Jewelry Store Announces New Line and Diamond Display
A store announces a complete line of bracelets pins spoons and cuff buttons with watches on display. Diamonds priced from 350 down to 15 will be showcased with special discounts for visitors on the stated dates.
Final Settlement Notice in Monroe County Probate Court
Notice is hereby given that Cora A Turner Administratrix of the estate of Frank B Turner will make Final Settlement at the next term of the Probate Court in Monroe County Missouri to be held at Parke on the 10th day of May 1908.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cora A. Turner
Frank
Turner
Monroe County
Missouri
Said
Worna
Crner
J J Dimmett Jeweler Promises Silver Tea Spoon Set Prize
Monroe City Missouri jeweler J J Dimmett offers a free prize to the young lady receiving the most presents bought at his store. The award is a handsome set of solid silver tea spoons in a silk lined case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. J. Dimmitt
D. O. Latham
Rensselaer
City
The
Democrat
Woman Returns to Woodward After Visit From Monroe Native
Mis. NB. Youne was returned to Woodward Oklahoma where she enjoyed a pleasant visit with her daughter Mrs Aaron Zimmerman County School Commissioner of Woodward County. Mrs Zimmerman was raised in Monroe and educated at its high school. Mrs T C Proctor of Sturgeon Bay Wisconsin has arrived to visit the hometowns in this city and Paris. She was formerly a Paris, oudue lady.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Youne
Woodward
Okla
Aaron Zimmerman
Woodward County
Zimmerman
Monroe
T. C. Proctor
Sturgeon Bay, Wis
City
Paris
Idaho Land Offer Promises Rich Crops in Blackfoot
Idaho land offers abundant potential as soil remains uncultivated for lack of labor. Wheat yields 35 to 60 bushels per acre, oats 75 to 100, alfalfa 4 to 6 tons, potatoes 300 to 600 bushels, sugar beets 20 to 30 tons. Vegetables and fruit thrive. seven year old apple trees paid $600 per acre net in 1907. Markets strong, no widespread crop failures. For details contact M. P. Crislers in Blackfoot.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Idaho
Pair of Black Jacks For Stud in Missouri Territory
A sale notice for three mammoth black jacks sired by Joe Simons, all coming 3-year-olds, 15 to 15 4 hands high, extra good form and bone. Leonidas and Leonidas Jr. are offered with long pedigrees, Terms set at 10 dollars to insure living colts, pasture provided, and a lien retained until service fees are paid per Missouri Acts of 1901.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leonidas, Jr
Leo Chiet
Burbon Chief
Burbon
Wright
Compromise
Shelby Irvin
Jack Newton White
Starlight, Sr
McLaine
Belknap
Starlight
Joe Simons
Jennet
Torena
Maupin
Jumbo
Excelsior
Local Notes from Ottumwa and Surrounding Areas
James Davis of Ottumwa arrives for two week visit with friends. Leach and Guinan advertise a practical way to economize by shopping at their store. Judge and Mrs Edward McKee of Memphis Missouri visiting Mrs McKee’s sister. A bungalow for sale on south side with favorable terms. Green mentioned in passing. Missesena Headburg and Minnie Headburg seen with Palm yra friends. county seat visit seemed a bit suspicious. J J Dimmitt, Jeweler, promotes solid silver tea spoons. D O Latham of Rensselaer visits city and buys Democrat. Mrs C S Robertshaw visits Shreveport and Shelbi na to see daughter Mrs Victor Reid. Oak Organ bargain offered by J J Dimmitt. Dr Woods or A E Kidd, Quincy eye ear nose throat specialist, will be at Hotel Maddox Monroe City May 14. Glasses fitted. Mrs Alex Drescher and children visit Ely. Will Montgomery sells restaurant to Ollie Turner. Isaac Holler of Palmyra chats with Monroe friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. S Robertshaw
Shreveport
Shelbina
Victor Reid
Barcain
J J. Dimmitt
Dr. Woods
A. E Kidd
Quincy
Maddox
Monroe City
Alex Drescher
Ely
Will Montgomery
Ollie Turner Isaac Holler
Palmyra
Waa
Monroe
Family Notes From Danville Visit and Local Fortunes
Leo Yates travels from Danville Kansas to visit kin and friends. Ford Alexander and his wife attend the funeral of Joseph B. Keithley in New London. Mrs Aaron Boulware and daughter Anna visit Gem City friends. A farmer notes the joy of giving, and a line about pasture for another cow. Mitchell St. Clair guest of Monroe relatives in Victor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leo Yates
Danville
Kan
Ford Alexander
New London
Linsman
Joseph B. Keithley
Aaron Boulware
Miss Anna
Gem City
Mitchell St. Clair
Victor
Monroe
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Emma C. Brown
Jeweler
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M. P. Crisler
Romeo
H. Sanson
Harvre
France
J. B. Settles & Co
My Barn
Hassard
Deere
James Davis
Ottumwa
Leach & Guinan
Edward McKee
Memphis, Mo
Missesena
Minnie Headburg
M. L. McReynolds
Levy’s
Levy’s Dry Goods Store