Churches Column Promotes Weekly Services and Guest Clergy
Rev. Dr W A Hatch and daughter Miss Elizabeth of St Louis visit the city and will conduct services at St Jude next Sunday. Rev J Evans of Miles City and Rev P F Cooney of St Stephens were in town on church business. Mt Vernon Sunday School at 10 and preaching at 11. Regular services at Holy Rosary and Brush Creek, with Dr W A Hatch to lead park services in the evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. A Hatch
Elizabeth
St. Louis
St. Jude
John Evans
Miles City
Mont
P. F. Cooney
St. Stephens Church
City
Kansas City
J. M. Bailey
The
Christian Church
Canton
EB McNair
Denver
James Linius
Centenary Academy of
Palmyra
Monroe
Epworth
Holy Rosary
Brush Creek
W. A. Hatch
Controversy Over Chautauqua Plans and City Gatekeeping
An advisory committee criticizes Howey for organizing the Chautauqua and failing to fulfill the program. They cite low season-ticket sales and harvest distraction as causes, noting $1089.10 receipts paid out by Howey. Police-like threats and evictions target Dinah, Perkins, Jess Holmes, and others as tensions flare during a tense cleanup of city venues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chautauqua Advisory Committee
Howey
Monroe
Dinah Johnson
Dinah
Henry Perkins
Perkins
Death notices and property sale reported in brief
Ryan Gladys J C Ryan’s three year old daughter died Thursday at 7 30 am and was interred Friday at 10 30. The Maston property on Davis and Second streets sold to Emmett Yowell for 1600 dollars reported by Nade Green.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gladys
J. C. Ryan
Nade Green
E. N. Maston
Davis and
Second Streets
Emmett Yowell
Farming item notes prices and yields across farms
A local market roundup lists Meriwether buyers offering money at five percent. W J Rouss sells eggs at one dollar per fifteen. Yowell Sharp buy twenty head of cattle from multiple sellers. A storm kills hogs, hay crops look variable, and many farmers report high hay yields. Bucks, beves and lambs moved to Hannibal and Weiser. several wheat fields produce large yields. Market data include many specific names and quantities from Hannibal area farms.
Joe's Done It and the Missouri Power Play
In a sharp political skirmish, Tony Stuever a St Louis brewer paid 1000 to gain immunity from Attorney Joe W Folk and backed him in the gubernatorial race. Folk won and Frank Rozzell refused liquor licenses for a Kansas City park venture, accusing Folk’s influence and exposing factional pressure in the capital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tony Stuever
St. Louis
Joe W. Folk
Tony
Pbyrest Park
Kansas City
Frank Rozzelle
Missouri
Prohibition
Frank Rozzell
Joe
Laborer wanted at American Car and Foundry Co St Charles
A wartime classified recruitment notice seeks laborers of any race for all departments with steady employment and good wages at American Car and Foundry Co in St Charles Missouri. In unrelated social notes, Wo Longmire spent Sunday with his wife who is in a sanitarium in St Louis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Car and Foundry Co
St Charles
Wo Longmire
St. Loma
Meeting Controversy Over Racial Conduct At City Council
A Monday night meeting of the city council, minus J S Scott, saw council members and citizens discuss bands on a farm and racial conduct. Hon J Frank Smith urged drastic action against troublemakers while others urged equal treatment. the council adjourned without action, with a Friday vote looming and threats of impeachment. The piece portrays tensions between factions and calls for cleaning out undesirable characters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marias
Coxe
Pettit Twins to Perform at the Opera House August 6 1907
The Pettit twins will present a miscellaneous concert at the opera house on Tuesday August 6 1907 assisted by Mrs Petit and sister Fay. Tickets go on sale Saturday at Spalding's drug store priced at 25 and 45 cents. J N McWilliams was with Bucklio friends Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pettit Twins
Opera House
Petit
Fay
Spalding
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Meraopist—Cireer
Rev. G. & Smith
Lewistown
DeMoss
Methodist
Heury Rosary
Mrs. Jess Holmes
Rube Gibson
Ryan
A. R. Fisher
W. J. Rouss
Aberdeen
Davenport & Co
Walt Moss
Yowell
Sharp
Hugh A Ford
D Lehobauer
John Vote
Joe Dougherty
I P Stephens
Toney Meyers
William Reichoff
Jaok Owen
Hannibal
T. Hawkins
Melson
D R Davennor
Wright Bros
F Smith
EB Scott
J Medcalf
T Burditt
H Begley
T J Yates
Harley Williams
Iran Stephens
Weiser
Idaho
Montana
Dick Walker
Byron Mcffarland
Isaac N Melson
Hannibal Butchers
L Crigler
M Casey
Maddox
Lebnbauer
L T Bell and Son
G L Turner
C Bagnum
Col W T Youell
C H Williamson
J H
Tip) McClintic
Hugh A
Jno L. Evans
Frank Abland
Jno Bixler
Chris Gottman
CM Davis
Mr Elliott
H A Saunders
T D Christian
J H Rogers
T W Read
William H Green
Hannibal Journal
H A Ford
Youel and
Market Report
Eserrremer Seeertseememhid
Stesteua Eet Poultry
Fulmgas
Lde
Chad
HMB
Pialttry
Henderson and Son
Barrer
MecClintic
Yates
Mudd
Owen
McClintic
Green Lear
Ciy Council
Uity Council
J. S. Scott
J. M. Procetor Sr
T Rutledge
L M. Wood
Leo Yates
JR. Dawson
J Frank Smith
J W. Cox
Monroe City News
Monroe City Democrat
J. Frank Smith
Aid
J. N. McWilliams
Bucklio Friende Sunaay
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