Farmers News and Livestock Listings in Monroe Area
Local notices advertise real estate loans, farm leases, and land for rent near Monroe. Sheep, cattle, hogs, poultry, and clover seed listed from North Missouri suppliers with multiple buyers and shipments to Hannibal and Chicago shows. Trader notes include contact names, phones, and market observations on stock movements and mail order practices.
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New York
J M Proctor and Son
Barger
Underhill
Pond Poultry Co
Henderson and Son
Birth and remarriage of Barbara Ann Berry Shuck
Barbara Ann Berry Shuck born January 12 1836 to Lawcen and Elizabeth Berry. Married R L Little Dee in 1858, remarried August 30 1864 to William Shuck. Died November 29 1907. Funeral at Holy Rosary Church conducted by Rev T Mullen. Buried Holy Rosary cemetery. Survived by one daughter from first marriage, eighteen grandchildren, eight great grandchildren.
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Barbara Ann Berry
Lawcen and
Elizabeth Berry
Fr. T. Mullen
Holy Rosary Church
Holy Rosary Cemetery
Editor Met Death in Kansas City Shooting
Kansas City dispatch reports H. J. Groves managing editor of the Kansas City Post died from wounds received in the same incident that wounded Navy 23 and O. D. Woodward, Post company president, remains hospitalized but expected to recover. Suspect Gen. Richard Horne is bonded at home in Marshall, Missouri and will be arrested on murder charges when returned to Kansas City.
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Kansas City
H. J. Groves
The
Kansas City Post
Navy
Richard Horne
O. D. Woodward
the Post Company
Groves
Horne
Marshall
About the Churches and Revival Services This Week
A local church round up covers several denominations with revival services listing times, places and topics. It notes Missouri-bound pastors, announces schedules for Sunday School and prayer meetings, and invites readers to attend, mentioning Grace and St. James churches and the Missouri Baptist Orphan's Home efforts.
Former Residents Divorce Granted in Quincy
Mrs A L Densbroder formerly of this city secured a divorce from her husband in Quincy. She was awarded $1,000 alimony and $20 per month for the support of their two children during their minority.
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A. L. Densbroder
Quincy
Thanksgiving gathering marks twenty fifth Spalding anniversary
In a long held family Thanksgiving reunion the Mc Leod sisters hosted their annual gathering. The event celebrated the twenty fifth wedding anniversary of Mr. and Mrs. J. T. Spalding and featured a Missouri Thanksgiving dinner and a display of silverware gifts. Guests included Rev. Fr P. F Cooney, Miss Mary Daley, Miss Maggie Cooney, W. R. Yates and family, and many others. Jim Tom dreamed of a fire under a monster oak as his wife counted silver presents in a glass cabinet to confirm the celebration's gifts.
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McLeod
Nannie Hardesty
Josephine Yates
Maggie Slayton
J.T. Spalding
Mise Kila McLeod
J. T.spalding
P. F Cooney
Mary Daley
Maggie Cooney
W.R. Yates
Charlie
Annie
Ollie
Fred Hardesty
Walter Hagan
Maggie Stayton
Ella McLeod
Joseph Buckman
Dulcie Buckman
John Sterling
Alton
Glessie
Lela
Charlie Bayes
Ed Isman
J. B. Corley
Lucy
Jim Tom
Jia Tom
Hannibal HHS Basketball Prep Faces Monroe and Quincy
The Hannibal High School basketball team prepares for upcoming games against Monroe and Quincy. The feature questions whether Monroe will concede to easy habits before the game or commit to hard work and win on game day.
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Hannibal
HHS
Monroe
Quincy
Not Guilty Verdict in Senator Brown Shooting Case
After hearing all the evidence in the shooting that killed United States Senator Brown, the jury returned a not guilty verdict. The judge had instructed the jury in a manner that effectively urged acquittal.
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U. S
Brown
Anna Bradley
George W Smith Visits Pittsburg Friends
George W Smith of Pittsburg Kansas arrived Sunday night to visit old chums who gave him a warm greeting.
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George W. Smith
Pittsburg
Kansas
Two Babies Arrive at Hayes and Yates Homes
A handsome little boy arrives at the home of W. P. Hayes and wife, while Elbert Yates and wife welcome a pretty little girl. Dimmitt offers a watch for sale.
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W. P. Hayes
Elbert Yates
County Infirmary Near City Favored by Local Officials
Opinion from Shelby County officials and residents favors locating the county infirmary near Shelbyville. They cite easy access for visitors, cheaper medical aid, electric lighting, better sewer cleanliness, church visits, and quicker market access as key advantages over a rural site. Local signers urge moving the institution toward town despite possible land costs.
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Shelby County
Shelbyville
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Meriwether & Meriwether
Aberdeen
Tf Davenport & Co
Hunerwadel
Durham
FF & M
James Smith
OIC
R E Redman
Owen, Jr
Monroe City, Mott
Route
Poland
Howard Publishing Co
Washington, D. C
Plymouth
F&m
Pearl McReynolds
C R James
C G Derrion
Lee Ely
Shropshire
Chicago International
Joe L Owen
Proctor
Walter Moss
Charlie Sharp
Arnold
Will
Montgomery Ward
Ad ‘Vance
Cesameemenes
R. L. Little Dee
William Shuck
Thyan
Missouri
Evett
Fifth Street
Lume
Heaven
St. Peter
First Baptist
Burst Baptist Church
Dr. Tralle
Judas Iscariot
Aluarve City
Hell
Methodist
W. F. M. Society
St. Jups's Courts
James Noble
Grace Baptist
Christian Church
Bible School
Jingatila
Christian Endeavor
Souri Baptist Orphan's Home
St. Louis
Laughlin
Philadelphia
Christian
P. m
Dimmitt
J. M. Woop
Superintendent County Infirmary
Shelby County, Mo
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