13 Dec 1904
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Newspaper
Moberly Evening Democrat
Location
Moberly, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Dec 13, 1904
Page
1
A chaotic garble describes a shop with a large toy assortment and frequent customer activity. It mentions a store named Geet 90 Conk Doeparkivs Stora and references a Baker & Brker party with unclear context.
Christmas greetings from Robinson's Book Store invites customers to choose books and games for all ages. Claire lists low prices while Carly and Malas assist, promising to expertly frame selections.
A notes list of merchants and exhibitors for the Merchants Carnival to be held at Hatloran's new theatre tomorrow night. The page names Henry Levy & Co, Carrie Sabrber, Serlen's Plardware Stoves, Neberalldt Gee, Grow & Pary, Cave Geo. Cutekinst, and many others including grocery, bakery, livery, and jewelry firms.
Local column lists merchants and businesses in Moberly including clothing and dry goods stores, groceries, barber shops, physicians, jewelers, book shops, livery stables, and produce companies. It notes a former Moberly resident released from the Missouri state penitentiary visiting relatives and seeking work, and reports on a YMCA social with a program, entertainment, and refreshments.
The article teases a shop opening for Ourmidoon Sample Chink on Tuesday morning at 4 o alool. It promises buyers a piece of Dargnina and describes a process culminating in the finished product amid a rundown of odd terms and reclaimed jargon.
A winning number 69 was drawn at a nearby store for a small prize. The ticket holder is to claim the winnings at Porney's store, where the number 69 is to be presented. Adverting in the Democrat.
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