“August 4ourth,” a captivating audiobook compilation of historical narratives reported in newspapers. This remarkable collection unveils the vibrant and untold history of this significant holiday within the Negro communities of Moberly. Through actual newspaper articles and detailed summaries, “August 4ourth” offers an intimate look into the joy, resilience, and cultural heritage that defined these festivities.

Spanning from 1900 to 1950, the audiobook provides a unique perspective on the social dynamics and community spirit that flourished in Moberly. It is an ideal resource for history enthusiasts, researchers, and anyone interested in African American heritage. “August 4ourth” stands as a powerful tribute to a proud community’s enduring legacy, shining a light on the rich cultural traditions that have shaped Moberly’s history. Don’t miss this opportunity to experience the vibrant past of Emancipation Day through the voices of those who lived it.