30 Sep 1901
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Newspaper
Moberly Evening Democrat
Location
Moberly, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Sep 30, 1901
Page
1
Jewelry shop advertises diamonds opals and combination set rings in plain gold 10 14 and 18 carat with various widths and shapes. Orders accepted for latest Tiffany style wedding rings.
Chas M Hays, president of the Southern Pavilie company, announces his resignation effective after his contract ends. He plans to enjoy time with family at Montauk Park and may travel before December, while rumors place him joining other rail or regional properties but he has no definite plans.
The Gazette reports the Saturday sale of the West Bialing daily and weekly to Willie Zorn, a former editor of the Lamar Democrat. The fragmented text also includes an ad for dyspepsia relief and a note about Governor Dockery appointing Charles Abek to a state board, with a druggist refund policy.
Sampson P. Sage a 65 year old furniture dealer of Gallatin Missouri was arrested by Postofiles Inspector Leland for sending obscene letters through the mails He confessed to six letters written to Izale Pierce and Drucy Woolery of Amity Missouri over a small balance of purchase price Sage was sent to jail in default of bond
IELL-O introduces a new dessert with four flavors Lomen Orange Raspberry and Strawberry available at grocers today. The ad urges customers to try it now.
The Clyde Fitch play Lovers Lane will be presented by Manager Halloran at Vorarty’s opera house. It centers on a progressive young clergyman in a small town challenging prejudice and aiding the needy while a village love story unfolds among locals including children and town characters.
Local brief items include calls for a Cuba dream concert at Engineers Hall on Monday with 50 cent admission, millinery openings by Mrs. Sandford and Kate Fleming on October 1 and 2, a move of Carl Jaekel to Gasconade to re-enter the ministry, and a baseball loss by Moberly’s picked team to Kimberly second. Also ads tout Thomas’ stock suits from $18, and Rocky Mountain Tos for constipation.
A reminiscence from a former Indiana resident recalls President Harrison inviting him to join the cabinet. The narrator describes returning after twenty years, meeting a friendly shopkeeper who notes neighbors laugh at the news. The ad promotes Rex Tha as a cure for various ailments with a 26 cent price and refund guarantee.
Fragmentary narration pits Will and Wont Power in a humorous exchange with Uncle Epbraw's wife over will power versus won’t power. The text mentions Red Cross Ball Blue laundry soap and hints at a final disposition of the Mexico fairgrounds, leaving the outcome unclear.
On Saturday the grounds were sold to private parties for 6,000 dollars. The buyers listed are W. J. Botts C. W. Lewin J.J. Johnson and J. A. Potts former president of the state board of agriculture.
An advertisement claims an absolute remedy for asthma and hay fever from Dr Bohilly Mann. Testimonials from Mrs Mary Zachery Pleasant Hill La and a Hay Fever sufferer report long lasting relief after using Schiffmans Asthma Cure. Also praising Chamberlains Pain Balm for stiff joints and rheumatic pains. sold by Jnc i Curry and Dr Burke.
Short classified ad seeks broom corn or brooms for purchase. Contact Moberly Missouri area broker for terms and pickup details.
The post office announces rules on second class mail, noting publications admitted to second class status may not be mailed at the pound rate. The notice addresses recent amendments and the application of rates to postRIDTs and related classifications.
An old newspaper ad from San Antonio Texas touts Dr King’s New Discovery for asthma and chest illnesses. It claims to cure asthma, consumption coughs and colds, with a 50 cent to one dollar price and a free trial bottle.
A Madrid report to the queen outlines plans for naval defense and proposes the abolition of the Spanish navy if the defense needs are not met. The document cites the potential for a drastic reorganization of Spain's maritime forces.
Spanish tenor Ricardo Ruiz of Valencia now touring America will perform at Goethe's concert on September 80th.
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