01 Aug 1906
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Newspaper
Moberly Evening Democrat
Location
Moberly, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Aug 01, 1906
Page
1
Contagious diseases reported in Moniely with three fever cases at homes on Mish avenue and West Coates. The local authorities plan sanitation steps and house improvements to curb spread as residents relocate temporarily.
A fragmented note records a social gathering described as an enjoyable evening. It mentions a summer context and distant or unclear details, with names and places largely obscured. The text preserves a fleeting sense of companionship and recollection without precise facts.
A chaotic dispatch recounts mutinous activity aboard Baltic ships near Cronstadt and Sveaborg, with reports of three battleships and a cruiser under a mysterious commander. Parallel news details a South Williams Street incident and a funeral service for Mrs. Witte, highlighting local grief and ongoing revival meetings led by Campbell.
A local arrest followed a theft charge after a canvass was stolen from WR. The prisoner, residing south of town, was brought before Judge Morris, costs were set, and the case proceeds. A separate deal involved sale of land on North William Street and Middle Grave, while other notices include livestock for sale and coal and wood supplies from regional providers.
George UH. Souis attempted a novel rite by sitting with his urns unshielded as the sun beat down on a porch. His arms blistered badly. since returning to Moberly he has suffered ongoing pain and cannot fish when the sun is out. Local references mention Bragg’s candy and a pharmacy in Harlan.
A group of popular local youths departs this morning for Harris Springs near Middle Grove to spend a week at cottages arranged by Spring wnd. They will dine at the hotel. Chaperoned by Miss Lulu Bawh Penie Martin and others, the party includes Mister and Mrs. Vivian Danley, Richard Doyle, Mary Wipe land of Salisbury, and Hattie Bayworthe.
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