07 Oct 1902
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Newspaper
Moberly Evening Democrat
Location
Moberly, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Oct 07, 1902
Page
1
A notice announces hiring of wall paper workers for seasonal production. The ad requests applicants to bring portable pictures to be trained and notes payment terms as part of the job setup. The message emphasizes immediate attention to the opportunity.
A lively review of Newall's Happy Tramp at Wegarty's promises a witty yet touching performance with a fresh character akin to Sol Smith Jessell's Poor Relation. The piece, praised for its cast and potential thrills, debuts at Wegarty's Wednesday with strong audience expectations.
A compilation of scattered notes from Forrest Seminary and town life. Mentions visits, mail box tampering warnings, New Hope meetings, Miss Alva Wiley recovering from pneumonia, Montana travel, lamb deliveries, a claim of a top sweet potato grower, and residents returning from Montana. Theatre party dining arrangements at the Wabash hotel are announced with advance table reservations.
A Moberly citizen testifies that Doan's Kidney Pills helped her after kidney pain spread to the loins. She says a course from Arbor & Short Pharmacy relieved symptoms and prevented recurrence, urging readers to remember the Doan's name and avoid substitutes.
The annual Woman's Home Mission Society gathering of the Missouri Conference met at Hannibal with cordial hospitality. Officers were mostly reappointed including Mrs. Himmons of Mexico as president and Mrs. Perrill of Elanis Ville as first vice president. Rev. A. G. Johnson praised by locals, and Centralia, Mo. named for the next meeting site.
Miss Maud Mason daughter of A. B. Mason formerly of Moberly married Sept 26 in Washington DC to John Ervine Jr of Crawford Mississippi. The bride known for beauty and culture joins a prominent Crawford family to form the new Union. Citizens of Moberly extend congratulations and best wishes to the couple.
For sale a mixed lot: two thousand bushels of corn at 40 pounds per bushel and one thousand shocks of fodder. Also 100 bushels of Hino Beu Davia apples at 75 cents per bushel. Livestock includes two and eight year old horses, registered and unregistered cattle, crothing bred colts, some sheep. Located in Olkange Iagsdala. Propr Magic City Broker AO Sw 70.
Fragmentary OCR notes describe a room, a large ground piece, a summer kitchen, and agents with partial location cues. No coherent event or identifiable names or dates emerge.
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