25 Mar 1907
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Newspaper
Moberly Evening Democrat
Location
Moberly, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Mar 25, 1907
Page
1
The committee led by President Curran Poast Win Robertaan and We Cupp invites all residents and city leaders to attend a robust program. The event features top talent and aims to entertain while highlighting local figures and supporters.
A wreck on the Wabash line disrupted travel when a passenger train near St. town derailed after a collision with debris. Engineer and crew averted the worst and passengers were assisted by station staff. the incident prompted partial service stoppages and investigations.
Christina Wein, wife of William Love, died at age 12 on December at her home on Clomeannon Street after a long illness. She was a member of Christin Church and survived by several children. Funeral services will be held at her residence with arrangements announced by her pastor.
Fragmented OCR describes multiple injuries from an industrial accident at Brown Shoe factory. It notes a court hearing over custody and a planned move, plus a parade of townspeople attending services and a wake. Vague names and dates appear with scattered local notices and social chatter.
A child fell into a well on a city street while a rescue team worked nearby. Firefighters and onlookers watched as the victim was pulled out and transported to a hospital where he died. Investigators began examining the site for safety violations and possible rescue procedures improvements.
Hive Hundred ten attended the sale led by Tas Worth Son at Chee Big Madly Hava. Prominent horsemen from across the country attended as prices ranged from 79 to 200 dollars with Bejo selling for high totals. The auctioneer set a brisk pace, and the vendor, Thaworth & Son, likely plans monthly sales through spring.
BM Lutibert Wis Lies Morning wins contract to dig a large well for Brown Shoe Co in Lite elly. The new well near the old site will be 22 feet deep and 20 feet diameter with concrete bottom brick walls and a steel covering. Contractor Camberts bid 381000 and another bid 3400 under him won the job. W A Flowers sold a land tract of 480 acres in Hamilton County Kansas to a Kansas man for a handsome profit.
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