10 Aug 1905
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Newspaper
Moberly Evening Democrat
Location
Moberly, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Aug 10, 1905
Page
1
A Confederate veterans reunion attracted nearly a thousand people to Miller's Park. Veterans from nearby towns attended and shared a day filled with socializing and meals, making it a cordial and well attended event.
The notice describes low prices on wallpaper and food items at a local event featuring pies, beverages, and baked goods. Attendees include Comrade Muechs and other community members. a revolving pistol event and a drawing for a revolver are mentioned amid festive activities and music from old-time minstrels.
Reports indicate fever cases rising in New Orleans with authorities, including the governor away, while medical staff advise quarantine measures and vaccination-like precautions. Central downtown districts show activity as officials coordinate response and residents prepare for potential closures.
A garbled railroad notes list includes crew changes yard assignments and trips. It mentions Coach Cab and Gabowse, Condarter, Lewitt, Vossen, Culler, Frank Beatie, and several yard positions. An inspection trip over Withash Pittsburg is noted with President Detina.
A fragmented account describes a 27 year struggle with hay fever starting in August, mentioning home remedies and partial relief. The text lists various names, places, and local figures discussing treatment approaches and community observations without a clear single outcome.
A local Missouri item reports residents near Moberly urging road improvements and county wide road work to prevent future disrepair. It also covers library board officers and a note praising the library’s management under Mrs. Lee, with twins news and local opinion on a judge’s recent decision affecting soldiers’ homes.
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