25 Apr 1905
Page 1
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Newspaper
Moberly Evening Democrat
Location
Moberly, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Apr 25, 1905
Page
1
Resolution adopted at the Doctora Pasa meeting prohibits publishing doctors’ names in notices about births accidents and professional calls. Newspapers must omit names while still reporting events and provide all other news.
The MW Club was graciously entertained yesterday afternoon at Mrs. J. C. Fleming’s home on South Clark Street. Guests included prominent locals, and a charming program featured a game of ouchre with prizes won by Miss Miggiea O’Connell and Mrs. Whe Orkeale. A luncheon with chicken, potato chips, pickles, and cake followed, praised as one of the best yet.
The issue covers a funeral notice for Judge Phayer at home in Sioux City and a wealth of local items. It notes the Moberly Manufacturing Company deal, succession of corporate entities, and planned factory construction. Social events include church society activities, weddings, and community plans for a benefits game to support cemetery paving.
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