09 Oct 1899
Page 1
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Newspaper
Moberly Evening Democrat
Location
Moberly, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Oct 09, 1899
Page
1
Readable fragments describe a chaotic scene with references to street fairs, political figures, and tensions in Monroe City and beyond. The text mentions debates, a controversial press moment, and rumors about presidential actions, plus criticism of Wall Street gambling and economic manipulation.
A garbled reminiscence mentions a Gortiin individual and a Canadian or Mexican context, with references to misgivings about authorship and a planned contract. The text alludes to a political citizenship ceremony at a church and the sale of an asset, amid fragmented names and places.
Fragmentary note discusses local applications of xonos and galved not curing ezemna. Text references surface reach and internal sources, mentioning Swift's Spenitle in a disjointed TV segment.
An ad touts White's Cream Vermifuge claiming it destroys worms and corrects digestion. A street theft report notes a midnight burglary on South Willmar street with a stolen watch, knife, and silk scarf. Also reads an editorial line about Hood's Sarsaparilla and Wood's Pils. A dated notice mentions rail timetable changes and a new express route from San Francisco to Denver via Burlington, with travel times and connections.
In a local notice, a physician informs patrons that tax books for the year are ready and that he will be away in Attica from item to tep daily. He designates DER Ge WK. PERLIER as interim contact and mentions his specialties in WAR, NOS, THROAT, LUNGS and CHRONIC DISEASE. Gold Medals to LARPEL whiskey, advertising endorsement.
Kkev W EF Botts colored proprietor opens an infirmary at 1144 North Williams Street opposite the post office to treat chronic diseases. He notes patronage from his people and advertises single and seven treatment options. The Singer Sewing Machine Company, once at 113 South Williams Street, has moved its office to West Reed Street.
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