16 Sep 1902
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Newspaper
Moberly Evening Democrat
Location
Moberly, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Sep 16, 1902
Page
1
The air committee will call on merchants tomorrow to support the fair. Every merchant in Mobarly should aid this worthy cause as crowds arrive during fair week and all will benefit. Beally's offers the largest assortment of paper at cost in North Missouri and now is the time to buy.
The ceremony took place Wednesday evening with Kev Naylor officiating. The couple resides with the groom’s father after a wedding supper. The Osborne and Winn families are farming residents of Moberly area. congratulations are offered for a joyful life ahead.
A large An Trmeese audience filled the Teprarty gymnasium seeking the Openigt peer amid a bustling vaudeville program. Performers Hanford and Darlington impressed with novel acts, while the four scenes titled A deploy namy and the Kempson Sisters drew praise for elegance and high-class spectacle.
Manuel secretary of the United Mine Workers and Baylea from Springfield address miners this week. They spoke at Winchester and will visit Kimberly Prescott Rantle Moberly and other towns urging members to stay at work only as district board orders. They say miners should continue working until a new wage scale is approved or operators refuse to file.
Furniture auction set for Wednesday September 17 at 2 pm in No 1 4 North Williamna Street opposite Postefiles. Household items include iron beds dressers chairs rocking chairs couch folding bed carpets rugs pictures books and more from a seven room dwelling moving to Weoxas. Auctioneers note items are in good condition.
Justice Burace Cray aged 74 died yesterday in Nabhan Maass from paralysis. Retired last month from the United States supreme bench Cray had been ill for some time and spent his final years at home. He retired August 1 of the year and was succeeded by Dr. Oliver Wendell Holmes of Massachusetts.
The readable lines describe a confused scene with mentions of art, education, and a public figure, but most of the prose is garbled. Names and places are unclear, offering little concrete detail for a clear summary.
An advertisement extols Paine's Celery Compound as a remedy to rebuild health after pain and illness. It claims to strengthen the nervous system, improve blood, digestion and mobility, featuring a testimonial from Mrs. James Are thar of Apokwne Washington who attributes relief from neuralgia rheumatism and paralysis-like symptoms after using the product.
A mixed gathering at Miss Anna Mae Priest’s home hosted by Olive served refreshments after two vocal turns by Cor Delia Pack and Mary Wadford. Prizes went to Mary Wadford, Reta Gonde, and Ide Cowlin. guests included Olive Phelan and Jane Gould among others. Riot at St Charles game ends 12 to 2 Brownes win as Missouri guards quell trouble.
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