08 Oct 1902
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Newspaper
Moberly Evening Democrat
Location
Moberly, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Oct 08, 1902
Page
1
A confused fragment urges cheaper wall paper options and cheaper costs this time of year. It mentions parasitic ideas about turning a problem into cash and notes a dreary mood about work and pricing.
Residents attend meeting where J. Lowsotan & Company proposals for street railroad and electric light ordinances are discussed. City officials announce full posting and invite all business leaders to Friday afternoon sessions to review ordinances by section and voice views on franchising.
A local citizen recalls using Doan's Kidney Pills for backache and kidney pain during a long illness. The product was advertised by Doan's and sold in Buffalo New York with Milburn Co as distributors. warning about counterfeit sales is noted.
Report from a revival gathering describing a large attendance and stirring exhortations by two pastors. The afternoon Bible reading illuminated meanings of scripture and inspired broader devotion. A sermon on unpardonable sin is planned for tonight, urging attendees to prepare for the coming world.
The passage voices support for Bryan and Roosevelt for their stance on arbitration and labor reform. It outlines a proposed UAC law for a national arbitration board and other measures to regulate interstate commerce, railroads, and corporate influence, amid mixed public reaction and theater-related notices.
A fragmented OCR reads like a noisy classified page with stray phrases about a New York location. It mentions a person Dooley and a general market scene with animals, auctions, and a subscription line, but details are largely unreadable.
The Macon Missouri wedding unites Wolwied Soxton of Missouri City and Conella Guinn of Winor Macon County. Their five year romance began near Ontootha Norm school where both studied shorthand and telegraphy. Soxton worked for the Wabash railroad and Guinn taught near Macon. County Superintendent Wi Thompson had earlier warned that the union could defy a famous theory about matrimony.
A ceremony took place at the bride’s parents home near the White school, with Mov EWeal performing the nuptials. The groom is a son of Mrs. Ullers of Gulf Street, and the bride is described as a fine young woman from a good family. The community offers heartfelt congratulations.
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