Cadagrin Benefit Ball Draws Small Crowd
The Cadagrin benefit ball game drew about 180 spectators after poor advertising and a weak turnout. Ed Willett, Bob Housley, J. dT, Plackmeyer and Al Delrites sold over 16 dollars in tickets, while Abe Soh and Mr. Miller aided with donations. Cadagrin’s team won 8 to 6, the event’s featured moment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
She Caine
Ed Willett
Bob Housley
J. Dt
Plackmeyer
AL Delrites
Mr. Miller
Wall Paper and local baseball dispute noted in press
The piece reports on wallpaper stock expansion with twenty new patterns and ongoing low prices, plus a social sketch of a baseball controversy stirred by newspaper chatter. It mentions Kendler’s indicator work and critique of advertising, remarks on attendance at a ball game, a horse show, and social events, including Dr. Maller moving his office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kendler
Speculors
Messrs
Willet
Housley
Plackimeyer
Ube
World Tour Fundraiser Night Delights Local Ladies
The Fourth Street MW church group hosted a charity event titled a trip around the world. Guests visited rooms representing foreign nations with themed foods and decor, raising about 100 dollars. Uncle Sam centerpiece drew praise for its artistic display.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. K. Ta
Ohurel
Green
Uncle Sam
Violence on Court Leads to Fines for Three Men
Geo Watts and Mugen and Oliver, described as colored men, faced the heat of the sun and an incident that culminated in their arrest and a fine of 1ll costs each for fighting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geo
Watts and
Mugen
Oliver
Tneder
Bluntsville Courtroom Teaches Settlement Offers and Arrests
Prosecuting Attorney LW Wirht and Constable Abert Mleming in Bluntsville on business comment the three prisoners Cres s Matbe Perkins and Joli charged tl jus suit. Sande and father express willingness to settle fines. Cheyewill likely released. A young girl sustained injuries on South Mowsth street when her wheel wagon slipped. She was carried home and treated. condition improving. Various local names and activities noted, including visitors to Springfield.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
LW. Wirht
Abert Mleming
Cress Matbe Perkins
Joli
Sande
Father
Slame
Cheyewill
Fente Chstawit
Claude Custawa
Compliments Mobbery Visitor Praises Moberly Growth
J M Wilcosinson of C ton Missouri spent today in the city with J H Haibcaele of the Bank of Moberly. He praised Moberly’s substantial growth and shared fishing stories from a lakes trip. The note includes a Plorodora Lonighte curtain event until 1 o'clock for patrons from Marcon and Salisbury. Miss Ndythe Doss returned from Moristell after a two week visit with Mrs W xa Vaaker in West Reed Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. M. Wilcosinson
Cton
Une
J. HH
Haibcaele
Bank of Moberly
Mober
Meverly
Maine
Marcon
Salisbury
Burton Kirkpatrick Dies Near Town Gardener and Huckster
Burton Kirkpatrick, a respected resident three miles northeast of town, died last night at about ten. He lived a long life of about sixty years and was known as a gardener and huckster. He leaves a wife and a daughter, Mrs. John Hall. Funeral services were held this afternoon at Sugar Creek church, with interment at the family plot. Read the Daily Demo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tufloon Kirkpatrick
Mr. Kirkpatrick
John Hall
Sugar Creek Church
Petee
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Micklin & Piste
CG. A. St. John
Stormach
C. A
Dertha
Wichard Wyoyhand
W. D. Dindey
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Wayhind
Dabor
Sollia
Maereraagil
Medatia
Arender Obig
Tor Nietry
Kappeyoatd
CS Pineda
Goreen
Maller
Costeas Path
Als
MG Reed Street
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Teip
Tad
Auntsville
E. B.zeigher
Berger
Moberly
New York
Isidor Levy
Henry Levy & Company
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Henry Levy
Henry Levy & Co
Tomi
Hun
A.W
Gihe
Ab Reniek
Moagie Vatler
Towers
Mekhk Vila Koieht
Springfield
Thorne & Key
Chean
Burton Kirkpatrick
Bowers’ Trade Palace
Axminsters Velvets
Axminster
Brussels
Ingrain Carpets
Curtin
Hope Portiers
Aney Seoteh
Madras
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