Sedalia offers scenic rail trips to Colorado and California
J W McClain P T A Sedalia Missouri promotes round trip telegraphic rates with a fast Kansas City departure at 6 pm. Colorado to San Francisco and back with return by October 31st. Liberal stopovers through Colorado Utah Nevada California. Includes Royal Gorge Tennessee Pass Eagle Canon Canon of the Grand and Gunnison Great Black Canon. Consider Colorado Midland route via Colorado Springs.
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Rockies
Royal Gorge
Tennessee Pass
Eagle Canon
Grand
Gunnison
Marshall Pass
Colorado Springs
Colorado Midland
Central Missouri
Travel Offer Covers Texas to Kansas and Northwest Regions
An outreach presents twice monthly departures on the 1st and 8th Tuesday to Texas Oklahoma the West North and Northwest with three week return limit and liberal stopovers. June 9 to 20 sale targets Kansas wheat country and all Oklahoma and Indian Territory points with fares for three on one ticket and two at half fare.
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Texas
Oklahoma
West
North
Northwest
Big Wheat
Kansas
Indian Territories
Indian Territory
Pan-American Exposition Round Trip Fare Notices
Round trips to Buffalo offered for the Pan-American Exposition at 24.90 dollars for ten days and 31.85 dollars for fifteen days, with a 38.30 dollar option available until October 31.
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Buffalo
Katy Tickets and Through Sleeper Services Expanded
Katy announces through sleeper trains between St Louis and Mexico City via the flyer, with a Pullman conductor on board. Nos 8 and 4 run through between St Louis and Waco, highlighting routes to Beaumont and oil fields. Homeseekers tickets offered monthly. special round trips during summer for conventions. Sunday excursions also advertised with Sedalia to Estill options.
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Katy
St. Louis
Mexico
Arizona
California
City of Mexico
Waco
Sedalia
Ladue
Estill
ARFANGTON Ice Cream Soda Stop
A local ARFANGTON shop advertises ice cream soda offerings with a focus on classic flavors and summer specials. The brief notice highlights stand out treats and a family friendly atmosphere.
Switchman Ed Osmer Dies by Own Action in St Louis
Despondent over racing losses Ed E Osmer a Missouri Pacific switchman in St Louis killed himself with carbolic acid. He left a note to his wife and child on his first wife's grave at St Matthews cemetery explaining his suffering and insurance plans. Funeral rites will follow his wishes as stated in the letter.
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Ed Osmer
Missouri Pacific
St. Louis
Sedalia
The
Globe-Democrat
Edmund E. Osmer
St. Matthew's Cemetery
St. Matthew’s Cemetery
Papa
William Harrison
R. Lamont
William Kent
Jack Welsh
Free Week Long Medical Offer by Red Cross Association
The Red Cross Medical Association offers one week of free examination advice treatment and medicines for lung and catarrhal diseases. Services include sprays compressed ozone apparatus and middle ear treatment at rooms 311 313 Ligenfritz building corner Third and Ohio streets from 9 am to 8 pm daily and Sundays 10 am to 12 pm. The offer begins Monday morning June 24 and runs for one week.
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Red Cross Medical Association
Ligenfritz Building
Third and
Ohio Streets
Woman Sues Railroad Over Husband Death
The $5,000 damage suit of Josie Helm against Missouri Pacific for her husband Martin Helm’s death in a December 1899 switch engine accident went to the jury yesterday afternoon after jurors overheard a sleeper.
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Josie Helm
Missouri Pacific Railroad
Martin Helm
Second trial set in Helm damages case after December ruling
The suit's second trial date is expected today. Mrs. Helm won damages from the road last December, but Judge Elijah Robinson granted a new trial on a subsequent affidavit. W B Cline swore he saw a juror asleep during examination, prompting deputy Gattrell to awaken him with water.
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W. B. Cline
Gattrell
Kansas City
Preparations for the Fourth Parade Accelerates Citywide Effort
Merchants urged to prepare trades display floats for the Fourth of July parade. Several have signaled intent to participate, with Sunday school participation expected again. Laundries with handsome wagons may trim and join, as committees press toward the biggest local celebration yet. Railway service committee named J. W. McClain, E. E. Codding, and J. M. Cannon.
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Woods
J. W. McClain
E. E. Codding
J. M. Cannon
Mayor Crawford in gradual decline says attending doctor
Dr. Be C Evans reported Mayor S K Crawford is gradually failing with unfavorable prospects for recovery, though not a hopeless case.
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BE. C. Evans
S. K. Crawford
Picnic Near Lamonte At C W Waybrights Grove
A pleasant and successful picnic was held Saturday in C W Waybright s grove three miles south of Lamonte.
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C. W. Waybright
Lamonte
Popular traveling man visits Sedalia after 34 years
Fred Langenkamp of the Giesecke D'Oench-Hayes Shoe Co. of St. Louis spends Sunday in the city. He arrived Saturday from a successful trip over the narrow gauge. Langenkamp has served the territory for thirty-four years and is the oldest in point of service who comes to Sedalia.
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Mr. Langenkamp
Sedalia
Tuck Cigar Sale Sets Sedalia Record
R C Combs of Han nibal Missouri representing Holmes Dakin Cigar Co sold 11600 Tuck cigars in Sedalia last month. The shipments were distributed to sixty two outlets across the city, marking the largest single sale of any cigar in the market.
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Sedalia
R. C. Combs
Combs
Holmes-Dakin Cigar Company
Hannibal
Mr. Combs
Big Cattle Sales Auction Slated at Bunceton
Col. W. L. Harriman the renowned auctioneer of Bunceton will preside over a large cattle sale event. Local farmers and ranchers are invited to participate as buyers and sellers expect strong bidding and steady prices.
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Col. W. L. Harriman
Bunceton
Blooded cattle sales set for Prairie Home farm dates
Advertises two auctions at C. E. Menefee's Prairie Home farm on August 10 and October 19 featuring high quality bovines. The notices call for attendance by buyers and breeders, listing locations and event days.
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C. E. Menefee
Prairie Home Farm
Missouri Pacific reorganizes freight leadership at Kansas City
Railroad circles rumor a shift in Missouri Pacific leadership with a new general freight agent to be based in Kansas City. E H Calef, the local commercial agent, is said to be slated for the post but no confirmation was obtained.
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Missouri Pacific
Kansas City
E. H. Calef
Door Found Open At Hoffman Grocery
Officer Leftwich found the Chas. Hoffman grocery on East Kifth street open on Friday night. It was later deemed a mistake by an employee.
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Leftwich
Chas. Hoffman
East Kifth Street
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