Bowers Trade Palace In Dry Goods and Carpets Ad
Bowers Trade Palace advertises dry goods clothing carpets and tailoring services. The notice highlights a wide assortment and prompt service aimed at attracting shoppers to the store.
26 Jan 1899
Page 1
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Newspaper
Moberly Evening Democrat
Location
Moberly, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jan 26, 1899
Page
1
Bowers Trade Palace advertises dry goods clothing carpets and tailoring services. The notice highlights a wide assortment and prompt service aimed at attracting shoppers to the store.
A 14 year old boy is jailed in Albany on a charge of stabbing the teacher in a district school near Albany just before dismissal. The teacher lies in critical condition. witnesses describe the student applying a sharp blade to the neck as the teacher attempted to punish him. The blood loss is severe. the pupil claims the punishment was planned to provoke defense. Two of the students and the teacher’s family mourn the tragedy as the injured man fights for life.
In Jacorson City Missouri June 26 farmers club members prepare to meet for campaign strategy. Representative Wiley Harold of Gentry plans a meeting to organize support while factional tensions surface over Speaker Ward’s influence and Ward alignment within the club. Col Miattibat of Saline backs Ward for the Speakership amid past club ties. Aristolian and Bhi Alpha Lambda debates at Conta Col La ze Wayotte favor Aristolian candidates KohI Selegmon and Lewis Crooky.
An advertisement depicts business text after January 25, 1999, highlighting prices and a promise of maintaining same quality for cash purchases. It argues cash saves on expenses for charging and collecting, proclaiming cash is king. The snippet mentions Credni, F500 tid, Razor, and Richardson offering goods at lower cash prices than prior credit terms.
The Plantovan Bank in Kansas City was closed yesterday morning by Deputy State Bank Examiner Axpold amid a disputed large draft. Promoter Leonard Briboden and cashier Hancock faced inquiries over a draft supposedly drawn on Harbine Bank of Fairbury and routed through a New York correspondent. Nebraska bank denials and questions of draft validity led to the institution’s closure and pending inquiry.
An old advertisement extols Grain-O as a coffee substitute made from pure grains with rich seal brown color and coffee-like taste at similar cost. It claims children thrive on it as a nourishing food drink with no fillers or additives. Also notes accounts due to Hunnah and Clark and a notice from W. M. Tedford, secretary of Moberly Building & Loan.
The Moberly hospital treats a distinguished patient, Mr. Christian Hedegaarde, the Danish consul, under Dr. White for heart trouble.
Fragmented readable text mentions department orders and proscriptions with unclear terms. Lacks clear names, places, dates, or events to identify a specific news item. Summary preserves only vague reference to medical or official directives amid garbled phrasing.
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