18 Aug 1904
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Newspaper
Moberly Evening Democrat
Location
Moberly, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Aug 18, 1904
Page
1
The funeral for Miss Anna Neil non was held at 4 PM at the Presby Geriart Church with Rev Wey conducting. Attendees recalled her bright character and devotion to family as the cortège then moved to Oakland for burial amid mournful tributes from relatives and friends.
A local shop promotes affordable framing with attractive line of new frames and low prices. Customers are invited to frame their pictures with quality work at budget-friendly rates.
The rough weekly meeting of the Moberly Commercial Club discusses Moberly Day observance and the Louisiana Purchase exposition. Resolutions call for suspending business and ensuring broad participation in exercises, with emphasis on advancing the fair’s civic support.
Victims include Mrs Watson with rings missing. Dr Jones Watson, held on murder charges, allegedly linked to a bridge sighting and a package deposit before the death near Salt River. Police, witnesses, and city officials discuss the case as investigations and related committees unfold.
Reports state the Wave marlingori at Port Arthur has signaled surrender though blocked by orders from British and Russian officials. Soviet and British authorities dispute terms as combatants may be allowed to depart, while British fleets threaten to fire on interfering ships. A second item notes local officials and trustees managing salaries and a Farmers Mutual Disanars Company meeting in Randolph County with leaders urged to attend.
The piece discusses a forthcoming competition open to multiple states, with Kansas residents urged to enter. It notes local officials and health figures like K. A. McAlester of Missouri and mentions plans to relocate church facilities and build a new brick structure.
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