FARM REPORTS AND LIVESTOCK TRADE DAIRY SALE ITEMS
Rural notices and market briefs list farmers for sale and rent of livestock and ground. The riding market reports 60,000 Mexican yearling sheep, Hereford and Shorthorn bulls, and multiple car loads of cattle and sheep shipped to Chicago and other markets. Poultry and eggs sales are noted with prices, plus local auction activity and farm equipment ads.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
V C Spalding
Frank M. Bowers
Olie
Henry W Wood
Texas
Geo W Tooley
Omaha
Centralia
Missouri
Starr Bros
Prairie Queen
Paris
Iowa
Manilla
Dan S Sharp
Jno J Rogers
JB Gray and Son
J M Proctor and Son
Mr Proctor
Monroe Pens
New York
Cress
Springfield-Wharfdale
Lord Dalmouth
England
J B Hoggin
Fasig & Tipton
Thirteenth Street
Tis
St. Blaise
Belmont
C B McKee
Jaok Owen
Bluff City
L Lundbore
A Hays
H Clay Hays
RP Jackson and Son
Hayden and
Yates
Charles Frye
A C Moyers
J T Spalding
H C Benson
Jennie B Jarman
Bere
Barbara Woolfork
Barger & McClintic
Geo. Cassil
A F Griffith
Simmons
J Palmer
G W Shaw
F D Proctor
J P LaPoe
PW Fifer
Hays
Leo Yates
Bradshaw
BJ Rubison
F Wagner
D M Miller
Stoutsville
Wither's Mill
John O Wood
Chicago
John Zang
Kewanee
James Jones
Manoning Elliott
G W Viars
John Knott
Jne Little
Koach
FP Hall
Taylor
H Ragland
Montana
WS Wilson
Victor Hagan Misses His 57th Birthday Feast
A small birthday passed with little notice as Victor Hagan worked in the oat field unaware of the celebration. Friends Tom Yates and Joe Hays planned a surprise, prompting his return to the house and a clothed greeting to share a meal, while a house guest reported a float on the side but gave no details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Victor Hagan
Tom Yates
Joe Hays
Joe
Newspaper Men and a Friendly Priest at the Depot
Yesterday at the depot Rev Fr T Mullen spoke of newspaper workers as diligent collectors of news and praised their hard labor. He will have the Fayette Democrat sent to his sister in Ireland. The Otterbein Male Quartette and Miss Fisher Shipp perform at the opera house Monday Dec 18 in the Secord Lecture course for 50 cents admission.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fr. T. Mullen
St. Louis
Democrat
Ross Hicksop
Athboy
County Meade
Ireland
Otterbein
Churches and Cantata Notes From Monroe City
Sunday church notices and meetings across Monroe City include multiple denominations. Holy Rosary hosts a Christmas Cantata December 21 with a detailed Opera House program and student performers, while several churches announce Advent services, protracted meetings, and Sunday schedules led by Rev. Holliday, Rev. Smith, Rev. Latham, and Rev. Trickett. An Odd Fellows meeting near year end is described with initiations, officers, and a grand roll-call event. A comic opera by a Springfield child and a commentary on Hearst price shifts conclude the column.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O. B. Holliday
Palmyra
Sharpsburg
Luther P. Smith
la Grange
Monroe
R. T. Colborn
W. W. Laughlin
Oakland Church
Methodist
Presbyterian
Baptist
Opera House
J. E Latham
Clayton
City
Odd Fellows
Missouri
Wilson's
Wilson
Holy Rosary
Monroe City
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Lewis Lundborg
Wa. Amerwadel
White
Plymouth Rock
Mary Rouse
W T Youell
Agricultural Department of the United States
Missouri State Department of Agriculture
Democrat Office
Mark Hawkins
Salie Griffin
Market Report
J J Rogers
JO Wood
John Zing
Jim Jones
D S Sharp
WR P Jackson and Son
Barger and McClintic
Balzer
Turkees
Aimee AG
Victor
Fayette
J. O. Whitworth
Mt. Vernon
St. JuprE's Church
H. G. Limric
Christian
The
Christian Church
H.R. Trickett
Christian Endeavor
D. H. Stevens
First Baptist
Dr. Read
Methodist Church
Anderson
Monroe Lodge of Odd Fellows
Emmett O. Hallock
Myste
Blessed Virgin
Elisabeth
Virgin Mary
G. Moutaw
Elizabeth
Bessie Boarman
ITI
the Magi
Henry
Herod
Thomas C. Yates
Joseph Little
Ira Underhill
Leavewell
Thomas Yates
Hyme
Thomas C
Frank Grimm
Springfield
Ohio
W. KR. Hearst