Monroe City Post Office notices second class matter
The Tak Democrat reports that Hems DP Op reRreak entered the post office at Monroe City Missouri as a second class matter.
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Monroe City Democrat
Location
Monroe City, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Dec 01, 1910
Page
4
Missouri election results show Republicans win state offices
On November 8 Missouri voters cast 675 541 votes for major parties, 20 133 fewer than two years prior. Official totals on December 1 show Democrats carried few statewide races, while Republicans won several key offices including Supreme Judge long term and State Superintendent, with margins of 3 165 and 2 240 respectively.
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Missouri
Long —Gantt
Brown
Timmons
Kennish
Poem About Father’s Barn Prompts Publisher’s Chagrin
A writer tells a publisher she has penned a poem on My Father’s Barn, provoking a sharp response. Missouri dominates the University of Missouri agriculture contest standings at Chicago’s livestock exposition, sweeping five students onto the top ten honor list. Col. Moses C. Wetmore, a Democratic committeeman, is fatally injured in a Broadway incident. G R McCulloch of Springdale visits John and wife in Illinois.
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Univer of Missouri
Chicago
Missouri
Chicago Record-Herald
Is This Hole in the Game Law Hunters Question
Edgerton Journal reports Grundy county men were arrested for hunting on land without owner consent. Trial shows the new game law omits the old Section 2302, so the men were discharged. Trespass penalties still apply to trespass by the offender, not the state.
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Edgerton Journal
Grundy County
Columbia Statesman
Suit To Dissolve Sugar Trust In New York
A bill in equity to dissolve the American Sugar Refining company, dubbed the sugar trust, was filed in the U S circuit court for the Southern district of New York by United States District Attorney Wise. A perpetual injunction is sought blocking dividends and stockholders from exercising privileges and restraining trade. Defendants include Franklin Sugar Refining, Spreckels Sugar Refining, Western Sugar Refining, California Sugar Refining, and individuals Frazier Havemeyer Niese Mott the Spaldings?
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New York
American Sugar Refining Company
Sugar Trust
United States Circuit Court For
Southern District of New York
United States
Wise
Franklin Sugar Refining Company
Spreckles Sugar Refining Company
Western Sugar Refining Company
California Sugar Refining Company
George H. Frazier
Horace Havemeyer
H. E. Niese
Henry C. Mott
Adolph B
J. D. Spreckles
F. D. Mollenhauser
Robert B. Hawley
Democrats to Contest in Missouri election disputes
The Democratic State Committee adopted resolutions urging contests for four state offices including Supreme judgeships and contests in three St. Louis congressional districts led by Richard Bartholdi. They also urged contests for State Senate and lower legislative seats in St. Louis City and County, after reviewing alleged fraudulent tactics. Proviso says funds must be pledged to cover contest costs. Mrs John McGlesson returns home to Louisiana after visiting Monroe friends.
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Democratic State Committee
Southern Hotel
St. Louis
Richard Bartholdi
Senate
St. Louis County
Why His Friends Laugh
A clever youth in a town gains attention by wearing a stickpin with its point protruding and explains he does so to provoke questions. He recounts an episode on a car where an old man noted the pin and he joked he keeps it that way to attract attention, a ruse that amuses his circle.
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Tres
Ants Nest Under Glass Novelty For Home Study
A London novelty called the Lub bock formicarium is a portable ants nest in a ten inch square frame with a glass cover. It includes ants and small insects, with or without a queen, and comes with management directions. designed for long term use and educational value for children and researchers.
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London
Lubbock
French pension bill includes women in plan after years of struggle
The pension measure in France, after four years of legislative effort, grants pension rights to wage earning women and men. Women pay six francs yearly, men nine, and minors 4% francs. Pensions start at 65 or after 30 years’ service. Employers and the state must contribute equally to the fund, and all state employees retire on pension after a set period.
Sweeping School Floors Across Cities
Chicago schools wash floors only three times yearly while Boston schools skip washing due to cracks exposing dirt. Both employ dampened sawdust with formaldehyde to save time and money, a practice raising health concerns about germ containment.
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Chicago
Boston
Foreign bodies in the eye care and first aid guidance
Instructions on removing foreign bodies from the eye and when to seek a specialist. Practical steps include avoiding rubbing the eye, allowing tears to wash out particles, and using blunt tools to remove debris from lower or upper eyelids. Warns against removing embedded steel or emery with needles or knives. Notes and local social items follow.
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H. H. Hartung
M. D
National
Barnard students oppose woman dean with song chorus
A Barnard College note reveals discontent with having a woman dean as students chant Dont get a lady dean for us, indicating ongoing tension over female leadership in girls colleges. The remark reflects broader attitudes toward women in academic administration.
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Barnard
An Old Crosspatch Cartoon Caption Exchange
A brief caption exchange notes that the photographer considers the negative very good while the client complains the whole of her face hurts yet. The exchange reflects a humorous vanity moment from Meggendorfer Blatter's publication.
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Meggendorfer
Euchre Night Proves Social and Financial Hit at Holy Rosary
The Ladies Avers Society of Holy Rosary Church hosted a euchre evening last Wednesday. Prizes went to A Hamilton Ist main, Mrs O Daniel Ist ladies, Aldo Losson Istgents, and Victor Spalding 2nd sent. Norbit Yates and Develin Yates won the boobies. An after-event dance with the firepiece Orchestra followed, drawing wide participation. Proceeds totaled about 62 dollars.
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Holy Rosary Church
Jamilton
O'Daniel
Aldo Losson
Just Stood Pat and a Burglar Tale
A Camden man awoke to his wife’s claim a burglar was in the house and urged a downstairs chase. He refused, joking that while the chase proceeds he’ll search her clothing. The couple quarreled over fear and practicality in a humorous domestic anecdote. Dr. Thomas Proctor from Hannibal toured the area and predicted Hannibal’s population climbing toward 50,000 due to booster activity.
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Camden
Papa
Wifey
St. Paul
Thomas Proctor
Hannibal
Hannibal Club
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