Hicks Almanac 1909 and local society notes
The item promotes the Rev Srl R Hicks Almanac For 1909 with color covers and Prof Hicks portrait, priced 35c by mail, 30c on stands. It claims the almanac includes Hicks weather forecasts and discounts for bulk orders. Also mentions visits of Mrs Ella High to Mr and Mrs John Green, and Miss B Muldrow visiting Miss Glaudie Greeves, plus John Lake’s Bluff City visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ella High
St. Louis
John Green
Prof. Hicks
Hicks
Time for a Change in Washington and beyond
A collage of excerpts notes U S treasury deficits versus surpluses, skeptical takes on economy, and political reform debates. Also quoted are light vignettes on Taft era politics, Bevier local option law tensions, election corruption concerns, and regional social notes including visits by Mrs. C A Lawson and teachers at the North Missouri Teachers Association.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Treasury
Washington
New York Post
To Truth. A Prayer by Minot J. Savage
A devotional poem in prayerful voice asking guidance from truth and divine light through fear doubt and hardship. The speaker vows to follow the guiding radiance despite deserts, martyrdoms, and abandonment, maintaining faith through life and death.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minot J. Savage
Monroe County Turkey Visit and Reunion Notes
A regional notice lists residents visiting friends and relatives across Shelbina Quincy Palmyra and Woodland during Thanksgiving, including A Ragland and daughter Pearl Elenora Redman Luther Moss and family N W Yates and brother Mrs Sarah Smith and daughter James Redd and nieces Ruby Opal For sythe C L Drescher and families Al Kelley and daughters J T Spalding and wife Wray Fuqua and others. A Dr Napoleon Boston remark about kissing is rebuked, recalling Waterloo and Bunker Hill. John Kendrick in Hasard offers wagon price reductions for 30 days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Ragland
Miss Pearl
Elenora Redman
Shelbina
George T. Ridings
Geneva
Vivian
Mildred
Hiter Moss
Lena Ely
Luther Moss
Shelbyville
N. W
Palmyra
C. L. Drescher
Quincy
al Kelley
Mary
Lucile
Woodland
J. T. Spalding
J. B. Corley
Wray Fuqua
Turkey
Monroe
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TWES
Monroe’s Best
McFarland Bros
Monroe City
McParland
W. A. Patterson
Monroe City, MO
Farmers’ Restaurant
Illinois
COAL
Eugene E. Edwards
Mars Orsians
B. Muldrow
Glaudie Greeves
Mrs. Tandy Gentry
Hannibal
Mariam Boulware
Aaron Boulware
Srl
R. Hicks
Wilson
Courier Post
John Lake
Bluff City
Harry
the Sunday Strand
Courier
Centralia Courier
Stone
Folk
General Assembly
W. J. Stone
Louisiana Times
E. M. Sipple
Misses Bessie Bristow
Edna Smith
Ella Fitzpatrick
Bess L. Boarman
North Missouri Teachers Association
J. L. Sweeney
Macon
Mexican Herald
Taft
Harrimans
la Follettes
Roosevelt
Grover Cleveland
Henry Clay
United States
Bevier
Macon Republican
Dunham
Graves
Mr. Dunham
Tom McGrath
McGrath
Sager
Ralls County
C. A. Lawson
Napoleon Boston
Waterloo
Bunker Hill
John Kendrick
Hassard
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