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Newspaper
Moberly Evening Democrat
Location
Moberly, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jun 15, 1906
Page
2
Fragmentary text references monumental art, statuary, and memorials. Mentions a war monument, cemetery rites, and a shade agent for memorial work. Content remains unclear due to damaged OCR but indicates plans or discussions around monuments and remembrance.
Notice. Sealed bids will be received at City Hall Moberly MO until noon June 30 for grading and brick paving and curbing on streets including Lee, Fifth, Mort, North Pitt, Coates, Knobling, Mish, Borlhart, Franklin, Jolmson, Rolling, Morlay, Burkhart, Fourth, and adjacent alleys. City Engineer specs on file. Bid must include $400 certified check. City Council may reject any bids.
Fragmented OCR notes describe property listings and prices with scattered figures and street names. The only clear item is a street address 611 West Reed Street linked to Hagene Mayan and possible real estate references. The text is garbled with many illegible terms and nonstandard phrases.
Local ad lists dry goods shoes and groceries offered by Ficklin and Heilemann. Featured items include flour, soap, canned foods, seeds, clothing, and household goods with numerous prices and product lines, highlighting a broad sale to encourage savings.
Ficklin and Heilemann seek bids by June 20 1906 at Moberly Missouri for labor and materials to construct a district sewer and water supply project including a protected siphon and pipework. City officials review specs prepared by the city engineer and guarantee compliance with fire and life insurance requirements while listing assorted local properties and services for sale.
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