Local nuptials and town news from Moberly area
The marriage of GW Brown of Madison and Nina Henstreet of Moberly was celebrated at the Florence Hotel with a simple ceremony. The couple planned to reside near Madison after their small wedding, and a telegram from New Brunswick reports factory activity resuming in Milltown after the Rubber Trust dispute. A Reed of health notes touts Harper Whiskey, and local notices mention property moves and farm sales as well as regional business updates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moberly
GW. Brown
Madison
Nise Niwa Henatreet
Moar Hithday
Florence Hotel
Leider
Mateleeny
Huntsville
New Brunswell
Milton Hubber Co
Milltown
Rubber Trust
Mayers Rubber
Irawas
Rubbber Trust
Tun
Ron Y
Rain delay prompts Cairo rally plan for Bryan Stevengan club
Readers hear call for a large rally at Moberly with every township represented by a Bryan and Stevengan Club amid concerns of a looming water famine. The report notes infant illness, family travels, scarce stock bags, and a royal wedding at Hitler W M Featherston residence with Frank DeGarmo and Gracie Swallow uniting in marriage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moberly
Bryan and Stevengan
Hitler W.M. Featherston
Rollins Street
Frank DeGarmo
Gracie Swallow
Hider Featherstone
In Ireland Rife Rumor of Public Figures
Text notes circulating tales in Ireland claiming DeWalt is Chris Stewart Parnell and Kruger is a British disguise. Mentions yellow fever in Havana with thirty four deaths and twenty new cases through August 26. Ends with a local ad for Dingle Bros. grocery urging coal orders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ireland
DeWalt
Chris
Stewart Parnell
Kruger
South Africa
Hoy Lishman
Havana
Dingle Bros
Rollins Street
Adddim Dincta Bros
Battle near Ho-So-Wee pits Boxers and Chinese troops
Advices from Shanghai report a major clash at Ho-So-Wee on the Poi Ho river about 10 miles north of Yange Tsung on the road to Pekin. Chinese forces were driven from the position into Chi-fi province after heavy losses. Prince Puan is among the slain. A multinational force including German Japanese and Russian troops took part.
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Shanghai
Ching
Asmus
Ho-So-Wee
Poi Ho
Ubout
Yange Tsung
Pekin
Perkin Res
Bussa
Ticy Hold
Chi-fi
Puan
Che-Poo
Imperial Palace
Local Emoria Adverts Boosted by Patent Remedy Claims
A crowd of dubious medical testimonials tout Chamberlainn Cholera and Diarrhoon Remedy as cure all from Emporia to Kansas. An apparent neighbor’s success is cited, with Dr Burles and local drugstores promoting the product. Also listed are sales for baby care items, oillike tonics, and household goods at the Bake and Ragsdalh store in Reed Street area. Public notices include a dwelling sale at 550 North Fourth Street and homeopath Dr Kelly at 4134 Reed Street with phone contact.
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Got & Bobttla
Chambarlain
Tov. A. A. Power
Emporia
Kansas
Novors
Valtos
Burles
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Vooluck
Ow, Brown
Miss Nina Heenstree
Mr. Brown
Missouri
Aesso
DirMedhar
Mesa. Brown
Jo HI. Doak
Hams
Oro
Burke
Warey Scott
West Rolling Street
Wy Kosten
Wellsville
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Tier
Wilk
Nichols Place
West Road Street
Terrill
Hxquallo, Minn
Harper
Sackiwpl
Moberly, Mo
Lished
Henry Levy & Co’s
Garry
Henry Levy & CO
Cairo
Vortor
Jed Patton
Macon
Luthar Gooding
Moreanon
Wanny
Monroe County
Randolph County
Diemounat
Mrs. DeGarmo
Sabowrand
Effnent Prenehy Tyortiatedsgpist
West Reed Straet
Dalf
Dr. Kelly
Reed Street
Foley
Wallon
Mouloen
Otley Py
Bera
Cliven
Uit Street
New York
THE
Cash
Alta
Goude
Dr. Goode
Dr. Goodela
da. Goode
de. Goonn
da. Coop
Gonnr
Mangus Bros
Reed St
Edison
Meidison
National Phonograph CO
Fifth Ave
B.S. C
Bowers’ Trade
Palace
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