28 Mar 1904
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Newspaper
Moberly Evening Democrat
Location
Moberly, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Mar 28, 1904
Page
1
Fragmentary listing describes waist pins and brad pins in sterling silver and gold filled materials. A contact line asks to call a single non listed number for details. The text is incomplete and primarily catalogs jewelry components and a phone contact.
A local ad invites customers to view spring offerings including navellia and niestra pods and promises expert guidance from Harry Tada. It promotes watermarks and low prices while praising experience and patronage.
Verse advertisement touts Tony's Tea Cream as finest cream and breakfast staple. It claims pure cream from local dairy and matches buyers with Choice Candies Nata and Praita products at Tony's store with fair prices and value.
Laughlin resigns after long service with the Wabash effective April 1. G Carter-Dom Jonox Promoted to Trainmaster at Stanberry headquarters, with Tom Jones promoted to succeed on the thigh line. Also reports on the deaths of Elizabeth Brooks and Pauline Campbell and funeral details.
Sam Frazier the cab driver was struck by an awl car at Highih and Central streets in Kansas City early Thursday morning. He has been speechless since then and was moved to the German hospital from the Pacific house to be near his wife, Mrs. Frazier. He remains in a stupor with unclear diagnosis, his condition considered serious after a head injury, with Mr. and Mrs. Frazier living at 1811 Brooks Avenue and friends hoping for his early recovery.
A string of Wabash employees resignations and new hires marks a busy period. John L. Davis quits as a laborer, Carl Kellenanith leaves the foundry, and other conductors, machinists, and dispatchers change posts or seek new work as the company plans depot improvements and expanded freight handling ahead of major traffic in St Louis.
Friends and church members expect conference guests to begin arriving tomorrow afternoon, with some arriving Thursday. Acknowledgement of hosts and helpers is requested as the church is short on accommodations and needs volunteers to assist in entertaining arriving delegates. Contact Job Lusk, Pastor, if you can help.
Whi Smith today purchased from Geo Clythe a well located home on South Clark Street described as one of the nicest places in the city. The Mount is implicated in the transaction though details are not stated. Mrs Ritchie Lavick, formerly an employee at Jel Anderson's store, returned from Quincy Inn and plans to work in a millinery business at Duncan’s Bridge.
Senator Burton a Kansas Republican on trial for post office matters and Rialto Grain Co death was convicted on six counts and acquitted on one. Two counts were mistrial. Sentencing pending. Also notes possible Los Angeles hosting of a national brotherhood of locomotive engineers convention amid transportation concerns. Local efforts seek Chamber of Commerce support. Additional items mention Sedalia departure and Higbee business trips.
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