Japanese Outing for Tuesday Evening Informal Club
Members of the Tuesday evening Informal Club attended a Japanese themed reception at the Morney home entertained by Mr and Mrs W A Rothwell and Mr and Mrs Ifl JV Worney. The event featured Japanese decor, tea service, music and prizes including a Japanese vase and antique cigar lighter for winners.
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Mero
W. A. Rothwell
Worney
Iflattic Llaworth
Wilbur Diannah
Feutlemen
N. C
State Poultry Show Thrills Missouri Fanciers
Robinsons Book Store and community notes highlight the State Poultry Show in Missouri with 1500 to 2000 birds. Prizes include Mrs Della Maxwell’s world’s fair hen and John Hughes’s ducks and Luff Kacks, plus Barred Rocks wins by HP Mason. Show hours run every evening after supper. local donations support the Perth Street Methodist Church bazaar and a key money-box mystery at Thorne & Key’s hardware. Dr Wick Magee made a brief St Louis trip.
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Missouri
Mason
Maxwell
Della Maxwell
John Sh Hughes
Fayette
Hughes
St. Bouts
HP. Mason
Jayette
J. K. Evopson
Mexico
Wastcockerel
Zd Pena
Cockeral
Alice Simmons
Macon
Geo
GG. Venmiple
Stamrberry
Vtarlan
College Mound
Wella Maxwell
Puilet
Phelps
Salisbury
C.S Hart
Milan
Pallet
Ben OG
A. Robinson
Wirksville
J John Steele
Pictures for framing at American Cut Glass and Pine China
Bring in the photos from Nmas for framing. We offer low prices and quality work. Visit our headquarters for American Cut Glass and Pine China for framing services.
Postmaster Scott Chosen President at Moberly Club Meeting
A large gathering of business men attended the annual smoker and election of officers of the Moberly Commercial Club. John W. Scott was elected president with Geo W Sparks as vice president and Dr G Gupepaidge as treasurer, amid praise for past work and vows of continued effort for Moberly's interests.
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Commercial Club
John C. O'Keefe
Tle
O'Weele
O'Keefe
John W. Scott
Geo. W. Sparks
de. Co
Bb. Clapp
Dr. G. ©. Gupepa
Jff. Lynch
Amos Gipson
HH. J. Watts
O' Ieefe
Ko. Neeley
Wk. A. Curran
Max Lowenstein
Scott
Moberly
W. 3.Borne
Henry Levy
John FH. Babcock
Moberly Democrat
Trust Agents Frightened and Fire Insurance Rates Rise
The Chillicothe area faces rising rates as trust insurers push higher fees while independents gain business. Reports cite a wave of policy transfers to state-chartered rivals and fear of continued rate hikes. A local contractor notes a rise in rates from 40 to 60 percent of property value, with some properties effectively facing confiscation. The Liberty Tribune comments on a wedding notice from the paper’s poet. Milan Missouri poultry show features a Buff Rock Cockrel purchased for 35 dollars that won first prize.
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Union Fire Insurance
Combine
Oll
Chillicothe
Slifer
Constitution Office
Trust
C.S Hart
Milan
JI. P. Mason
Fayette
Frederick Truman Delights with Dickens Impersonations
The fourth street M. I. church hosted Frederick Truman last night for an intellectual treat featuring impersonations from Charles Dickens' The Cricket on the Wreath. Truman, a veteran public speaker, drew praise for his clever work. two recent Thursday and Friday entertainments are expected to attract larger crowds.
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M. I. Church
Frederick Truman
Charles Dickens
Mr. Truman
Thankful Dealer Promises Better Stock and Prices in Moberly
John N. Taylor thanks residents of Moberly and nearby for past patronage and declares 1904 will be their happiest year. He promotes a better stock with close prices and easy terms, inviting more buyers to examine the stock.
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John N. Taylor
Moberly
Christian Endeavor Union Meets with Strong Attendance
Co K union held a meeting last night at the Yo M GC A building drawing a good crowd despite competing attractions. A fine literary and musical program was well received and the union plans further gatherings.
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Christian Endeavor
Atou
Yo M. GC. A
Union
Local Real Estate Shuffle Tops Week’s Markets
Dunn of West Rollins street sold property in northwest Moberly after being offered a strong premium over his purchase price. Turner and Stigall purchased the tract. Dunn plans to seek new real estate opportunities as the city’s young people and prospects for growth receive renewed attention.
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Park Dunn
West Rollins Street
Moberly
Turner and
Stigall
Dunn
Work-a-day club nets crowd for fancy work afternoon
A good sized crowd gathered this afternoon on Tisk Avenue to see Mrs M W Burke lead the Work-a-Day club in a session of fancy handwork, with attendees enjoying the activity and social time.
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M. W Burke
Tisk Avenue
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the Jeweler
Reed Street
Swell
Chas. Miller
Larrington
Robinson’s Book Store
Women's Home Mission Society
Perth Street
Thorne & Key's
Wick Magee
St Louis
Fayette, Mo
The
Liberty Tribune
Tribune
Thorne & Key
J.E Weber
Drug. Company
Misa
Bowers
Dow
S & Boys
Bowers’ Trade Palace
Reed St