Attorney and Dentist Listing in Igenfritz Building
W. D. Steele attorney and counselor at law room 311 Igenfritz Building and C. C. Clark dentist are listed in the same reference.
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Newspaper
Sedalia Evening Sentinel
Location
Sedalia, Missouri, United States of America
Date
May 15, 1906
Page
7
W. D. Steele attorney and counselor at law room 311 Igenfritz Building and C. C. Clark dentist are listed in the same reference.
The U. and Medical Dispensary endorses soda water as healthful when pure. It notes Crawford's sodas are pure and urges readers to ask for Crawford's.
Will build store offices or residences south of Missouri Pacific shops with rent or cash options. For sale new 4 and 6 room cottages on full lots priced 950 to 1250 with one fourth cash and easy terms. Contact Draid Wilson at 315 Ohio rect for brick store room and quick possession. Invest if 80 ready-made cottages nearby will yield solid rents.
A four room Plus cottage on a 45 by 120 foot lot with three porches a brick sidewalk and a two horse barn. Neighborhood amenities include church school grocery meat shop and streetcar. Owner offers at 1600 with potential to add rooms. first come first served.
A steam train excursion departs Sedalia Saturday June 2 via Corthae and White River to Cotter. Return arrives early Monday morning. Excursion rates start May 15 and run all summer with three fares. Friday and Saturday trips are cheaper, still lower on Sunday and Monday.
The advertisement promotes daily round trips all summer at one and one third fare from Gatena to Branson on the White River route. Passengers can enjoy a 75 mile float between Gatena and Branson.
Placeholder notice indicating forthcoming information on summer rates with plans to provide details at a later time.
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