Farm Sales and Local Auctions Highlight Paris Newspapers
Farm buyers and poultry sales dominate notices from Monroe City and Paris papers. Listings include Partridge Cochin and Rhode Island Red cockerels, a bargain 80 acre farm southeast of Monroe City, and multiple livestock transfers in the week. Local editors report influenza illness and machine troubles but promise continued coverage.
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Rhode Island
Lee’s Poultry Farm
Monroe City
Psimer
Arnold
St. Louis
Clarence
Paris Mercury
JG Fuqua
Fanrose Keith
H Bocher
WS Wiley
F Whieatmore
Paris Appeal
J GU Owen
Hannibal
Tom Dawson
W A Barton
Jobo Arnodidy
W R Arnold
Hayden and Yates
W T Youell
H V Meeker
DK Yowell
L T Bell and Son
JH Callahan
Carthage
Ill
Mr Short
About the Churches Column Closes Promptly at 9 AM
A weekly church notices column reminds readers that submissions must arrive by 9 a m each Wednesday and asks writers not to forget the deadline. The notice stresses punctuality for the column's publication.
Osborne Finnigan Wedding at Holy Rosary
Miss Garrie Osborne wed Cleve Finnigan at Holy Rosary Church with Rev Mullen officiating. Attendants were Guy Osborne and Miss Bee Simms. The couple left for Mrs Stephen Oxon near Lakenan and plan to settle near Clappee, hoping for happiness as they begin married life.
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Garrie Osborne
Cleve Finnigan
Holy Rosary Church
Pr. Thomas Mullen
Guy Osborne
Miss Bee Simms
Burlington
Stephen Oxon
Lakenan
Clappee
William Jennings Bryan and the Democratic call to unity
The piece lauds William Jennings Bryan as a people man and foresees his 1908 presidential bid. It argues Democrats must unite behind Bryan, defend tariff reform, and resist Republican policies as a central issue. It frames Bryan as a symbol of Democratic independence and a rallying point for party unity led by Col. Watterson.
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Bryan
Tilden
Seymour
Hil
Ceremrd
Democratic Party
Bevan
Samuel Adams
Benjamin Franklin
Patrick Heory
Thomas Paine
Thomas Jefferson
Washington
Jefferson
Alexander Hamilton
Day of Liberty and Progress
America
Col. Watter
Nebraska
United Democracy
William Jennings Bryan
St. Joseph
Demand for Past Due Bill Prompts Prompt Settlement
A public appeal urges individuals who owe the Democrat money to settle promptly. The note notes about $2000 due, mentions recently purchased a new job press and materials, and emphasizes paying debts to avoid further reminders. It asks those who have been favored to do the right thing and settle now.
Brownell Hared C Brownell Obituary Notes Died
Brownell Hared C Brownell died February 1 with surgery five times for appendicitis. Harold Brownell, son of Prank D and Mary K E Brownell, died after complications. Funeral services were held at First Baptist Church with Rev Read and others, burial in Steitia cemetery. Farmers Merchants Telephone Co. vs Kimery injunction set for trial at Palmyra.
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Joho D. Pierce
Earth
Union Co
Missouri
Indian Creek Township
Delphena Wimsatt
Mr Prereeall
Susan Yeager
Holy Rosary Church
St. Stephens’ Cemetery
Brownell Hared
C. Brownell
Mary KE. Brownel
Brownell
Little Harold
First Baptist Church
L W. Read
Lingujia
Bailey
Steitia
Farmers & Merchants Telephone No
Kimery
Delendaod
Plaintf
Paiwif
Palmyra
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Democrat
W T. Yowell
Casnoon
Finley
Genavile
Huntington
Market Report
JR Bkidd
Barger, McClintic and
Underhill
Henderson and Son
la Grippe
Stanneel
Eereman
Osborne- Finnigan
Mather D .S. Phelan
Western Watchman
Father Phelan
Sty
Pather Phelan
Cergy
Pierce All
Conway
Park
Hassannp
Hassard
Ely
Sibbath
Ray I T Nash
A. m
Christian
Christian Church Bible School
Hugh Stephens
Isible
Christian Endeavor
Come To Endeavor
Methodist
W. F. M. Society
Crowe
Hitler
I. T. Nasp
Presbyterian
White House
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