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21 Oct 1904
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Newspaper
Moberly Evening Democrat
Location
Moberly, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Oct 21, 1904
Page
1
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George P. J. Jackson of St. Louis filed the will of former U S Senator George Gralain Vest with the Saline county probate court in Marshall. The value is stated as eighty million dollars, divided into three parts, with Vest’s estate involving the M I railroad interests and related beneficiaries.
A contractor states that payment hinges on customer satisfaction with the completed line of work. The agreement implies no payment if the customer deems the work unsatisfactory. The clause emphasizes performance tied to acceptance.
Local supplier advertises fall paper hanging items with emphasis on savings and low prices. The notice highlights a new line of picture mouldings and urges customers to inquire for rates and options.
The 1903 will of Senator George Vest details guardianship of the $80,000 estate to George P. Jackson and John S. Sullivan for Sallie S. Vest and Vest's children. Mary V. Jackson and Alexander S. Vest each receive shares with specified advances deducted. Rents fund education until heirs mature. other provisions assign personal items and set executor bonds at $150,000.
One week from today October 28 a large rally will bring Senator W J Stone A Reed and H B Hawes to Flanoran's theatre in Moberly to address thousands of Democrats in the county a grand day for Democracy is foretold in the notice Married Le Moyne Moffett of Kansas City to Vesta L Yates of Yates Mo at the officiating clergyman J Maple's residence in Armstrong the couple will reside in Kansas City the Democrat offers congratulations
The G. IL. A. to the B. of L. E. hold a bazaar in Beatty building east of Halloran's Theatre with fancy work for sale and refreshments. Oysters pies coffee cider ginger cakes chocolates wafers served. Proceeds go to the lodge treasury for advancing the order’s good work.
Hon. Joseph W. Folk addressed a large enthusiastic audience at the court house in Moberly after arriving by train. He condemned boodle and urged Republican silence on corruption, claiming Democrats stand for purging corruption and pledging reform. Folk planned further stops at Brunswick that night.
Moberly native and boot and shoe businessman G K Richardson son marries Mizelle Shackelford at the bride’s home in Glasgow on Monday morning. The couple begins their honeymoon in St Louis after the ceremony.
The light hearted musical comedy Peck's Bad Boy will be staged at Watleran's Theatre tomorrow afternoon. Tickets are offered at popular prices with children and adults both admitted at 25 cents.
Miss Ella Gardiner, a returned missionary from Japan, is being entertained in our city this week. She will make an address at the C P church Sunday morning.
The funeral of Charles Gollner, who died suddenly yesterday at a relative’s home in Macon, will be held Sunday at 3 30 PM. The service time was fixed to allow many Motherly friends to travel Sunday afternoon to pay their respects.
The Women's Relief Corps of James F. How Post G A R held a hall gathering with ten cent admission. Attendees enjoyed coffee and cake, plus a raffle for a quilt won by Miss Lillie Snyder, number 227, as the group played dominies and parlor games into late hours.
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