Lightning Strikes Moberly Area Hurts Businesses
A severe storm and lightning last evening caused power outages and damage across downtown Moberly. Sparks from the Nash at D line disrupted the incandescent circuit, cutting lights in West Fourth North Reed district. Elin Fox’s bar, W S Herald parlors, Mangeus drug store, J W Roberts meat market, and the eye house in Medyvess block reported outages. A hay stack near J P Sinnock’s nursery was struck by lightning.
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Nash
Fourth
Reed
Elin Fox’s
W.S. Herial Pirlors
Mangeus’ Drug Store
J. W. Roberts’ Meat Market
Eye House
Medyvess
Bat Pytes
Picture Framing Our Specialty and Fire Destroys Property
Storm damage and fire wipe out Mary Selby barn northeast of the city. A lightning strike jolted Harve Pilcher’s horse causing injuries and a broken shaft. J C Darby sold a home near North Morley Street to WJ Patrick of Ashforth, with the Patrick family set to move soon.
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Ning
Harve Pilcher
Mary Selby
Missouri Lands See Big Farm Sales This Week
FAMM SALES lists O H Suelh firm selling farms in Missouri past week. A 160 acre Dusser farm sold to J Bickard of Quincy for 8000 dollars. A 10 acre Roy farm sold to Dingle J Cas of lows for 7000 dollars. Campbell to deliver sermon at Woman's Home Mission Conference in Mayelte tonight, returning on midnight train.
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FAMM
O. H. Suelh
A. Dusser
Bickard
Quincy
Thomas Roy
Dingle
Missouri
BK. Campbell
Woman's Home Mission Conference of
Mayelte
Mosquito Preparations for Roosevelt Trip to New Orleans
Washington reports elaborate plans by Surgeon General Rixey to guard President Roosevelt from yellow fever mosquitoes during the New Orleans visit. Train cars, hotels, and public spaces will be fumigated and screened. an on site operation and flesh removal would occur if a bite happens. Roosevelt will arrive by rail in the morning and then go to Lafayette to speak as Secret Service and reception staff monitor for wandering mosquitoes.
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Generl, Rixey
Navy
Roosevelt
New Orleans
Quito
Ceneral
Yo Clels
Lafayette
Secret Service
Anniversary Banquet Marks Lodge's First Year
The Motherly Elle lodge celebrates its first anniversary with a banquet and smoker tomorrow night in Durham SK. The event promises a grand program and highlights the lodge's rapid growth over the past year.
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Elle Lodge
Riks
Marriage Admits Phelps and Katherine OLeary in Chicago
The Missouri Pacific official and private secretary Miss Katherine OLeary reportedly wed Mr William Phelps in Chicago last Wednesday at the bride’s sister home. The council adjourned after a brief session with a Water Company letter pending action and no further business.
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Willian
Missouri Pacific Railway Company
Mr. Phelps
Katherine O'Leary
Chicago
Water Company
Istil
Real Estate Moves in Birmingham Area Transfers
Real estate dealer A W Sparks sells Abe Fontell residence on Woodland Avenue to J C Darby who sold his North Morley Street property to J Patrick of Ash. Darby and family plan to stay in the Magic City. Prosecuting Attorney J W Wicht travels to Higbee to participate in trial of a case involving an envelope with a valuable check and effort to locate the owner.
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A. W. Sparks
Abe Fontell
Woodland Avenue
J.C. Darby
Morley Street
J. Patrick
Ash
Mr. Darby
Hamtily
Magic City
J. W. Wicht
Higbee
Aneek
Aged Resident Dies at Home Near Huntsville
Isithe Miler died at home six miles north of Huntsville from general debility. The .age unspecified, she was a respected Randolph County citizen and parishioner. Surviving: her husband and ten children, all but one in Randolph County or Pennsylvania. Funeral tomorrow at the old Baptist burying ground near Darksville. Sunday school rally note follows.
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Isithe Miler
Huntsville
Ramlolph
Faror
Wiebling Miller
Weatruss Tech
AV KL Dossey
Jon Adi Ihe Walt Swellum
Clay Rice
Harry’ Routledge
Jerry
Spokane Man Sues For 10000 Over Cuticle Graft
A Spokane Washington man claims a doctor peeled 50 inches of skin from his legs while under chloroform in a grafting operation after a burns incident. He seeks $10000, alleging misrepresentation of the amount of skin to be removed and noting his ten days in hospital recovery. A Spokane case also mentions Mrs. Searles Burn case and Elks volunteers who offered cuticle grafts.
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Spokane
Washington
Damag
George A. Lovejoy
Elle
Hik
Sullerbrain
Lovejoy
Red
Searles
Lewiston
Idaho
St. Luke's Hospital
Anumber of
Elks
Stcic O
Husband
Jess
Mrs Watts Hosts M F Club Gathering on Adams Avenue
Mas. HT. Waths, aided by Miss Mary Lowell, entertained the men of the M I club at Mrs Watts handsome Adams avenue home from 8 to 11 80. The affair was a delightful one throughout.
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Waths
Mary Lowell
M. I. Club
Watts
Adams Avenue
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