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Newspaper
Moberly Evening Democrat
Location
Moberly, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jun 24, 1903
Page
2
A fragmentary report notes Missouri schools emphasizing nature study in lower grades and praising Missouri Agricultural College as a top state program for teachers. It highlights normal schools with strong agriculture departments and a push toward practical farm education.
The item notes Missouri as generous yet self reliant amid disaster while Kansas pleads for help from its neighbor. A 13-year-old boy on Wagood Street suffered a gun accident when a discharge hurt his left index finger. Dr. Cottingham treated the wound.
Mrs Harry Norton suffers a dislocated ankle from a fall at West Yead Place Monday night. Dr Cottingham attended the injury. She will be unable to leave her home for several days, and friends learn of the accident with regret.
A fragment shows a quirky line about money and femininity. It reflects a colloquial, offhand tone and hints at social attitudes behind a casual debate. No clear event or identifiable people are named.
J. F. Gurry emphasizes trust in his drugstore's ability to fill prescriptions and safeguard patients. He notes the importance of physician and druggist competence, inviting continued and new prescription trade with his specialty service.
A YMCA meeting in CAL last night outlined the year s work with twenty five views shown of Hooded districts of Kansas City. President C W Chase will supervise all committees and the board will oversee specific tasks. The board lists directors and committee chairmen for Religious Education Visitation of Sick Membership Physical and other groups with detailed names and roles.
Notice is given that sealed bids will be received by the city clerk of Moberly Missouri up to noon July 4 1963 for labor and material for grading a roadway project from the primary pavement of Rolling Brook to the south line of Gonnannan Street in Moberly. Bids must be per cubic yard and a $300 certified check is required. The city reserves the right to reject any bid.
Classified notice seeks immediate laborers at the Swift and Company plant in Booth S dosaph Missouri. Apply now for ready employment.
After a conference with Attorney General Knox President Roosevelt signed an order removing Judge Daniel T. McMillan from the supreme court of New Mexico on charges of general immorality. Judge McMillan was appointed from Buffalo New York. Judge Clement C. Smith of Hastings Michigan will succeed him.
City of Moberly announces sealed bids due July 6 1993 at 1 00 PM for brick pavement and brick curb on North Clark Street from Coates to its north end. Bids must state price per square yard for paving and per linear foot for curbing with a 300 dollar certified check. Council reserves right to reject all bids. Ro Rothwell city seal June 24 1903.
Gov Dockery announced three year appointments to the State Board of Agriculture naming John Hills Chillicothe Alex Maitland Richmond FE Hess Wolf Island A Nelson Lebanon J J Conrad Marble Hill He also named coal oil inspectors Paul Limerick Savannah Andrew county and Geoleak Bethany
Notice to contractors in Moberly Missouri bids due noon July 6 1903 for grading North Clark Street from Coates Street to its north end plans by city engineer on file in city clerk's office bids per cubic yard certified check 300 required right to reject bids City Clerk June 24 1903. Ratliff case and insane adjudications reported with ages 103 and 82 and a 75 year old son in Nevada asylum plus an illustrated lecture event with June 25 rain or shine and popular prices.
President Roosevelt assumes direct control of the post office investigation and Bristow reports directly to him. Payne moves to the rear as the inquiry focuses on the General Manifolding Co. of Franklin, Pennsylvania, and carbon sheet book purchases without competition. Labor groups file a complaint over child labor and government-bound books. A separate issue concerns the purchase of a collection indicator for letter boxes.
About 25 loads of dirt available to anyone who applies at once at 12 North Morley Street. The notice invites local residents to claim the materials immediately.
A Missouri dispatch reports Judge Hughes fell ill during a murder venue hearing for Clarence A. Barnes, leading to a case adjournment. He was taken to a hotel and may be moved home to Montgomery City if able. Also published are public notices from Moberly for brick pavement bids with a $300 bid bond, and a rural fatality near Bauer where a brakeman named A Denaon was killed after being run over by a train.
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