Looking Backward in Monroe City History and Business
A Monroe City Democrat feature reflects on past events and local progress. It notes the paper’s role as a ten year business directory showing 46 advertisers occupying 1,015 inches of space, asserting Monroe City as the queen of the prairies and a center of commerce despite larger towns being on the map.
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Monroe City
Queen of the Prairies
Ladies Seek Year-End Poultry and Stock Reports
A plea for women to report yearly poultry eggs butter and sales for 1908 to appear in the Democrat’s 1909 issue alongside stock shipments and infrastructure progress. Includes notes on a Holy Rosary Church bazaar, local mishaps and community notices from Monroe City to Milan.
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Quip on Second Marriage Sparks Luncheon Debate
A luncheon conversation among three German men centered on a mutual friend's second marriage. One man declared that a man who marries a second time "don't deserve to have lost his first wife," prompting a sharp cultural aside in this brief social item from the paper.
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Sammon & Richards
William Corder
J. W. Cox
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Wood's Drug Store
J.N. Southern
Joe
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Betsy Ross
Paul Re‘vere
Washington
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King
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James B. McClintic
Shelbina
Askan
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J. H. Green
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William Cordes
Hornback
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Santa Claus
Bob Bell
Myrtle Settle
Strean
State Board of Horticulture of
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University of Missouri
State Board of Agriculture
Mrs. Perry Maxwell
Palmyra
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