Editors on Colorado trip spot honeymoon on board train
The Missouri Press Association tour to Colorado featured editor John Knott and a well observed couple rumored to be newlyweds. A women’s committee questioned the pair, discovering their two year old honeymoon while readers noted the affectionate behavior of many couples aboard the Pullman car in Pueblo.
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Missouri Press Association
Marshall Index
Colorado
John Knott
Old Guard
Thay
Brida
Pueblo
Gob White
Mrs. White
W. D. Thomas
Centralia Fair
A.C. Dingle
Crough & Sons
Indiana
J. S. Hackley
Sedalia
Centralia
Albert Allison
Imarons
Contralia
Massrs
Dingle and
Hackley
Feto
August Sale Promises Low Prices on Dry Goods
The advertisement touts table linens napkins towels white bed spreads and wool dress goods with a large July and August sale. It emphasizes enormous stock and the lowest prices for the biggest August on record.
I B Forney Dry Goods and a Comic Carload of Brides
An odd passage mocks a railroad commissioner and recalls a rumor about a carload of brides and grooms. The fragment questions truth and imagines a flyer praising Dr King’s New Life Pills, touting health benefits and urging readers to buy them at local shops.
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Hera
Dr. King
New Life
RicCanne
Burke
Trunk mystery ends in mistaken chase across the nation
Mrs Shirmer traced her runaway husband from San Francisco to St Louis and Moberly by a trunk number. She followed leads, found the trunk with a stranger, explained the error, then returned to St Louis to report the tale to a policeman. Also noted is a medical ad for Buel l en's Arica Salve.
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St. Louis
Shirmer
San Francisco
Moberly
Famille Smueth
Post
Far West
Mnion
Bac
Mangus Physician and Surgeon at Read Street Office
C W Mangus, physician and surgeon, treats chronic diseases in males and females. He offers 24 hour call service. Office at 501 Read St with telephone 187, residence 541 Risk Are telephone 101.
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Reed Street
Over
Taylor’s
Moberly
Tmissours
Signals Triumph in Lone 7 0 Victory at Randolph Springs
Moberly Signals defeated Alton Blues 7 to 0 in a fast game. Hill struck out five and held Herr to three. Murray and Schilling led with two hits each. Carr robbed Alton of drives and Wilcox improved defense. Next Sunday the Signals face Chillicothe Athletics at Randolph Springs.
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Moberly
Bareto
Alton Blues
Randolph Springs
Iddie Herr
Illinois Boys
Hill
Chas. Schlemm
Murray
Schilling
Herr
Joe Harry Davis
Carr
Alton
Flrat
Leslie Wilcox
Altona
Leslie
Sheridan
Cadigan
Tom
Chillicothe Athletics
Randol H Springs
Colts
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Young
Robinson
Reed St
Oxfords
Henry Levy & Co
I. B. Forney
A.ig Orn
I. A. Gulledge
Verbena
Ala
Buellen
Mac Canne’s
Quike’s
C. W. Mangus
Ilinois
D. F. Carpenter the Jeweler
John P. Beath
B. L. Good
Aid Sian
Zoe Yd
Asc
Soc
Bsc
Royal Worcester
Bowers
Drade Palace
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