24 Jul 1905
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Newspaper
Moberly Evening Democrat
Location
Moberly, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jul 24, 1905
Page
1
A local ad offers large selection of diamonds described as white and perfect. The seller notes items include thimbles pine rings brooches studs stick pins earrings and related jewelry pieces, inviting interested customers to visit.
A Southern New Preservation Company cannery starts in St Louis, buying up broken and spotted eggs from commission houses for processing. A Moberly group enjoyed a day in the woods at Gaby Mills in honor of J M Nichols of Macon, with fishing, rowing, and photos before returning home. Participants included Rachel Hughes, Tilie Wroggel, Nimtephiart, Hannah Wrogee, Will Howell, Carl Green, Charles Hughes, Jog Bryan, Chas Liedlew, Jake Nichols, and others.
A fragmented notice advertises cheap wallpaper not for quality but for price. It mentions reducing stock, low prices, and processing steps with churn and preservation notes, referencing distribution to Chicago and other eastern cities.
The article reports the marriage of Elbimilten and Miss Japoie 0 Pianes in a household ceremony on Myris Street with many relatives present. After a wedding supper at the bride’s parents’ home they plan a western honeymoon and later return to Mingie City.
A scattered Missouri rail report notes repairs on engine 286 and tank panel work. Conductor Davis of the Katy departs for Moberly to play ball, while others return from Mexico on work trains. A big Burlington engine may enter service, with Dacey inspecting it in Hamilton. A derailment near Unionville causes a fatal blast, fires, and many burns. Several Wabash workers resign or are laid off. A Maryville resident becomes a grandfather with a newborn.
Miss Stauuster and Pete Stauffer are mentioned in a local notice from Mast Burk. The short item notes a joyous event and a nearby funeral or memorial update, with a brief reference to M Stiner in good spirits and a fading life. Read the Daily Democrat for full details.
In a Democrat piece Pred Oliver plans a first class European cafe in PASS III and Hassett will remodel the Florence hotel. Oliver aims to save a notable Missouri agent. public support is urged as local needs grow. W P Elenson, former Side pastor, will speak at East Side Christian church Wednesday at 8 00 pm. public invited.
Regular meeting this evening discusses M M degree work led by HH A Hatfield, secretary. James Wellogg and family of South Lift Street travel to Little Rock Arkansas to attend a relative's funeral.
The First M E church held services yesterday with Rev Dugger filling the pulpit. Morning sermon emphasized a bold faith in Christ and artistic imagery while the evening sermon spoke on Trusts with forceful exhortations. Choir provided pleasing music and the League services drew a good crowd and strong interest.
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