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Newspaper
Moberly Evening Democrat
Location
Moberly, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jun 26, 1900
Page
2
The Missouri Democrat weighs in on party organization naming top speakers and classifying them, notes the Kansas City convention, mentions McKinley and German-Americans, and cites Andrew Carnegie praising libraries and calling for censorship of modern novels.
Republicans cite Joe’s past as a railroad man to rally Missouri workers but observers say there is little basis for expecting a large swing. The text notes Missouri railroad employees are intelligent and likely to consider broader factors before voting.
Hovirs' Trade Palace announces a grand mid summer sale starting tomorrow with promises of selling entire stock at actual cost. Flyers boast door busting bargains and a complete stock turnover as shoppers rush to 109 Ikeed Street and surrounding avenues for discounted goods across houseware, harnesses, and apparel.
Dr Norburne Jenkins in New York argues pupil reduction stems from eye strain rather than natural aging. He explains astigmatism and refractive errors cause the pupil to shrink and may resume size after correction, a finding with implications for spectacle wearers.
The text presents a tangled scene with mentions of a Rightman's Girl Prom, a Denver wedding, a mystery Old Glory, and various confused names and phrases. Readers face a blur of misread terms, stray quotes, and disjointed actions suggesting a chaotic page fragment without a clear, coherent report.
In a Brussels dinner tale, Senator Jones explains his emigration as a move from tightening English privileges. He recounts choosing a country where every man can do as he pleases, citing restrictions on privileged classes as the motive behind his 10 month journey from birth to a new home.
Rev G D Willingham traveled to Slater this afternoon on a brief business trip. L Gross returned from a westward trip on the Wabash. Mrs W A Need of St Louis visited her father August and relatives for a few days. Mrs Mary Bouque and babe headed home to St Louis after visiting her uncle and aunt Alex McGandluss. Ben Galloway came back from holiday after learning his father is seriously ill and near death.
Three acres on South Morley street in Moberly with a good six room house barns and outbuildings. Ad lists fruits including apples grapes raspberries currants and dewberries. Will sell or trade for small town property or small fur. Call 802 flatlock shred bad&whin J. MD Beep tas
Moberly plans to use several new players against St. Charles at the Springs next Sunday. Edwards, who struck out seventeen last Sunday, is a standout and will thrill fans with his talent. Wilcox from Jefferson City joins the lineup to bolster infield play. Joe Early Davis, a former Moberly player visiting from Texas, is also set to participate and is noted for his all around hitting and catching prowess.
Fragmentary text describes a penalty of Ming prescriptions and the use of pure and fresh drugs. It claims to aid patient recovery and mentions keeping a tollal ars belog. The readable parts indicate a medical or pharmaceutical notice with unclear terms and garbled phrasing.
Benjamin Franklin Becker president of the First National Bank of St. Charles disappears after leaping from the upper deck of a ferry into the Missouri River following a 75 foot well fall at his home. He was 50, a widower, and leaves two daughters Vivian and Grace Becker. A $100 reward is offered for his recovery as searchers continue.
The undersigned grocers of Moberly announce store closures at 7 p m on Saturdays and on pay day with followings starting Monday June 25 1900. Signatories include O R Bros J W Spanks Curnan Noonan J Sours J W Gram W A Jesiy Lively & Co DIPACKSTON A l Gaisen Mites Owings Griswold Meike and others.
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