Sinnock seeks favor on hunt question after fatal shooting
A voter reports nurseryman J Sinnock asking the public to consider favor for hunters involved in a fatal shooting in Meals pasture. A Supreme Court reporter notes political debate over trusts and tariff policy, questioning Republican opposition and past actions.
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J. Sinnock
Waki
Uty Caler
Omeo
Sinnodik
Damoenaer
Whiskey Ad Claims Digestive Benefits in Moberly Market
A rough advertisement notes pure whiskey aiding digestion, warming the stomach, and increasing gastric juice flow. It mentions the product sold by Sack Ett in Moberly Missouri and uses antiquated wording that suggests strengthening the body.
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Betes
Sackett, Moberly
Try Alen's Foot Ease for swollen feet relief
Remedy claims to relieve swollen feet, corns, blisters, and ingrown nails by shaking powder into shoes. It promises rest and comfort and is sold by druggists and shop stores. Trial package available at Allen S. Olmsted, Laehoy, N.Y.
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Alen
Byal
Addrass
Allen S, Olmsted
Laehoy
N.Y
Unclear historical note on medical training
Fragmentary wartime style note requests a person named Jim to take over various medical specialties including lungs and chronic disorders. The handwriting is garbled with several misspellings and unclear references, but shows a transfer of duties and confidence in Jim's competence.
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DR. Gy KK
Jim
Mroat
Ik. C
M.D
Jke Cummings
Williamson
Woura
Best ten arguments for and against expansion policy
A Washington paper invited prizes for the top ten arguments on McKinlay's expansion. Miss Coniaeur of Paula, Sa, won the first prize for a concise BreeNprostn augment. The listed arguments cover issues from Philippine annexation to Monroe Doctrine, with critiques of tariffs, governance, and republican ideals.
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Washington
McKinlay
Paula
Youn Wotan
Coniaeur
Walt
Nation of Allowance Claim Notice in Missouri
Ansipnce announces a claim against the Bristow Bros estate to be settled by public action on the 7th 1st and 19th of Aust at the law office of Frank Rothwell in the Mothwall building corner of Road and Wilkins streets Moburly Randolph county Missouri for the benefit of creditors.
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Mrank Rothwell
Road
Wilkins Streets
Moburly
Randolph County
Missouri
Bristow Bros
Real estate bargains offered by man on North Williams Street
A broker advertises a seven room house with barn on North Mourth Street near Rolling for 1800 and valued at 2000, plus a two story modern house on South Tourth Street for 5000 worth 4000. The male dealer specializes in real estate, promising good bargains and inviting buyers to contact LJ Molin at 200 North Williams Street.
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Bor Lane
North Mourth Street
Abova
South Tourth Street
Molin
Wen
North Williams Street
Bristow Bros Stock Sale Began June Wth Notice
I M Crank issues notice that Bristow Bros stock will be sold at retail beginning June Wth to settle debts as the business must close. Assignees Dr Kelly Homeopathist 4134 Rood xirant Phone 50.
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Bristow Bros
Fim
I. M. Crank
Dr. Kelly
Rood Xirant
Fourth Annual Motherly Celebration Overcomes Rain
Heavy rain paused the parade but crowds gathered at the fair grounds. The Married Man's Tongue lead by mounted police, the Bueha Jora band and Moberly frat department drew a strong group to enjoy horse, suck, foot races and amusements. By evening the grand stand filled, fireworks were modest yet pleasant, and attendees from near and far left praising the event despite bad weather.
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Beory
Gillis
Wboat
Johnsge
Mounted
Fair Grounds
Tomi
Advertised Letters and Local Notices from Moberly Post Office
Week ending July 1 lists remaining letters Brady Casey Goodin Harris Maboo Montgomery Norton Norwell Rodgers Rothwell Wigginton Walker Williams. Letters also note Miss Dysart Tedford Harriss and Miss Orienne Harriss trip north for resorts and Chicago summer course for Murviss. Also a testimonial for Chamberlain's Cholera and Diarrhea Remedy by J W Linab of Dorr West Virginia. C S Scott of Boonville joins Cooper county deputy sheriff visiting J J Sims on West Road Street.
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Moberly
Brady
Jovie Casey
JT Goodin
O © Harris
A Maboo
Mary Montgomery
May Norton
WM Norwell
Lizzie M Rodgers
Mary Rothwell
John Wigginton
Mary Walker
Fanny Williams
Packages
Sam Davis
Minette Robinson
Fk M. Jonson
H. H.parner
Anne Louise Dysart
Lizzie Tedford
Orienne Harriss
Brunswick
C. & Scott
Boonville
Cooper County
J. J. Sims
West Rood Street
Dog Tax Ordinance and Registration Notice
City officers on North Clark Street announce a dog tax set at one dollar per male and all females, due by July 1, 1899, with dogs within city limits required to be registered and tax paid. Violators face penalties. owners urged to comply and avoid trouble. Also included is an advertisement promoting coffee substitutes claiming health benefits and low cost.
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Ofice
Clark Street
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