Diamonds for sale in bright assortment at low price
A local ad advertises a large collection of diamonds in various forms including rings pins and brooches. It invites interested buyers to visit and view the assortment.
06 Jul 1905
Page 1
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Newspaper
Moberly Evening Democrat
Location
Moberly, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jul 06, 1905
Page
1
A local ad advertises a large collection of diamonds in various forms including rings pins and brooches. It invites interested buyers to visit and view the assortment.
James Love dies after extended illness at his residence on Roberts street. A respected longtime resident, he was 58 years old and leaves a wife, four sons and two daughters. Funeral services are planned from his home tomorrow afternoon.
A Huntsville carnival is planned five days from now starting Wednesday. The event, held by a company sent to Cornish, will showcase the Ballwin and Macon exhibits. Many local residents expect to attend.
The Morrissey court schedules continuation this morning to resolve an attachment dispute involving Christian Bros and Engineer Chats. Estimates value around 100 dollars referenced in the mixed docket, with the matter set to proceed through Saturday.
The Elks held a meeting in lodge rooms with two initiates, nine applicants elected for future initiation, and four new applications received. Names listed include Noah Robuek, Veriel White, BU Hurt, Ellen Hil, Clarry J. Stone, Rhodes, J. Po Sypiarkes, Joe M. Haines, Huntsville.
Local shop advertises discounted wallpaper during stock clearance, inviting customers to visit for reduced rates. Emphasizes value rather than quality, encouraging immediate shopping.
Disjointed OCR narrative describes a local May chores event and church gathering with children arriving by two loads, baskets, and a relief outing. Mentions Rev Vine and community figures, with scattered names and places amid unclear dialogue.
Poultry breeders in the county are urged to attend a meeting at the Commercial Club rooms in Moberly to organize a county poultry association. The gathering aims to discuss industry issues and unite breeders for the benefit of the poultry sector.
Fragmentary text mentions a woman or widow in Illinois with political terms and vague accusations. No clear event, date, or identifiable organizations are present to summarize into a coherent news item.
A transcription of a local sale describes a Nine fot plot sold to Mae Burnbitn with unclear consideration. Mr Baral claims entitlement to the property at a set rate, while the purchaser asserts ownership and rights to dispose of the property. The fragment notes a disputed transfer and implied legal action.
In Montague County Texas a tornado struck late afternoon causing extensive damage and many casualties. Reports indicate about sixty died and over a hundred injured with homes wrecked and fires spreading as wires toppled.
Lantie Wiilittats was tried before Squire Marriss nord ge jeryoat tie court house yesterday afternoon on a charge of disturbing the peace of WOW. The jury found there was not sufficient evidence to convict.
The family of Gd Uh. Maslen expresses deep gratitude for the support from friends and neighbors after his death. They praise the International Association of Mielinists and the telephone industry employers for their kind acts and assistance during this time.
Mes Jones sustains leg injuries after a fall on South Fifth Street while visiting her daughter on Pith Street. She is improving at home with hopes of a quick recovery. A separate fire call noted a blaze near Mr Dreyw’s property causing minor damage. no injuries reported.
Three games Sunday and Monday see Dehony Keyes of St Louis anchor the lineup as Poesia Highee wins two of three. Delos claim a Sunday victory. the visiting squad shows clean play with disciplined defense, while rivals struggle with rough play and rising tensions across the contests.
A muddled notice describes a union meeting on a Wednesday evening in July with scattered items about colors, songs, a wanderer, and a cobbler tie. It mentions Cophiin of Bt Lewis returning home after a visit with cousin J Hudson and family, Cophtiinn being a niece of Admiral Copthian at Brooklyn Navy Yards.
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