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Newspaper
Sedalia Evening Sentinel
Location
Sedalia, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Sep 08, 1903
Page
5
Numerous residents make trips for business and pleasure from Missouri towns to Kansas City St Louis and Denver. Travelers include M H Morris and family to Colorado and Utah Miss Tracy Berry to St Louis and many others visiting relatives and attending events across the region.
Daily sale of excursion tickets to Colorado and Utah resorts at about half rates. Return limits apply all summer.
Mrs. Davis aged 66 died at her son Frank Davis’s home, 1119 South Lamine Street, from consumption. Funeral 2 p.m. Wednesday with Rev. J B Fuller officiating. Pallbearers include Capt. T C Holland, E M Shields, Chas Leftwich, T T Gray, Dr J N Ferguson, Thomas Little. Surviving children: T J and W L Davis of Lawton Oklahoma, Sidney of Kansas City, R W and Emma of Sedalia, Mrs. Kelly Forgin and George W. Tillman of Springfield. brother and sister also present.
Partholomew S. Jackson appeared with a battered head after resisting an officer. He was found guilty of assault on Otto Berg and fined 10 dollars plus costs, and fined 25 dollars plus costs for resisting an officer, with an appeal to the circuit court. Allen Sprague burglarized R C Dolph store on West Main Street and was held for the circuit court in default of a 1000 dollar bond. Harry Simpson pleaded not guilty to an assault on Barrett and his case was continued to Tuesday morning.
A typographical error listed Sweet Springs water at 1.75 per case in Sunday's paper. the regular price charged by Arlington Pharmacy agents is 1.50 per case.
Judge W. T. Holland of Greensburg Louisiana testifies he suffered indigestion for two years losing sleep after meals. He says Kodol Dyspepsia Cure cured him entirely and his sleep became refreshing with perfect digestion. Sold by W. E. Bard Drug Co.
A public notice advertises seasonal trips to Atlantic City via Lehigh Valley Railroad on the Great Double Track Scenic Highway. It invites readers to request a booklet by sending a 2 cent stamp to the General Passenger Department of the Lehigh Valley Railroad in New York.
President Roosevelt hails Yellowstone as an unparalleled wonderland preserving scenery and wildlife. The Union Pacific line offers easy access with scenic stage rides from Monida via Concord Coaches. Low June to August rates advertised by H G Kaill in Kansas City for travel information.
The first and third Tuesdays of each month offer visits at about half rates to view the west and northwest crop yields and assist buyers in securing a home in the rapidly developing region.
Daily round trip tickets to Minnesota resorts at half rates accompany a call for a list of boarding houses and hotels. Describe your trip to the reader as Burlington Lines advertise west and northwest routes with agents in St. Louis.
On the second day of circuit court a large portion of the session addressed issues of mismated couples and the following separations were granted Emma Allen vs J E Allen Mary Paxton vs George Paxton William B Russell vs Laura Russell Anna Lyons vs John A Lyons Mary E Baer vs Daniel Baer Mary S Niblack vs Samuel M Niblack.
Graeme Hunter reports his wife in Scotland plans a challenge for the America’s Cup. The Clyde yachtswoman, a member of the Clyde club, has saved £20 000 for the venture and will skipper with an amateur crew if a boat is built by Messrs. Deny of Clyde.
The Southwest Missouri Conference of the M. E. church south will convene at the Fifth Street M. E. church at 8 o clock tonight. The meeting will last three days and over two hundred visitors are expected to be here.
The county court found Mrs. Bertha Kiesling insane and ordered her sent to the Nevada insane asylum. The Thatcher's Ford bridge repair contract was awarded to A. J. Maltsburger. Read what the Sentinel advertisers offer patrons.
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