Farmers' Market Notes and Cattle Sales Across Monroe City
Rural news recounts sales of mares, mule colts, cattle, hogs, sheep, and horses from local farms. Listings include shipments to Omaha, land transactions near Ely, and notices of auctions at the Orr farm with multiple livestock and implements. The piece also critiques a Canadian emigration brochure and highlights harness makers delivering to Edison, Nebraska.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samantha Orr
Frank E Orr
Orr
Monroe City
Col JR B Kidd
Oscar Paul
Clothing Tips. Any article of merchandise bearing this label
A brief note discusses apparel items carrying the label Clothing Tips. It outlines that any article of merchandise bearing this tag signals guidance on proper care or style, highlighting the label’s use to indicate quality or suitability for consumers.
Big Clothing Store advertises value and truth
The ad claims discriminating cash buyers will find the Big Clothing Store offers the best prices and honest goods. It asserts merchandise is as good as money back and promises to honor that word, urging readers to patronize the store for savings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hugh Mudd
Meredosia
Ill
Bob White
Eport
Department of Agriculture
Churches Bulletin Schedule and Visitors
The weekly church column notes Rev W W Laughlin and wife visiting the city Rev G W Humphrey with Hurdland ties Rev W W Laughtie of Fairfax giving a sermon at Grace Baptist Church Sunday morning. Christian Church plans morning sermon by Pastor H R Trickett Open Christian Woman's Board of Mission session at 3 pm and services at 11 am and 7 pm with a 3 pm Confession of Faith lecture West Minster Junior League meets at 2 pm Sunday
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. W. Laughlin
Fairfax
G. W. Humphrey
Hurdland
W.W. Laughtie
Pairfax
Grace Baptist Church
Christian Church
H. RB. Trickett
Christian Hedeavor
Christian Women’s Board of Mission
West Minster Junior League
Stewardship and Uncovered Truth Sermons Offer Devotions
The article lists church services led by Rev H G Limric with Holy Communion and Morning Prayer, notes a Sacred Cantata at the opera house on Dec 21, and mentions daily services and a quarterly meeting led by Rev O B Holliday. It also covers a wedding of John B Kimes and Miss Anna H Ely at 5 pm with officiating Rev J O Whitworth and extends congratulations.
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Ounday
Opera House
Hunnewell
T. H B. Anderson
Shebina
O. B. Holliday
Bodine Stavely Wedding At Bride's Home In Paris
Harry G. Stavely editor of the Paris Mercury wed Miss Clara Bodine daughter of Hon N Bodine last Wednesday at the bride’s home. The Democrat extends congratulations for a happy life. Prof Green of Paris High School reflects on coaching Monroe football and Shelbian team defeat. R O Ballard sold a plane to J B McClintic and a piano to Ruth Hawkins. W C Spalding shipped a tax bound item Tuesday to V A Howlett Massilliea Ohio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry G. Stavely
The
Paris Mercury
Clara Bodine
Hon . N. Bodine
Bride the Democrat
Prof. Green
Paris
Monroe
Shelbian
R O
Ballard
J. B. McClintic
Ruth Hawkins
W. C. Spalding
V. A. Howlet
Massilliea
Ohio
Secret Societies Active Week of Elections in Monroe
Monroe Lodge No 64 A F A M held last Saturday night electing J G Wade as Worshipful Master W E Vowell senior warden W J Rouse junior warden W R P Jackson secretary and June Shearman treasurer. Other groups like Modern Woodmen Monroe City Camp 2236 MWA Yeomen and Married Men's League plan degree work elections and oyster suppers with members urged to attend.
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Monroe Lodge No
A. F
A. M
J. G. Wade
W. M
W. E. Vowell
S. W
W. J. Rouse
J W
W. R. P. Jackson
Secy
Jne Shearman
Treas
St. John’s Day
Monroe City
M. W.A
Married Men's League
Odd Fellows Hall
VanLandingham Homestead Destroyed in Fire Near Warren
Fire destroyed Robert VanLandingham’s nine room house and contents near Warren on Tuesday morning while the family was away. Origin of the fire unknown. No insurance. Loss estimated between 4000 and 5000 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Vanandingham
Warren
VanLandingham
Man Thrown From Horse After Fright on Wood Saw
Ira Mc Lean was thrown when a gentle horse bolted at a wood saw on a road wagon. He suffered severe head bruises and a badly lacerated right ear, confining him to bed until noon Tuesday. Mrs. L. M. Shaffer and Mrs. W. L. Reid are noted visiting friends in Ely and Hannibal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ira McLean
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White
Plymouth Rock
Mary Rouse
Year Bank
Agricultural Department of the United States
Missouri State Department of Agriculture
Democrat Office
F E Orr
Borden
Tom Bryant
Geo Tooley
Jim Birea
Wilson Bros
Wadsworth
Omaha
Joho L Owen
Hannibal
Ed O'Danial
Wm Schinn
Ed Smith
Charles Tewell
Hos
Frank Oliver
Ottawa
Canada
United States
J M Proctor
South Line
Monroe County
Hon . Oliver
Hagan & Borden
Edison
Neb
Lou Stephens
Ely
Jobo Baxter
Th Eim Woods
IL Owen
Lawless Bros
J B Thomas
McClintic and
Donley
W L Boarman
TB Thurman
C Cook
Kiliff Miller
C BE Calvert
E Mitchell
J O Wood
T Swearengen
Joe McClintie
ED Crawford
W Whitmore
T D Christian
Es Yates
J R Vanney
J W Hardesty
J H Dean
Foss McClintie
D Tompkins
W Thackery
J H Tooley
C Miller
J Allison
H Zeiger
C V Davis
J Rogers
A Owen
E P Cady
Arnold
Handley
John Ellis
LaBelle
Joe McClintic
Mark C Hawkins
W CO Spalding
Manning Elliott
Page
Shban
Coty, Ma
A. Sullivan
Cash Clothier
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Presbyterian
St. Jupe’s Church
H. G. Limric
First Baptist
Holly Rosary
Methodist
Ely Kimes
John B. Kimes
Anna H Ely
H. W. Ely
Rev
J. O. Whitworth
Bodine-Stavely
Masons
ODD Fellows
Yeomen
Monroe Homestead
Court OF Honor
Monroe City Lodge Court of Honor
C. L. Drescher
S. G. Demaree
Cora Turner
Thomas Fitzpatrick
R L. Peirceau
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John Kliffmiller
Sentinel
John Strean
W. L. Reid