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Newspaper
Sedalia Evening Sentinel
Location
Sedalia, Missouri, United States of America
Date
May 19, 1903
Page
9
Omaha May 19 reports say all restaurants closed by the strike have resumed with non union help. A conference is planned between employers and the union as the strike is expected to settle in a few days. X rays or medical claims about catarrh are also mentioned in an unrelated ad.
Over 1200 bottles of Crawford's Iron Brew sold in Sedalia Saturday drawing local interest and questions about the popular tonic.
J. D. Hail of the J. D. Hail Dry Goods company returned from Parsons Kansas where, with Nat Rounds of Ely Walker Dry Goods St. Louis, they bought the Clark Mercantile Co. of Parsons. Clark retires. Rounds and Hail now own stock. Hail remains Sedalia president of The Greater Hail Store.
The article explains weekly tissue loss and the need for perfect digestion. It promotes Kodol Dyspepsia Cure as enabling digestion and blood rebuilding, curing indigestion and stomach troubles. Sold by W. E. Bard Drug Co.
Dr George A Major successor to Dr T T Major and Son will for a limited time perform dental work at reduced prices Full set of teeth 8 00 cement fillings 50 75 5s and up Amalgam fillings 1 00 and up Logan crowns 4 00 bridge work a specialty Painless extraction all work warranted Office 410 Ohio street opposite courthouse
A classified notice offers private loan services through attorney C. C. Lawson at Katie building Bell telephone 467.
A railway mail clerk Albert L North on the Missouri Pacific between St Louis and Kansas City was arrested at Union Station by Post Office Inspectors. He faced a $1000 bond, pleaded not guilty, and was released by Dr W G Moore. The decoy letter led to his capture as investigators reported he took small sums from letters. North's background notes he was born near Ladadie and has a long tenure with promotions.
The Missouri Pacific Railway dismissed Conductor Thomas A. McGinn and Engineer Gottschalk on Saturday morning after a collision between two fast freight trains Friday. Investigators blamed the wreck on the outgoing train crew for failing to check the register to confirm the first section of No. 75 had arrived.
J. E. Henderson section foreman London Texas. E. E. Dennis care maker Parsons Kansas. Ben Porter extra gang Coffeyville T S Wood section laborer Greenville Texas. James Brown section laborer Gibson I T.
The reserved seat sale for Cinderella opens tomorrow at the opera house. Strong demand is expected with a box office rush likely. Rehearsals indicate a first class performance, so patrons are urged to reserve early.
Cleve Stout, longtime manager of the Arlington Soda Fountain since season start, resigns to take a new post in Houstonia. Thornton Maltby is named his successor.
Joplin and Warrensburg fares begin mid May with week long validity and extensions. Bellefontaine and Indianapolis offer mid May to mid June windows with extended good-through dates. Colorado Utah region features June to September tourist rates with return to October. Pacific routes include Pueblo and Denver area prices, plus stops to Duluth, the Superiors, and Midwest resort circuits with pullman and chair car options.
Daily ticket sales in California run February 15 to June 15 at 26 dollars and 85 cents one way. Three Pullman sleeper trips operate weekly on Tuesdays Wednesdays and Fridays to major state points.
Ernest Matheny works in the Burlington Railroad freight department in Kansas City while Al Blair a former Sectalian speeds west from New Mexico on the Santa Fe dining car.
Advertisement seeks one hundred laborers to lay track for the M. K. T. railroad. Wages are $1.50 per day with transportation paid. Board costs 50 cents per day. Apply at the Superintendent's office in Sedalia Missouri.
A sequence of travel prices lists Portland, Tacoma, Seattle, Vancouver, Victoria at 27.85 dollars and Spokane, Pendleton, Walla Walla, Dayton, Lewiston, Pullman, Baker City, Ellensburg plus intermediates at 25.35 dollars. Salt Lake City, Ogden, Butte, Helena, Missoula on intermediates at 22.85 dollars. Livingston and Logan at 20.85 dollars. Billings and intermediates at 17.85 dollars.
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