Interdenominational church updates and local notices
Farmers Institute attendance announced with religious services across First Baptist, Presbyterian and Christian Bible School. Rev Charles A Eaton arrives as St Jude's rector in the city, delivering sermons and leading parish activities. Local rail and social notices include a Canada dairy barn feature and Rebekah meeting updates, with a Hannibal Monroe City basketball game preview and Los Angeles 1911 city election results following McNamara trial coverage.
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Farmers Items and Local News From Monroe City
Weekly notes from Monroe City cover fur buyers seeking cash bids, a city council vote to upgrade a deep well rig, a prolific pumpkin vine report, a federal post office clerks ban, funeral attendees from distant towns, school grade listings, a murder trial acquittal, spelling contest honors, paving projects, a court gathering at Carpenters, Mayo Clinic treatment for W. S. Woodson, a Catholic bazaar’s success, and local births and health updates.
Farmers Institute to be Held in Monroe City
A wide urged program invites all farmers and interested residents to attend a two day Farmers Institute in Monroe City on Wednesday and Thursday. Five speakers including S M Jordan and Miss Eva Welch will cover corn soil fertility home economics and livestock with sessions at 10 30 am and 1 30 pm daily.
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Death of Phillip McNelis Aged Citizen of This City
Phillip McNelis aged citizen of this city died at his home on Tuesday from diseases incident to old age. Funeral services were held at the Catholic Church this morning and the remains were interred at Indian Creek. Born in Ireland eighty years ago he came to the United States as a young man. He leaves a wife and three children, all grown, with Mrs John Campbell of this city as a daughter and the others living in the west. B M Lester editor of thePhillppues Times paid a pleasant call Wednesday.
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