22 Nov 1899
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Newspaper
Moberly Evening Democrat
Location
Moberly, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Nov 22, 1899
Page
1
Helen Gould belays a mixxon and contributes 250 toward a Methodist church erection in Jefferson City. Lon V Stephens solicits further contributions, linking prominent civic support to the project.
New man, son of Col. Ll. A. Newman of Huntaville, arrived from Manuel Texas with his six month old child. He sought to persuade his wife to return to Missouri home. She refused unless he would live in Texas with her parents. He left with the child without her knowledge. Mrs. Newman has been to Poxust since last spring. Gol and Mrs. Neewunn wet their son at Kanans City.
Nonsensical OCR fragment mentions women and work, prices, a date, and a rental offer. It references a John Wv Curry and a furnished room for rent at 100 South Mourthstroob, with a price of 500 in some unit.
A dispatch from Colombia reports over 1,000 rebels killed and about 9,000 wounded in a two day battle near Bucaramanga. Government forces allegedly held the field and occupied Tacar, while the revolution spreads across Santander and other departments. Civil employs faced mass leave with unpaid salaries, signaling government strain amid the revolt. The piece also notes entertainment events in the area, including a theater performance by The Chase Sister's company and other local notices.
The readable text shows a garbled remark mentioning Swift, an implied diverging topic, and a stray percentage notation. Lacks clear event, date, or identifiable entities beyond the authorship cue. Requires more legible context to form a proper summary suitable for a newspaper card.
Royally entertained at the Jeff Davis home a gathering of East Side Christian Endeavorers featured a short prayer service followed by games charades and refreshments. Prizes were awarded for a pile of knitted animal figures with Miss Pannie Niso winning first prize for a buffalo and Miss Lon Dilanay receiving the booby prize for an oyster.
Try Grain O ask your grocer today to show you a package of GRAIN O the coffee substitute. The children may drink it without injury and adults like it. Grain O has a rich seal brown color like Mocha yet is made from pure genuine ingredients without gluten. One and 25 coins per package, sold by all grocers.
Fragmentary OCR text mentions an event on November 2 with music by Palmer’s Orchestra and references to prices, personnel, and unidentified threats. Names and places are garbled, making concrete facts uncertain. The passage blends music, medical phrases, and political-sounding lines without coherent context.
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