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Monroe City Democrat

Location

Monroe City, Missouri, United States of America

Date

Dec 26, 1907

Page

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Churches News Briefs and Weekend Services

A column on church activities lists Rev Joker M Shulee at the Methodist church and visits with his wife. Mia B Vaughao is noted at Presbyterian services next Sunday. Regular services are announced by First Barrist and St Jupe Church with schedules for Sunday School Junior League and adult worship. Daily Eucharist and Evensong are planned at St Jupe’s with Rev James Noble listed as priest and rector.

Joker M Shulee Hannibal Mia Vaughao James Noble Priazst

Indian Creek Items Holiday Visitors and Events

Visitors from Nebraska Kansas City Illinois and Chicago attend Missouri farms interests. Chester Scobee and Miss Ethel Burley to wed at St Stephens Christmas Day. School children on weeklong vacation. High mass at St Stephens Christmas Day. Local crowd attends Prof Devis and pupils entertainment at Stoutsville Monday night.

Thos. Care Chicago George W. Stubblefield Bloomington Ill Missouri Chester Scobee Ethel Burley Fr. Gooney St. Stephens Prof. Devis and Hisupils Stoutsville

Susan Wilson 1537 1907 Obituary in Oakland Cemetery

Wilson Susan Wilson born Monroe County October 5 1537 died at Thomas P Walter home two a m Friday December 20 1907. She was eighth of eleven children of Samuel and Diadara Wilson. Survived by three sisters Mesdames T P Walter Nancy Dillard Mary E Dry. Joined Mt Pleasant Church about fifty years ago and lived a faithful Christian life. Funeral by Rev Penn at Oakland Church ha m Sunday body laid in Oakland cemetery.

Susan Wilson Munroe Co Thomas P. Wal-ter Samuel Diadara Bel Wilson Better Land Mesdames T. P Walter Balla Co Nancy Dillard Sater Mary E. Dry Methodist Old Mt Thompson Penn Oakland Church Ha. m Oaklad

Dimmitt Infant Dies After Funeral at Home

Frank Stewart Dimmitt, infant son of Mr. and Mrs. J. J. Dimmitt, died Thursday afternoon at under four months old. Funeral services were held at their home by Rev. James Noble on Saturday morning, and he was laid to rest in St Jude Cemetery with the words of Jesus, Suffer little children to come unto Me.

Frank Stewart J. J. Dimmitt Ir James Noble Hts S Jude

Our Nation in the Day of Battle in MecClure's January

Henry Reuterdahl argues U S battleship spending lacks waterline protection and cites Russia and Britain as contrast. He notes five new battleships under construction, some unable to revise armor, urging public pressure to change course before completion. Also reports Shelbyville jeweler helper visit and Mexico resident guest.

Henry Reuterdahl Mr. Reuterdahl Russia United States

Farmers Items and Local Notices from Monroe

Real estate loan ads from Meriwether and Meriwether on 92 acres near Monroe. Local farming notes include buyers and leases, turkey sale, cattle movements, a well update, and farm leases. Obituary fragment for a local woman with funeral details and community sympathy.

Meriwether & Merewether

A Friendly Tip About a Marriage Plan

A Chicago News blurb presents a lighthearted exchange where a young man asks a fair maid to marry him. He suggests gaining a son rather than losing a daughter, while she warns that her father is protective, hosting three sons and sensitive to the topic.

Chicago News

Death claims Josephine Spalding in city home

Josephine Spalding wife of David A. Spalding died Sunday night of tuberculosis after long illness. Born January 1 1877 near Indian Creek she lived in this county most of her life. Married April 18 1900 she resided in Indian Creek Edison and returned to this city two weeks ago to pass away. A devout Catholic, she was laid to rest in St.

Angvel Pike Josephine David A. Spalding Indian Creek David A.spalding Edison Nebraska

Advertising and the cost of sales in a dense market

A Quatocy Herald editorial urges business leaders to curb costs rather than cut sales, arguing that widespread advertising in a live newspaper reaching a large community is the cheapest way to move merchandise. It notes about eighty million Americans will buy goods as usual and stresses responsible pricing decisions.

Quatocy Herald

Social Evening At Miss Sharp Home

Twenty five friends gathered at Miss Bess Sharp’s hospitable home Friday evening for a lively gathering with refreshments and cheerful chatter. A Patterson spent part of the week with his family here while Will held a good job with the Oto Engine Co.

Bess Sharp A. Patterson Will The Oto Engine Co

Monroe City Chautauqua promises and plans unveiled

Over a hundred residents sign a petition to cover any shortfall for the 1908 Monroe City Chautauqua. The event runs from Sunday August 2 to Sunday August, with an executive committee led by J. 5S. Scott and W. R. P. Jackson coordinating tickets and program. Also noted are fundraising pleas, a theater booking by Harry Shannon for What Money Will Do at Monroe Opera House, and local society notices including staff movements and visits.

Monroe City W. R. P. Jackson A. Jaeger, Jr D. M. Proctor Jasper Henderson Robert Meriiott J T. Umstattd J B Gray Scott L M. Wood J. W Cox M. Bb Proctor Treasure Harry St Mooroe Opera House Harry Shannon

Perry woman visits Monroe friends and Quincy visitors

Mora Hollis of Perry has been with Monroe friends. Mrs J B Anderson and daughter Miss Sue visited Quincy on Monday. Harry Jarman was a business visitor in Quincy Monday.

Mora Hollis Perry Monroe Irs J B Anderson Miss Sue Quincy Harry Jarman

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