The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1891-05-12

to secure them. To speak more en-
phatically to insure a
CONTINUED PROSPERITY
and an increased population
they are absolutely necessary.
Factories are not coming sour
way" fast enough and there is but
one way to remedy the evil and that
is with printers ink.
ADVERTISED!
And advertise big, get out more PAM
phlets, more illustrated catalogues,
insert lads" in eastern as well as in
home papers, let the capitalists and
manufacturers of New York, Chicago,
Boston and st. Louis know what a
grand opening there is here for invest
ments-for factories-refer them to
those who are now here and to the ad-
vances they have made, inform them
of the fact that We are willing to meet
them more than half way, that we
have faith enough in Sedalia and
worthy enterprises established here
to carry large portion of the stock,
and in case of an established business,
that we can raise, on short notice,
a sum sufficient to justify removal
from other locations to the Queen
City.
ADVERTISE -!
And keep on advertising. Advertise
Sc ALA. Advertise Pettis county
Advertise Missouri.
Let the inhabitants Of other states
the people of other countries know O
our grand climate, our bountiful har
vest. Tell them We have within radiu
of twenty-five miles, enough buried
treasures to pay the national debt 6
dozen times over, tell them of our Goa
banks, our zinc deposits, our leat
mines.
/ Ifthey are too timid to 20 dowI
into the earth after these treasures
intern them of the acres and acres O
FIRE CLAY
that q twelve inch stripping will ex
pose. Let them know Of tn
thousands of feet of sewer pipe tina
we are using, of the millions of vitris
fed brick We will require to continu'
the grand work Of street paving al
ready begun, show them this sample
of pressed brick, made from clay oh
tanned one mile west of Sedalia, an,
let them know that the Chicago ex
perts to whom the sample was submit
ted by the Commercial club pronoun
= ced it to be equal to any they ha
ever examined.
II 1t is high time that rare induce
ments like these be brought to tn
notice of the public, high tim
y they were taken advantage of so I'D
: = vertise and advertise again and again
Seed sown in this direction will nc
be lost harvest will be bountifu
II PUBLIC IMPROVEMENTS.
81 / would like to dwell at length O
public improvements, but have q
. ready consumed too much Of you
valuable time.
Every effort and aid should be 81
: tended to the city administration
helping them to carry out their plan
for establishing new streets and paw,
ments and extending the sewer sy
tenn.
i There is no need Disgusting the fac
8 that many Of our streets, after a bar
rain, would prove q disgrace to tn
smallest hamlet in the state, and th
sooner they are paved with brick o
block the better, not only for the city q
. large, but to persons owning abuttinI
, property.
1t is improvements of this descrip
ton that adds to the value of rea
estate that makes it saleable.
Mscadamized county roads ar,
needed as badly as paved streets and
the day is not far distant, / trust
when we will have them.
al ANOTHER THING
that we stand in need of is q cOnven-
ton hall with :, 900 seating capacity
A building of this description woul'
secure to US, permanently, both tn
democratic and republican state con
ventions.
Before concluding / wish to call
} attention to m after that will interes
every property owner in the city, an'
if given immediate attention by tn,