Cameron Son Sold to Leech and Philips In Early Transition
The Cameron son heads to Leech and Philips who assume charge immediately and run the Democratic paper. The Missouri Mexican War Veterans reunion is set for Columbia in September inviting all veterans. A public hitching lot sign is urged to guide country farmers. Community debate covers Sedalia fair ads, Joplin coverage, and political maneuvering involving Aikens Kerens Wallace and W H Wallace with predictions of a tough fall for the party.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cameron
Leech and Philips
Mexican War Veterans Association of Missouri
Columbia
Sedalia
Sunday School Picnic Near Moberly Draws Big Crowd
The Fourth Street M E church held a Sunday School picnic at Yeager's Grove two miles southeast of Moberly. Over 100 scholars attended a day of games, swings, croquet and a large basket dinner. Attendees departed in wagonettes, surreys and drags as evening approached.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yeager’s Grove
Moberly
Fourth Street
M. E
Sizzle and soda water touted as year round refreshment
The article extols soda water as a cool healthful drink for all seasons. It highlights gas as a stomach tonic and nerve calmer, praises syrup flavors, and notes the shop offers the latest drinks in stylish service plus a new cream.
Threshing accident and community notes from region
Local items report visits by Mrs. Frank Newton and Mrs. Alex Bennett, farm activity, hay and wheat yields, a large Ash store fire to be rebuilt, church construction near Felps and meetings at Gaird Union and Walon. Roy Campbell buys a buggy. threshing machinery falls from a bridge injuring T. P. Schooler and Pearl Lamb.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prank Ash
Ash
Felps
Gaird
Anderson
Moberly
Cargon
Wayette
Roy Campbell
Roy
Walon
Pleasant View
Hickory Grove
Maud McMahill
See Wirt
Lena McMahill
Howard
Pearl Merguson
Macedonia
Joe Baxter Davis
Messrs. Davis
Eastwood
James Owings
Mobarly
Geo. Oldham
Pay Car Saturday to Visit City for Merchants Busy Afternoon
Official notices say the pay car will make its regular monthly appearance in the city Saturday afternoon at 3 30. Merchants can expect a busy day as the event arrives.
Lafayette County Mob Lynches Two Suspects in Jail
At 2 o clock this morning a mob of 150 men freed Charles Salyers and Harry Gates from the Lexington jail and lynched them after confessions linked Gates to the Johnson murder. George W. Johnson, a wealthy Lafayette county farmer, was killed by thieves near Myrick as he investigated an alarm. Johnson left an estate of about 150000 dollars and was active in cattle raising.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Salyers
Harry Gates
Lexington
George ‘Johnson
Lafayette County
Salyers
Johnson
George W. Johnson
Myrick
Bids for Coal for Moberly School District
Notice invites sealed bids to supply screened coal for the next year in Moberly Missouri. Bids due noon August 20 1902 with weighing and designated weighing place. rights to reject bids reserved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cairo
Lou Harpster
Albert Capp
J. C. Green
Myrtle Jeffries
Chas, Penn
Patton E Edings
Lena Green
Lula Penn
Geo. A. Young
J. W. Boatman
Maserty
Motherlyree Public Library
Copvey
B. Rubey Yp
Moberly Free Public Library
Moberly
Warren
Seo
Salisbury
Aller
Negre. Chas
Bingk
Crawford
Salisabury
Black
Also Mentioned on This Page
Ciety
Buathorn
Emograt
Ty Joplin Globe
Joplin
Missouri
Aikens
Kerens
W. H. Wallace
Callaway County
St. Louis Republic
Mr. Wallace
Kingdom of Heaven
W. J. Stone
Waas
Henry Levy
Jadies
West Oxfords
West
Slonials
Steel
Pais Children
Oxfords
Oxford
Vici Kid
Seen West
Ay Suse
Democratic Party
Messrs. Clark
DeArmond
Picolc
Johnson Bros
East Cairo
Frank Newton
Kentucky
John Stigall
Jennie Dodson
John Gooding
John McDonald
Ohio
OC. D. Campbell
Alex Bennett
Thos. Wright
Madigan
Wm Rutherford
Colorado Springs
Colo
Kate Rais
Babe
Dawson
Oklahoma
Mrs. Lichtenthaler
Milton
L. T. Steeley
Hamilton
Jacksonville
W. D. Halliburton
Forrest Seminary
Schooler and
Fuller Brothers
Chariton County
T. P. Schooler
Pearl Lamb
Lapayette County
Lexingington
Ogeney & CO
Poledo
BF. d. Gheney
Inet
James Wholesale Drugeists
Kinman & MM
Win
Pragele
Toledo
Hall
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