Sheriff Nolen Returns From Los Angeles In Griggs Case
Sheriff Nolen went to Los Angeles after Lulu Griggs who signaled willingness to return. She remained in custody on arrival as a writ of habeas corpus had been issued. A telegram allegedly from a man connected with the case influenced her to stay away. The grand jury found no Missouri crime and no warrant. the case was continued to April term.
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Nolen
Los Angeles
Cali
Lulu Griggs
Iameirs
Somin
Quincy
Mudd
Alk
Uwirl
Grand Vry
Missouri
Too Sorely Tempted Jam Theft Tale
A ten-year-old street urchin is accused of stealing jam from a neighbor and confesses in children's court. The judge questions him gently and the boy sobs, promising not to steal again only if the neighbor keeps her party door locked.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Houel
Teddy Roosevelt warns Congress over reparation bill and impeachment
The statement portrays President Theodore Roosevelt threatening to veto a bill to reinstate discharged service members while vowing to confront impeachment efforts. He harshly criticizes Senator Foraker of Ohio as part of the broader political clash, with claims that “everybody lies.”
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Congress
Senator Foraker
Ohio
Teddy
Home Again Names Holiday Students
Home for the holidays are Miss Vivian Davis of LaGrange A E Falton Paul Cox of Fayette Merl Tooley of Columbia H McNutt of Rolla Elileu Evans of Sedalia and Elva Clark of Lexington.
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Vivian Davis
LaGrange
A. E
Falton
Paul Cox
Fayette
Merl Tooley
Columbia
H. McNutt
Rolla
Elileu Evans
Sedalia
Elva Clark
Lexington
Christmas Visits and Family News in Local Towns
Miss Clara Fregier spends Christmas at Lovells Mill Rubt Cauley vacationing with friends in St Louis Charles Stary of Avon Li arrives for Christmas with homefolks Miss Hewett and C Dimmitt of Shelbina with Monroe friends Thursday Mrs A H Green and Ada V McClintic with Quincy friends Thursday W Jones visits daughter Mrs Norm Goodnight in Bluff City Benj Umstattd leaves Thursday for Aurora Ill to join Burlington telegraph gang Mr and Mrs W T Greeves of St Louis visit Christmas with home folks Miss Cordelia Churchill of Shelbina visits Mrs B Griffith Ernest Elliott of Shelbina visits homefolks during Christmas Henry G Johnson goes to Ely to nurse Ed Yowell who has been ill for two weeks Mr and Mrs JE Wright of Morning Sun Iowa arrive to visit sister Mrs S A Miller Mrs OC R Emerson and Master Bert go to Hannibal to stay with homefolks until after Christmas.
Smiths Sure Kidney Cure Guaranteed Remedy
Advertisement asserts Smiths Sure Kidney Cure as the only guaranteed kidney remedy. Offers a 50 cent price and a trial with refund if it fails, credited to L. J. Yates.
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Smith
L. J. Yates
Teachers Away for Holidays in 19th Century Notice
The High School teachers are off for Christmas. Prof. B. Hagley will travel to Paris to attend the State Teachers Association in Moberly. Miss Edith Nichols goes to Aurora Illinois. Miss Amilla Spiker to Bushnell. Miss India Griffith to La Plata. Miss Catherine Gooch to Sneshina. Leno resumes January 2.
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B. Hagley
Paris
State Teachers Association
Moberly
Edith Nichols
Aurora Ill
Ammilla Spiker
Bushnell, Ill
India Griffith
LaPlata
Catherine Gooch
Sneshina
Monroe City case continued to April term at Paris
The Monroe City versus Dr. R. K. Megown case was continued from last Friday to the April term of court in Paris. Nellie McPike, student at the high school, returned to her Palmyra home to spend the Yale time with her parents. Mrs. J. O. Gozad left for Hancock County to visit homefolks and planned to be joined by J. O. soon. Mrs. Thornton Marshall, children, and Maud Wine of Quincy came to be with homefolks during graduation time. Briggs Medcalf of Winfield visited Mooroe friends as his mother attended her sister, Mrs. Abbott. After circling Alberta and every state west of the Missouri, Ray Um stath returned to Missouri, deeming it good enough to stay.
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Mudd
Boyd
Nolen
Peeriff Nolen
Jmous
Gulliver
Paris Mercury
Monroe City
R. K. Megown
Paris
Nellie McPike
Palmyra
J. O. Gozad
Hancock County
J. O
Thornton Marshall
Maud Wine
Quincy
Briggs Medcalf
Winfield
Mooroe
Abbott
Alberta
Canada
Missouri River
Ray Umstatth
Missouri
See Rod memory test and Santa letters ad result
The Monroe City Democrat notes a February ad campaign asking children for Santa letters. It reports the 13th issue at 8 to 16 pages and the 20th issue at 12 pages, both filled with letters. Editors conclude women and children read the paper, praising the paper as the best local advertising medium.
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Democrat
Lears
Monroe City Democrat
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American Monthly Review
Roosevelt
Review of Reviews
Astor Place
Room 400
New York
Home Again
Clara Fregier
Lovells Mill
Cauley
St. Louis
Charles Stary
Avon, Li
Hewett and
C. Dimmitt
Shelbina
Munroe
A. H. Green
Ada V. McClintic
W . Jones
Mrs
Norm Goodnight
Bluff City
Benj. Umstattd
Aurora
Ill
Burlington
Cordelia Churchill
B. Griffith
Ernest Elliott
Henry G. Johnson
Ely
Ed Yowell
JE. Wright
Morning Sun
Llowa
S A. Miller
OC. R. Emerson
Bert
Hannibal
Monroe Steam Laundry
Huttig
Jovitte
Wwe
Thes
Mugis
W. Huston
Leno
Rod
Maple City
Agenci
Marble City Soap Works
Monmouth
Illinois
Nurdeswy
Nurnery Kent
Stark Bio's
Lowslua
Daglic
Lvna
Fayettenne
Ark
Nell Lie
Fical Perfection
West 22Nd Street
New York City
Dover
Scientific American
Hornback
Uannibal, Mo
J. R. Dawson
Melson’s Livery
Monroe City, MO
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