FARMERS ITEMS AND MARKET NOTES FROM MONROE CITY
Farmers items describe sales of fowls and eggs by multiple sellers including Mrs J H Grapy and Mrs Harris Wilson. Local farmers report livestock moves, oats and corn plantings, dairy and beef cattle purchases, sheep shearing plans, and farm equipment sales. Notable names include W Wisehart, J O Wood, J McClintic, T J Yates, and S A Miller with shipments to Chicago and local markets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. H.grapy
Monroe City
Plymouth
Harris Wilson
Manning Elliott
R Garnett
D Griffin
Billy Barlow
Sam Able
Lan‘ham
Joe Wilson
Hawkins Bros
Dock Moss
J L Owen
W Hays
McClintic and
Donley
J L.owen
T J Simmons
W W Handley
J M Proctor
Barger and McClintic
F F Kempf
OE Bradshaw
I B Bower
AJ Frazer
OC F Wagner
H Schmidt
Jne Heath
Withrope
W B Davis
Hayden and Yates
Henry Shuck
Joe Dirigo
Cliff Courtney
J O Wood
BE Borden
Alex Griffith
Press Heymer
W Gupton
The Big Clothing Store Brags of Quality and Low Prices
Wm. A. Sullivan the Cash Clothier promotes his clothing business with bold claims of merit and undercutting competition. He touts a large line including Panama hats and J. B. Stetson shirts, promising value and satisfaction and inviting neighbors to verify best prices and fit.
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Panama
J. G B. Stetson
Wim. A. Sullivan
Wm. A. Sullivans
Local totals report 21 cars in varied consignments
The list shows A Miller four cars of cattle, John Kendrick one car of hogs, A Boul ware twelve cars, RBR ties, Selby Poultry Co three cars of poultry and eyes, totaling twenty one cars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miller
John Kendrick
Boulware
RBR
Selby Poultry Co
Williamson Sells Interest in Mercantile Firm
Walter G. Williamson of Williamson, Yates and Co. has sold his interest in the mercantile business to William Shearman. Williamson takes the Shearman farm two miles from the city. He leaves after sixteen years in city business and will travel for flour milling interests hereafter. Williamson will reside in the city, where Shearman has long been tied to business life. The partnership is strong before and after the change, and we wish them success.
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John O Wood
Canton
Treat
M Hartigan
Hassard
John § McClintic
Wabash, Inc
W B Ransdell
Sea‘son
Boulware
W G Bar
Henry I Lear
Cooperville
JF Rodgers
Ellis Orr
Rensselaer
Democrat
H . Benson
W O Wisehart
John Kendrick
Jao L Owen
Walter G. Williamson
Williamson, Yates & Co
William Shearman
Williamson
Shearman
Womans Missionary Society
Sallie Green
Soe
Harrisb
Bob Spalding
Will A. Patterson
Quincy's Karl Reid Burned Hand Over Stove Incident
Karl Reid of Quincy visited friends after a lay off. He blamed two gooses for trouble. His tailors goose allegedly caused steam from a heated iron to burn the back of his right hand badly when he dipped it into a bucket of water to cool the iron.
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Karl Reid
Quincy
Churches Activities and Clergy Movements in Cotura
The column lists priests and congregations visiting and moving, church services, and charity collections. Rev Mullen, Rev Humphrey, and Rev Haupt are noted with assignments and appearances in St Louis, Shelbyville, Collis, and St Paul. A $23 collection for sufferers is recorded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fr Mullen
St. Louis
Turning to Liberty to Enroll at William Jewell College
The speaker moves to Liberty to complete the education of the children at William Jewell College, signaling a relocation for study purposes and the pursuit of higher education for the family.
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Liberty
William Jewell College
F. M. Telephone stockholders meet to discussCapital rise
Farmers and Merchants Telephone stockholders met to consider increasing capital stock amid a lack of disclosed plans from Missouri and Kansas Telephone regarding consolidation. A contract reportedly limits new exchange construction until October 1907, prompting concerns over dual phone charges and urging decisive action at the May 5 1906 adjourned meeting.
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F. & M. Peone
FF & i
Miss Lora Christian and Andrew Grimm Wed in Center
Yesterday at noon in Center the second daughter of Mr and Mrs Samuel Christian joined Andrew Grimm of Collis Minnesota in marriage. Rev Fr Ernst officiated with George Grimm and Imogene Bell as attendants. The couple, raised in the city, will live in Collis where Grimm manages a mercantile house. May their spring breeze carry lasting happiness.
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G. W. Humphrey
Shelbyville
Grace Baptist Church
Humphrey
Fr Haupt
Collis
Minn
St. Paul
Lora
Samuel Christian
Center
Andrew Grimm
Mion
Ernst
George Grimm
Imogene Bell
Grimm
Relatives Seek Word From Missing Frisco Survivor
The relatives of Charles M. Lesley of this city are very uneasy about him. He was in the Frisco tire and quake and cannot be reached by letter or wire. J. W. Howell and family were with Quincy friends yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles M. Lesley
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W J Rouse
John Bizea
Wiseheart
G W Garrison
Newton
Iowa
Cecil Dawson
Price Young
Beeves
Bluff City
W Shaw
Lawson
D M Proctor
Tom Spalding
Alex Melson
W Grimes McClintic
Edward Jackson
F S Saunders
W J McLeod
James E Christian
John Jewett
Shelbina
Pole Moss
Chicago
W. S. McGraw
L&c
A. Sullivan
Wm. A. Sullivan
Wao
Inode Coby, Ma
Fr Adraino
Christian
Holy Rosary
Sa. m
San Francisco
Brush Creek
Presbyterian
Woman's Missionary Society
Lizzie Daulton Munday
St. Jude's Church
H. G. Limric
St. James
Methodist
First Baptist
F. & M. Telephone
Missouri
Kansas
Missouri& Kansas
Missouri & Kansas
Christian- Grimm
Hugh B. Mudd
J.W. Howell
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