Church Excursion to Pertle Springs
The Sunday school of the First M church will run a popular rate excursion train to Warrensburg on Friday June 2. The train departs Sedalia at about 8 30 a m and returns from Warrensburg around 6 30 p m.
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Newspaper
Sedalia Evening Sentinel
Location
Sedalia, Missouri, United States of America
Date
May 23, 1905
Page
3
The Sunday school of the First M church will run a popular rate excursion train to Warrensburg on Friday June 2. The train departs Sedalia at about 8 30 a m and returns from Warrensburg around 6 30 p m.
London May 23 Sir William Broadbent backs the theory that deficiency in food overwork in stuffy rooms and alcoholic excess drive consumption. He says expectoration spreads the disease most, urges public suppression of spitting, and supports sanatoria for the poor. Other speakers praise light air better feeding and note long term declines in death toll.
Catarrh treatment promoted as a summer cure by a practitioner who claims ten years of practice. Describes catarrh effects on nose throat stomach kidneys and lungs and argues treatment is a radical scientific cure with free advice and consultation.
Notice describes ironing edges with care and smoothing jagged edges. It mentions dampening the seam of a turn down collar before turning to prevent cracking. Goods called for and delivered promptly.
The notice offers a limited time rate of five dollars per month for catarrh treatment with no other complications, valid through the rest of May. It advises readers to take advantage quickly before the offer ends.
Dr Camp in Sedalia Missouri lists office at the southeast corner of Fifth and Lamine or 202 East Fifth Street. Office hours run from 9 a m to 9 p m with Sunday hours 9 to 12 a m.
Members of Queen City council No. 564 Knights and Ladies of Security held a bloomer social at the R. T. J. hall with over 250 attendees. Decorations featured cut flowers, each guest received a boutonniere, Brandt's orchestra played, and refreshments were served after a lively program and dance.
City council resolves to grade and pave part of Massachusetts Avenue in Sedalia Missouri with vitrified brick on concrete base. Widths from Main Street to Fifth Street forty feet and from Fifth Street to Broadway thirty feet, with intersections and alleys treated per plan. Public notice to run in Sedalia Weekly Sentinel and Sedalia Evening Sentinel. dated May 15 1905.
City engineers will grade and pave the Kentucky Avenue roadway from Main Street south to the alley between Osage and Vermont, excluding Second and Third Street intersections. The project runs 40 feet wide from Main Street to the alley and 30 feet wide from the alley to Vermont, using vitrified brick on concrete base per plans on file with the City Clerk.
City council resolutions authorize paving Third Street with vitrified brick from Osage to Park Avenues and require adjacent property owners on Quincy Ninth Saline and Osage to build sidewalks. Sidewalks may be brick stone or concrete with 30 day notice to contract and tax assessment if neglected. Passed May 15 1905 approved May 17 1905.
New York May 23. The city sees a rapid surge in vacation travel to mountain and shore resorts. Rail lines add extra trains and boats as transportation companies anticipate one of the busiest seasons in years with heavy transAtlantic bookings for June and July.
An advertising note urges buyers to keep yellow clothes bright with Red Cross Ball Blue. The 2 ounce package is sold by grocers for 6 cents.
Charles Hoffman and partners advertise the sale of beauti ful S and Vigoral Hearth flour likely targeting local shoppers with a period style deal.
Offer announces 4 and 5 room houses for sale on easy terms. Two are new in good locations. Includes small farms within four miles of the city. Customer urged to come in and see.
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