22 Mar 1904
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Newspaper
Moberly Evening Democrat
Location
Moberly, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Mar 22, 1904
Page
1
Informal preview highlights new items and patterns with prices and treatments. A decorative expert, Mr. Darry Fialo, offers home samples for interested customers.
An old verse touts Tony's Tee Cream as the finest made with real organ and not skim milk claiming silky smoothness. It promotes Pony products and notes a variety of candies nuts and fruits at VIPLt prices at Tony's store.
The eighty sixth Missouri Annual Conference of the Methodist Episcopal church meets in Moberly starting Wednesday at 8:30 AM. Bishop Walden presides as ministers and lay delegates from Brookfield, Chillicothe, Gosworth, Louisiana, Vandalia, Tarkio, Westhrop, Graham, Saint Joseph and other towns attend. Jurists and merchants from Jefferson City to St Louis coordinate convention logistics with local officials.
Mrs Mary Winscott long time resident of Magica City died Sunday in Springs after an extended illness. The remains were sent via Moberly to Sturgeon for interment this afternoon. Deceased was related to several families in Moberly and nearby areas and leaves many friends.
A powerful Monday afternoon storm wrecked Higginsville Missouri with a mile wide path. Homes and shops suffered extensive damage, a man mortally wounded, and hundreds of windows broken. The storm struck from the west, with hail a foot deep and downpours flooding cellars.
Mrs. Sarah Campbell died last night at her home east of Cairo after a lingering illness. Interment will be held tomorrow. The Good Lime glib met that night with Mrs. R J Shaner as a large portion of the membership attended. Visitors’ prizes were awarded and refreshments served. Virgil Lurber, injured in a Columbia gymnasium, remains in poor condition and will be brought home when able to travel.
A Paris Opera Comique audience watched Mile Madeline, hypnotized by a magnetism professor, perform a graceful ballet with no prior sense of music or dance. The experiment aims to teach expression to professional dancers.
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