Farmers miss low rate loans while fairs draw crowds in Paris
The letter notes water works bonds in Paris at par only if three percent and questions why farm loans cannot match that rate. It mentions Tit Atato Mail opening at Sadalia September 9 for five days, steel strike impacts, and hopes for a creditable fair exhibition with a one fare railroad rate. Community critique urges action over fear and favoritism to outsiders.
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Paris
Sadalia
Alate
Rippey
Shakespearean Club Entertains Husbands at Martin's Grove
The Shakespearean Club members hosted a supper at Martin's Grove south of town for their husbands and a few friends. The plonicora departed Moberly at 4:80 and returns around Qo'slock tonight. Attendees included G. A. Robinson and wife, May and wife, M. J. Carter and wife, I. J. Pattin and wife, Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Tufts, Mr. and Mrs. T. J. Kimbrough, Mr. and Mrs. Chas Branch, W. L. B. Stewart and wife, Mr. and Mrs. G. Richardson, and Misses Mary Wight, Lottie Richardson, Elia Clarkson, and Chas. Diggs Jr.
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Shakaspearian Club
Martin's Grove
Plonicora
Moberly
Qo'slock
G. A. Robinson
Id May
M.J. Carter
I. J. Pattin
Wm. Tufts
T. J. Kimbrough
Chas, Branch
W. LB. Stewart
G. Richardson
Mary Wight
Lottie Richardson
Elia Clarkson
Chas. Diggs, Jr
Sand-bagged man robbed near Higbee in late night incident
Tom Williams of Higbee was assaulted by two thieves on the railroad track near Higbee after seeking work in Elliott. They looted two dollars and escaped. The note warns of malaria remedies and refunds at druggists, mentioning quinia and fever cures.
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Tom Williams
Higbee
Elliott
Yellow Clothes Must Stay White with Red Cross Ball Blue
Advertises Red Cross Ball Blue to keep whites bright and unyellow, claimed genuine product sold by grocers across Sata.
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Sata
Windy City report cites Missouri retailer on crop outlook
A Democratic letter from Grigg Bros. of Price’s Branch Missouri transcribes an interview with Richard Martin of Little Dial Clothing Co Moberly Missouri noting limited rainfall since April and improved corn prospects after recent rains. Stock-raisers fear losses but foresee higher cattle prices with better fodder.
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Chicago
Titulo Dick
Windy City
Richard Martin
The
Little Dial
Clothing Co
Mober
Woman Pleads Guilty to Disturbing the Peace
Rubecca Williams, colored, appeared before Judge Procter this morning on a charge of disturbing the peace on West Burkhart street last night. She pled guilty and paid 2.50 plus costs to the city treasury.
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Rubecca Williams
Procter
Answard
West Burkhart Street
Schley to Retire From Active Naval List
Washington announces upcoming retirements and promotions in the Navy Department. Rear Admiral Schley will retire from the active list October 10, and Captains Wildes and Henry Glass will be promoted to Rear Admiral.
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Washington, D.C
United States
Navy Department
Schley
Wildes
Henry Glass
Red Gross Ball Blue keeps clothes white as snow
Sota grocery note urges buyers to use Red Gross Ball Blue in large 24 packages to preserve whiteness and prevent clothes from spoiling.
Funeral Notice for Middle Grove Resident
Win Blaker died at his home two miles south of Middle Grove this morning after a several months illness. He lived near the Grove for 18 to 20 years and was regarded as a prosperous, highly respected gentleman. The funeral will be held at the Grove tomorrow afternoon.
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Win, Blaker
Middle Grove
the Grove
Fell Off His Engine In Macon Fireman Hurt
Fireman James McCurry of engine 677 fell from his engine at Macon this morning while a hover ing coal was handled. He sustained numerous bruises to his right leg and was brought to the hospital for treatment, with recovery expected to take some time.
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James McCurry
Macon
Simple Eye Test Ad From Early 20th Century
An OCR fragment describes a two eye test notice regarding distance reading at 16 inches. It mentions a Dr W Burke and Mast Side Drug Store offering free tests and lowered prices for the next 30 days. The readable text references travel or shopping context and includes garbled words and ad-like lines.
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Hk. W. Burke
Mast Side
Hall
Local News Briefs From Moberly and Nearby
Local items report illnesses of Mrs. J. L. Howell and Miss Leah Tritoh. Various travel, visits, and business showings include Dr. Baskett’s return from Boonville, and visits by Mr. Myora from St Louis and Sam Frame to Kniss City. Community events cover a Randolph Springs picnic, church services, and a Moberly Poultry Association discussion for a December show.
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White Sohoel House
Lusk
Arriamaart Ida Co Membora
Landelph County Poultry Association
Surprise Housewarming At Barclay Home On Weat Reed Street
The Barclay family hosts a late evening house warming after a surprise visit by the Ladies Auxiliary to the order, with husbands joining in. Neighbors and relatives gathered for music and refreshments as Mrs Barclay learns of the party while visiting a sick neighbor. The note ends with well wishes for the family in their new home.
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G. OC. Barclay
Weat Reed Street
B. of Tu
Order
Barelay
Probate notice for William Quayle estate in Missouri
The probate court of Rutherford county Missouri on August 2 granted letters testamentary to Mary Quay, executrix, for the estate of William Quayle. Creditors must file claims within one year to receive payment. those who fail to exhibit will be barred within two years from the date of the letters.
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Notleo
Win
Quayle
Rundeph County
Missouri
Lottern
QUAY
Hxocutrix
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