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Newspaper
Moberly Evening Democrat
Location
Moberly, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jun 26, 1906
Page
3
The page contains scattered local notices and personal briefs naming residents, businesses, and events in Moberly Missouri. It includes requests to place orders, reference to Bedford Street property, court activity mentions, and various advertisements for remedies and services. Names and places include Moberly, Missouri. Bedford Street. and several unidentified individuals.
A garbled OCR fragment describes local people and places including Sturgeon, Middle Grove, and the Magic City. It mentions individuals such as Mhitar Beookn and Mary Hragey and references roads, shops, and gatherings with numerous unreadable terms, hints of attendances and errands, and scattered names.
A Wabash brakeman named Selaefer living in Albany, a suburb of St Louis, was killed yesterday afternoon around 11 00 when he stepped between two freight cars at a yard. He was fatally injured and died at a hospital after being transported to St Louis. Relatives in Moberry and other towns were notified, and a full investigation into the incident was begun by local authorities and the railroad company.
Mire Varyester and ilud hnis attended Moverty's popular wag show at the Ate Dome. Acts included the famed baritone Weir and the lively turns by Noblette, Marshall, and O. Wddle Morton. Moving pictures delighted the crowd as troops and citizens praised the program. Health items and local ads filled the rest of the page.
A jumble of advertisements and notices including wanted items sales rental offers livestock and property deals. Entries mention furniture refrigerators fashion locks jewelry a carriage a steam engine and various local addresses with names such as Moberly Reed Street and Union Avenue. Several items request contact through offices or addresses and note sale or rental terms and conditions.
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