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Newspaper
Moberly Evening Democrat
Location
Moberly, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Dec 06, 1922
Page
4
Fragmented report from Mobery Democrat describes a post office matter and a second clash involving managers See Lowell Kooley and others. The garbled text lists names Lowell Kooley and a Mobery location with potential postal notices and business notes.
Auditions for long term lease underway with Wabash of Missouri Kansas and backers from Moberly and Hannibal. Democrat notes previous delay due to Inaucers condition and predicts early consolidation. The move would boost passenger service between Moberly and Hannibal, aiding local merchants and daily travel.
Fragmentary OCR describes demolitions of woodwork and sheds as crews clear a building site. Nearby residents report bundles of felled timber and a makeshift sale setup amid ongoing labor, with questions about local impact and costs.
A fragmented notice urges holders of war savings certificates to visit the post office now to fill preliminary blanks before Christmas. Delays may cost interest and money, with advice to act on personal accounts to avoid delay.
Mrs J J Shiveve will be a guest at a Kansas City society wedding this Saturday evening. C N Norman and Miss Elsie Frisbie are the bride and groom, with Rev Shreve assisting in the ceremony. Frisbie, a noted singer, performs on radio and the Norman family hosts the eastward reception at the Country Club district.
Grattan's Repair Shop offers lyunk and Yale keys, stove repair parts, lawn mowers, shears, knives, grinding and various repair work. Located on North Ault Street, the ad markets rapid service and a broad range of household tool repairs.
Mrs. Alonzo Ford of Biloxi recounts years of nervous indigestion and constipation. She credits Thedford’s Black-Draught liver medicine for easing pain and restoring color after regular small postmeal doses. She also notes guiding her mother to use it and plans to keep it at home.
A fragmentary report notes attempts to revise theories of intensive heat at great depths. It mentions Dr. G J Van Orstraud and colleagues, citing depths around 7,500 feet and evidence from deep wells as they pursue further investigations.
An elephant in a London zoological garden refused to enter new steps and later resisted leaving the pen. After failed efforts to coerce her, handlers sent for a tiger trainer who calmed her with soothing words in his native tongue. The scene drew crowds as operations continued to manage the animal.
A Verdun memorial garden honors 68 American WWII and WWI service members with inscribed stones in place of a traditional shaft. Designed by M Alexandre Marcel, the garden places each fallen servicemember in a dedicated site, either by interred remains or name on the honor roll as available.
An old advertisement promotes Texas Wonder kidney and bladder remedy for kidney and bladder irregularities. It urges readers to obtain from druggists at 1.25 and includes a Saint Louis contact. The page also contains unrelated municipal notices about cleaning streets and rubbish removal issued by city authorities.
In December reports detail alleged Mason activities linked to criminal threats and forced openers. Aimed at neighbors and officials, the incident drew attention to the group’s alleged coercive actions and condemned rhetoric.
Real estate firm GEO W SPARKS REALTY GO advertises a 40.4 acre parcel and a 2.120 acre farm for exchange. Contact details appear in the notice, indicating an early property trade opportunity.
Fragmentary OCR reads Battery Station at 107 Nov street with phone 1771. Limited legible data.
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