street. Phone 812 two rings.
The Theodore Thomas Orchestra concert seats are selling well with strong demand from Seedalía and nearby residents. Secretary J L Lawson notes many tickets sold but still choice seats available at Wool's Theatre box office for evening performances.
Porter Real Estate Co lists dozens of properties around Sedalia including 186 acres at 35 per acre, 169 acres with a 5 room house, several 5 and 6 room houses on multiple streets, and a 99 acre farm five miles southwest of Sedalia. Prices range from besoin bargains to 1100 for a six room house. Also notes land for rent and easy terms. Established in 1880.
Multiple properties offered by Combs Real Estate and Insurance Company include 6 room houses on South Ohio Street and Seventh Avenue with prices from 800 to 2800 dollars, a 5 room house on West Seventh Street, a 4 room house on East Thirteenth Street, and a corner lot with well on South Ohio. Also offered are a stock of stationery and school supplies valued around 1700 dollars, a cash sale, and 320 acres of cultivated land two miles from Lincoln plus 73 1/2 acres near Beaman with a 3 room house and various outbuildings. An adjoining 37 acres is available for 600 dollars. price for the 73 1/2 acres is 25 dollars per acre.
Boies Bros. Co., 218 Ohio St., advertises loans and exchanges of Sedalia residence property for Kansas and Missouri lands. Listings include 020 acres in Haskell Co Kansas, 1280 acres in Lanx Co Kansas, 530 acres in Ford Co Kansas, 649 acres near Sylvia Kansas, 138 acres in Decatur Co Iowa, a house and store in Millerton Kansas, and a 15 acre orange lemon grove near San Diego California. Land values range from 500 to 316000 with crops and improvements noted.
Travel promotes comfort with vestibuled limited trains from Buffalo to New York via Chicago and the West through Niagara Falls. Dining car service a la carte and stowover allowed at Niagara Falls.
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