Farmers items and market notes from Monroe City
Local notices list sales and requests from farmers including Timothy seed for one dollar per bushel and wanted eight year old heifers by May 1. The Democrat urges printing horse and jack bills and reports cattle shipments, hogs, hay, and beeves traded or shipped. The beef trust case US vs Bwitt & Co is noted with Supreme Court affirmation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry J Kendrick
Monroe City
Jack
Barger and McClintic
MI Big
Will Gottman
Chris Gottman
CH Dnderhill
Ben Swigart
WS McClintic
J A Fry
Buckman
Utterback
Fields
F R Y Shunboro
W McClintic
AJ Shepard
J EB Bendrct
John W White
Local Clothier Promises Value and Choice at Readily Stocked Shop
An advertisement touts OLN ps labeled goods with a money back guarantee. WM A Sullivan Cash Clothier announces three million dollars in cloth samples and high art Stein-Block lines, urging customers to inspect before buying. The note highlights Wilson Bros furnishings and a buy-now payoff mindset.
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WM. A. Sullivan
WM A. Sullivan
United States
Wilson Bros
Golden Anniversary Surprise at Crawford Home
Yesterday the children of J. Douglas Crawford and his wife staged a surprise party for their parents Golden Wedding Day. The couple found a dandy feast awaiting them at the old homestead and were congratulated by their grateful family.
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J. Douglas Crawford
Dug
Dog attack costs rancher four horses six hogs and one cow
Just before Christmas a dog owned by John Schmidie went mad and scattered through his stock before it could be killed. In days that followed he was forced to kill four horses six hogs and one cow. He lives near Marshall bridge eight miles northeast of the city. Walter Williamson is visiting with Merberry friends.
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John Schmidie
Bishop Woodcock consecrated in Kentucky diocese service
Detroit reports Rev Charles Woodcock D D consecrated bishop of the Kentucky diocese at St John s Church with bishops Tuttle Seymour and Burton assisting. California Episcopalian convention creates a House of Church Women to legislate and advise on women s church work. Elder J B Corwine resigns as pastor at Center and will relocate to Madison Missouri, after long service in Raleigh county.
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Detroit
Charles Woodcock
D. D
Kentucky
St. John's Protestant Episcopal Church
Tuttle
Missouri
Seymour
Springfield
Lil
Burton
Lexington
San Francisco
Cat
Episcopalian Convention
California
House of Church Women
J B. Corwine
Christian Church At
Center Sunday
Corwine
Madison, Mo
Coorwine
Ralie County
Branching Out At Rogers Thompson Store Expands
Rogers Thompson Department Store enlarged second floor to dedicate carpets rugs mat tings curtains and parliers. Millinery moved from rear to front of upper room enhancing display space. Local merchants emphasize energy advertising and fair dealing as paths to prosperity. Miss Leona Settle visits home briefly. Mrs Jennie Bond spent part of the week with Madison friends.
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Rogers & Thompson
Democrat
DemocRats Piano Contest Nears Final Day
With a little more than three weeks left, the Democrat piano contest nears close on February 28 at 4 p m. Votes are close between seconds and third place as the top winner holds a slim lead. A life subscription to the paper and 25,000 votes await the winner if supporters contribute. The standing list shows Miss Anna Nolen Miss Bessie Willis Mrs T B Hayden Miss Glessie Herron and Miss Claudell Settle as of press.
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Democrat
Parlor Dance Brings City Guests Home After Evening Party
Mrs Mawie Krummy hosted a lively parlor dance at her southwest of city home Monday night. Attendees from the city included Misses Beatrice Eliott Myrtle Jones Bernice Wilson Josie Bess McChintic and Messrs Buoy McAllister Joe Moutgomery Lorin Yates Thomas Fitzpatrick Al Broughon Earl Hugh Mudd and Clarence Broughton. They returned at daylight and likely enjoyed a glorious time, though Lorin may be shy about his nap location.
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Mawie Krummy
Beatrice Eliott
Myrtle Jones
Bernice Wilson
Scott Little
Josie
Bess McChintic
Buoy McAllister
Joe Moutgomery
Lorin Yates
Thomas Fitzpatrick
al Broughon
Earl
Hugh B. Mudd
Clarence Broughton
Cranston Party Heads to Cantor for New Home
Mrs K O Cranston and an interesting babe left yesterday for Cantor Missouri, where they will stay until Robt secures a house. The former residence had been sold and they must vacate.
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K. O. Cranston
Babe
Cantor, Mo
Robt
Miss Sue Anderson Visits Frank Anderson Family
Miss Sue Anderson spent part of last week with Frank Anderson's family in Blutt City, enjoying time together and familiar company amid local social events.
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Miss Sue Anderson
Frank Anderson
Blutt City
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J. R. B. Kipp
Col JR B Kidd
J F Kennedy
T J Sharp
J R Spiker
Jno L Owen
Marion Nolen
William Jones
Jack Crawford
Manning Walker
D Melson
Florida
Bluff City
Garth Elzer
F S Saunders
W T Youell
Wood Bros Drug Store
Horse
DeMocrats
WR P Jackson
WH Byrd
W O Foreman
Ely
Dock Moss
Harry Lion
Frank Finley
Adam Graves
J L Owen
Joe Depot
J Porter Patton
Mappen Bros
DS Sharp
Capt WH Byrd
D D Melson
J W White
Handley & Fuqua
Charles F. Straub
City
Hannibal
Rome
H. & St. Joe
Shebina
Monroe
Turkey
Sicheliaanbets Seiesiaen Dan
Bitter Ieee Oe
Cope Enmmeene
Asee
Rere AB
Nsceesnesenssees Srereeeesonen
OLN Ps
Ralls County
J. BE. Travis
Fulton
Shelbina
Rensselaer
Homer W. Starr
St. Jude Parish
St. Louis
Christian
Hareb
B. EB. Diggs
Galesburg
Diggs
St. Jude
B. 10 Wood
Methodistit
Hassard
L. W Keithley
Methodist
First Baptist
S M. Brown
Piovs
Eh Sibawes
Walter Williamson
Leona Settle
Jennie Bond
Madisosa
Ballard
Miss Anna Nolen
Bessie Willis
T. B. Hayden
Glessie Herron
Claudell Settle
Lorin
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