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Newspaper
Moberly Evening Democrat
Location
Moberly, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jul 23, 1900
Page
3
Local notices describe trustees sales of groceries at Griswold and Pike, Miss Sempton's return from visit, notes on the China question, and daily wagons delivering goods at Moldin's cash grocery. Items report births, a new city baby, voting opinions on Bryan, a sick child, and a funeral notice. An ad promotes Hood's Sarsaparilla and Hood's Pills for blood health.
Associate editor CC Woolf delivered a sturdy morning sermon from Psalms and Colossians, praising Christian achievement in religion and art. The evening focused on the first chapter of James, with a display of hands and feet imagery, praised choir music and the vocal rendering of Oh Shining Light.
Fragmentary OCR text mentions fever treatment products, a named brand Bonsen's Cream, altered membranes and effects, and a trial with per box pricing. The source is garbled with multiple nonstandard phrases and misread names, offering no coherent report or verifiable facts.
The Teachers Institute met at the central school building this morning at 9 o clock with a strong turnout. Principal Doyle of the Eastville public schools leads the program, assisted by Soph de A Whiteford, Prof W S Dince, and Prof Ja A Doyle. The institute will stay in session five weeks with many more teachers expected to attend.
Huntsville met today to fill a vacancy in J P where W E Tivans was named to the post in Sugar Grove township after Willard M Bears resignation. Other applicants included W S BouIware and Z Mckinney while a balloon ascent is promised at the Moberly fair and local visits are noted.
City resolution orders the city collector to collect all delinquent taxes including zonal and personal taxes. If not paid by August 11, 1900, the collector will sue in Randolph County Circuit Court at Moberly for the September term. Enforced without exceptions. timely payers save $5 to $10 per tax bill.
A woman reports long illness labeled Ermale weakness and bad health across months. After tried doctors and a noted operation, she credits Smiths Sure Keeney Cure with healing, aided by a diet specialist and medical opinions.
Congressman Champ Clark returns to his Bowl ing Green Missouri home from Ottawa Kansas where he canceled lectures due to illness. He planned to discuss imperialism with Congressman Dolliver of Iowa, with Dr. Wright of Ottawa accompanying him.
Missouri weather promises fair conditions tonight and tomorrow as the Great Moberly Fair opens. The grounds are crowded with about two hundred horses, modern displays, and a packed track in excellent condition. Livery booths, tents, and refreshing drinks frame a busy scene as management works hard toward success.
Fragmented report claims China asks the United States to mediate with Poworsa and restore peace while alleging American officials demand Minister Congar and his staff be delivered to Admiral Romey. The piece mixes local items and notices with unclear references and names.
A tidy description notes Griswold and McPike grocers of Mobile facing a court house assignment Saturday morning. The trustee oversaw the proceedings with the orator acting as a fiduciary. The record mentions a bios held idago on the stool and a fox reference in the fragment.
Jet Anderson of the J ta Anderson Co says mob erly delays on hitching racks hurt trade. He cites customers from Ronick Cairo and Madison and warns he will erect racks himself if the council does not act. He proposes placing racks west of his store once authorized.
A druggist from Muncie touts Dr King’s New Discovery as a cure for consumption with Mrs. Rena Stout of 90 pounds gaining 37 pounds and being cured. Yellow jaundice case in Lexington, Kentucky reports relief from Electric Bitters after two bottles. Katy Divider train schedule note for Moberly Jefferson area. Ballard’s Horehound Syrup advertised for colds with local vendor.
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