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Newspaper
Moberly Evening Democrat
Location
Moberly, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jun 07, 1900
Page
3
Congress adjourns and President McKinley will notify departments that Purchass is to be celebrated by an exposition at St Louis in 1908. Secretary Hay met the committee to discuss notification and invited the Twenty Committee to visit Sir Tuonin and digonan the Fairplank to handle further legislation.
Local notices mix quirky reports and scattered names. References to Pueloe revival, miners, and West Law Street hint at a bustling era with political, business, and social snippets. A Charlton river name tale stands amid varied community mentions and stray commercial pitches.
A fragmented OCR notice mentions names Agaric and Taddalat with unclear action. It references a missing person or inquiry, but the details are garbled and no clear outcome or jurisdiction is identifiable. The readable bits suggest an investigation or search context without concrete dates.
A garbled page describes multiple brief items from an early 20th century town scene. Mentions a person named Elena Blacksmith, BRIT, Irwin Liougna, and editor of a paper in Boonville. Reported events include a ceremonial visit to a convention, a neighbor’s visit, a contractor’s family returning home, a possible accident, and a tragic incident involving a eight month old girl choking. A doctor was summoned to assist the infant.
The Wabash advertises Sunday trips from Mexico Mobarly Salisbury and nearby towns to Randolph Springs aboard a excursion train. Round trip fares apply with final return by 2 PM and tickets available through the rail office. Event includes convention details and pricing terms with a March 28 final return deadline.
A garbled OCR fragment references a lone event with incomplete names and timing. Readable bits indicate a single moment around a quarter or time marker but key details such as date, place, and participants are missing or indecipherable. The record captures only partial, unclear context.
A transcribed early notice promises a prize of Ferin to readers of the Moberly Daily Democray and the Semi Weekly Democrs. The Daily Democray offers six months free to residents near Moberly by the census, while the Semi-Weekly Democning grants one year free to those in Randolph County and surrounding Moorly areas based on population counts.
The fragment lists names such as Jon Abita Sonia Irene, George Hichardben, EE 1 Smith, Arn Olliny White, and others as remaining responders for the week ending June 2, 1900, with references to various individuals and informal spellings. The text is garbled OCR lacking clear context or complete sentences.
Fragmentary ad and legal notices describe cattle buyers in Louisiana and New York. A postponed examination related to C P Nooly is mentioned, with further continuations to follow. The text references extradition from Cuba and locale names, but details remain unclear.
Announcement offers 10 percent off on all wall paper for cash within ninety days. Emphasizes lower profit margins and new shipment arrivals. Mentions wallpaper house AVEDA and direct delivery terms. Notes vague references to products and delivery options with unclear contact details.
A clash near Pekin sees Chinese troops and boxers suffer heavy casualties. Reports mention killed on the road, two Japanese ships, and casualties among Japanese and other soldiers. Japan protests new troop landings in China and mobilizes midfield powers except Russia. Admiral Kempf requests more Marines and Manila holds about 1000, with 250 to sail. American regiments may be deployed from the Philippines amid disarray in the Chinese government. Dowager Empress backs the rebellion.
Fragmented OCR note mentions a heat device for keeping something on track at a house with an address 406 Woo auc avenue. Also references orders at 2 and a Rothwall building, plus an agent named EL Ataxanonn. Content is unclear and partially unreadable.
A fragmentary notice recounts W A Liner of Mainchester Indiana suffering a severe lung illness and near death. After trying remedies he credits Dr King’s New Discovery with curing throat cough and blood trouble, urging readers to obtain the remedy from local druggists at about 60 cents a bottle.
Local shoplifters were taking items from Baler and Ragsdale's store. A well regarded young woman was watched for days and finally caught red handed stealing several gold rings a job lot and other valuables. Proprie tors refuse to name her but warn two revolvers were also stolen and threaten action if returned.
A garbled item reports a woman from Louisville, with unclear surname Maggothards, leaving her parents to join her husband Mamott Marlon in Wart St Louis after an alleged Novembar marriage. The parents do not object to the marriage and have sent for a reply.
An inexact notice recalls a social event at a home on Beat Seventh Street with music and dancing. A dessert cake was served after the entertainment. Attendees included Minnow May Tonnie Dougall Florst Ethel Pardye Sallie Parasit Pearl Downing Monars Guy Patten Vond Newton Ed Smith Arthur Me Ernest Davis Richard Gontrys Troynon Marry Wells Bran Hrank Hobark.
Notice announces sealed bids for five hundred feet of 24 mm duall-jacked cotton fire hose to be delivered to Moberly Missouri city hall. Bids due Saturday June 16 1900 at noon. The city clerk reserves right to reject any or all bids.
A. J. Lafalette of Gregory Landing Missouri credits Chamberlains Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy with saving his life when doctors said he could not live. He recalls instant relief and lasting health, praising the medicine as essential in his home. Also notes an obituary for Mrs Mary H Sutton of Sodalia.
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