Bowers Trade Palace Offerings Dry Goods and More
Bowers Trade Palace advertises dry goods clothing carpets and tailoring services. The listing highlights a wide assortment aimed at local shoppers seeking affordable apparel and home textiles.
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12 Jan 1899
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Moberly Evening Democrat in Moberly, Missouri
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Newspaper
Moberly Evening Democrat
Location
Moberly, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jan 12, 1899
Page
1
Dog Meat Supplants Park in Reichstag Debate
Berlin reports a Reichstag session where Herr Stolly Seckidist discussed the meat question. He claimed current meat abundance eased by reduced imports, noting hog imports down by 700,000 and increased consumption of horsefish and deg mah as a result.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlin
Jan
Reichstag
Herr Stolly
Old Maids Convention Scheduled for January in City
A call has been issued for the old maids convention to be held January 20 and 21 in the city. Legislation on bachelors may be discussed and lawmakers pressed to pass stringent laws. Several women of uncertain reliability admit aiding in organizing the event, with younger women eligible if not yet distinguished.
Burkholder Appointed Clerk in Legislature
Mrs Mark Burkholder of this city has received a clerk appointment in a department of the legislature and left yesterday afternoon for Jefferson City to assume the duties of her new post.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mark Burkholder
Jefferson City
Bast Groceries Advertises Low Prices and Cured Meats
Ed M. Dingle at 823 West Rollins Street runs a small grocery ad boasting Bast groceries with the lowest prices and cured meats. The notice mentions baled by Hee a bale and emphasizes bargain offerings in a concise storefront listing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ed M. Dingle
West
Rollins Street
Congressman's Clark's Troubles with Prime Primer Sale
Congressman Clark faces pressure over disposing of Eugene Mield's Tribune Primer to Mrs. R. M. White of Mexico Missouri for 125 pounds. Many Americans offer various bound books at lower prices, prompting a flood of letters to Clark and Hanvey about other original primers and volumes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washinpton
Jian
Chatup Clark
Eugene Mield
R. M. White
Mexico
Missouri
United States
Washington
Crom
Hanvey
Churk
Choate Nominated Ambassador to Great Britain
President McKinley nominates Joseph H. Choate of New York as next ambassador to Great Britain to succeed James G. Blaine, with confirmation expected. Choate, born 1834 in Boston area, studied at Trinity College and Barnard Law, married Caroline Sterling, having five children. In Missouri, city council of Moberly orders street paving improvements on Contests Street with vitrified brick and curbing, to be published for two weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
D.C
Trea. Boeie
Barnard Law School
Massachusetts
New York City
Caroline D. Sterling
Frederick Sterling
Cleveland
Childrer
Moberly
Missouri
Brinkerboif
Johnson' S
Coates Street
Cop Street
Contest Moberly
Johnson Street
Jeffords Bill Aims at City Fraud Probe
A fragmented snippet references Jeffords and a bill concerning city fraud or corruption proceedings. Unable to confirm full details due to garbled OCR.
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Reed Street
Burkholder
Congressman Clark
Sixtvest
Honoes
Choate
Great Britain
Moberly, Mo
Jay
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