30 Aug 1901
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Newspaper
Moberly Evening Democrat
Location
Moberly, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Aug 30, 1901
Page
1
The theater presents Prince Ramiro a high class musical farce comedy with a select company of actors at Hogarty's tomorrow night. Seats 25 35 and 50 cents with Mangus Bros drug store selling tickets. popular prices and a lively urban tone per the Saint Louis era.
Oysters planted in spring will, after four dormant months, awaken September 2 as oyster commissioners signal boats to start work on beds along the Delaware and Maurice River. Dredging will be watched for shifts in quality. prices are expected to match last year’s around 7.50 to 8.50 per 1000.
Geo D Williams of Manchester Michigan praises Electric Bitters after two bottles restore his wife’s ability to turn in bed and perform daily tasks. The tonic is touted as a remedy for female diseases and a range of ailments from nervousness to headaches with a cure guaranteed for 50 cents at Dr Burt’s East Side Drugs.
The Christian church social at Wm Maynard's South Clark Street residence last night drew free patronage. While other attractions reduced attendance, profits met expectations. Young people served cream and tables were tastefully decorated with cub flowers as the lawn glowed with many Japanese lanterns.
The largest stock of fall woolens in the city is at H. W. Thomas 209 North Williams street. Suits priced at 18 dollars.
Phil Ganz buys Macon Republican and Macon Citizen papers, ending the Citizen. The Macon Times and Ben White’s paper are absorbed by the same buyer, becoming Democrat with J. J. Heifoer as editor. Macon journalism moves to a common sense basis and readers are urged to support. Finnigan’s Ball at Hegarty’s drew a good crowd and received strong applause for its lively performances.
Notice states all parties with claims against the city must file them within thirty days. Signed by Bo Jacopy, Chairman, Commission on Accounts.
Mrs Nelson denies the claim that women were created from man’s rib and criticizes the belief as a misleading impression. The piece questions gender origin myths and argues for equality in interpretation.
In a night incident near Moberly the Macon county sheriff Gilstrap was involved with two white men described as Tipgro and Whites. Gilstrap was found not a fugitive this morning and remains in precarious condition after the mining site event.
The Chicago Tribune Ocean notes France has begun sending an ultimatum to the Sultan and expects a prolonged dispute. The Sultan dismisses the ultimatum as a mere dun and refuses to treat it as a holy issue, signaling ongoing tensions in the controversy.
Consumers are urged to keep whites bright with Red Cross Ball Blue, a genuine product sold by LAN grocers.
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