21 Oct 1901
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Newspaper
Moberly Evening Democrat
Location
Moberly, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Oct 21, 1901
Page
1
Clarkson visits Quincy while Mrs Stevens travels to Oklahoma. Fireman J Davis begins work for Wabash. Misses Groan Acuff return from Howard County visit. Miss Pleming heads to the city for millinery. Theater talk includes Sol Smith Russell's "Valley" play. Paints offered by Beatty at low prices for thirty days. Church missionary song event draws large audience. Local paper touts its circulation and advertising value.
The Missouri board of pharmacy reports that from forty four applicants in the recent St. Louis meeting fourteen were successful and earned pharmacist certificates. Recipients include George I Reed Maryville Carl Aang Balle N Chipley Kirkwood O Fr Staphions Buneceton H B Sloan Mount Vernon J Woun Columbia J M Adams Loot wood RK Boenwotter Jr St Louis SBO Lee St Genis Croto St Louis Nimper Williams St Louis A CO McGowar Sedalia H H O Kloappur St Louis. Next meeting will be held in Jefferson City in January.
About seventy five Indies of the St Johns Association met at the couvant yesterday afternoon to report work done and receive instructions for a grand Bazaar to be held late in November. Delegates reported ward meeting times and places and major questions were settled. An elegant display of donations from Chicago and other places featured ornate items and local handiwork for the exhibit promising a standout city event.
Japanese newspaper staffer Osamu Komori describes the Mirolu Shimpo of Naleto as using American methods and machinery, with a daily 100000 circulation. Extras are sold on streets by newsboys, and papers like Paponaka resemble American papers in sensational style.
Following Wabash Railway acquisition of the Omaha and St Louis lines, W. J. Stoneburner is removed from Stanberry Missouri to Kansas City as general superintendent for multiple routes. W. W. McKattie also relocates to Kansas City with service duties. J. S. Goodrich now supervises the Pattonsburg to Omaha segment from Moberly.
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