Souvenir Spoons Displayed at Moberly High School
Souvenir State and Moberly High School items and plain Souvenir Spoons now available. Call to view and compare prices advertised as right.
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02 Jul 1902
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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
Jul 02, 1902
Page
1
Wall Paper Sale Promises Cash In Thirty Day Push
A short classified like note invites readers to turn wallpaper into cash within the next thirty days. It promises surprising prices and urges a visit to be convinced.
Picture Framing Offers New Monklings At Good Prices
We have just received some very handsome new Monklings. Nice work and low prices always a pleasure to show you.
Trunks and Kitchenware Offered at Bargain Prices
An ephemera filled notice touts trunks from 81.49 to 7.50 and a sales pitch for imported cookware and utensils. It contrasts coffee pots, boiler fears, and ware labeled lasting for years with mentions of tea kettles pudding pans sauce pans and castile soap offered at cost to deter.
Rough House in Senate Ends in Brawl Between Bailey and Beveridge
Texas Senator Bailey attacked Indiana Senator Beveridge after a heated exchange over remarks about Solicitor Penfield. Guards separated them as desks toppled and Beveridge’s neckwear was torn in the struggle. Both sides were restrained amid the post adjournment fracas.
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Bailey
Texas
Beveridge
Indiana
Senate
Baveridge
Solicitor Penfield
State Department
Penfield
Peor
Senator Mansbrough
North Dakota
Senator Bailey
Spooner
Law on dramshop tax creates county road fund
1890 provision specifies dramshop licenses taxed for state and county purposes. Two thirds of county revenue from licenses goes to a Special road fund, divided by district miles. Courts may direct fund use, especially in small counties, for roads and bridges, with oversight by district road commissioners.
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BR. S
Road district official receives equal per diem
The text states a person shall be given a like bond and shall receive the same per diem for services as the road overseer of the district. This implies parity in compensation and bonding requirements between the two official roles within the district's road administration.
Increasing Farm Values and Town Growth Predicted
North end conductor John H Nebergall says Missouri farms from the town line to Mexico have risen at least ten dollars an acre. He urges advertising to attract home seekers, argues Randolph county farms should be subdivided, and notes potential influx would boost population and wealth. Athletics planning a three game set with Chillicothe Signals. fans hope for three defeats to end their title claims.
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John H. Nebergall
North End
Missouri
Mexico
Nebergall
Randolph County
Noebergall
Athletics
Moberly
Chilhcather Boys
South Hed Park
Messrs. Powell
Hysenbere
Jack Sheridan
Chillicothe
Columbia Normal Academy Second Term Opens July 7
Teachers examination guidance offered for those who failed or scored low. The Columbia Normal Academy invites all who seek practical methods and thorough preparation for school work. Regular term begins September 2. Catalog and details available from Gito, FW, Amassay, Pros., Columbia, Mo.
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Columbia Normal Academy
Gito
AmaAssey
Pros
Columbia, Mo
Fourth of July Excursion Fare Notice on Wa bash BR Lines
One fare round trip offer to all points within two hundred miles for rail line services during July 4 holiday period. Minimum 60 cents base fare, 260 for children, nickel surcharge on July 4 and 5, valid for return through July 7. Promoter details and miscellaneous items included in the public notice.
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Wabash BR. BR
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