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Newspaper
Monroe City Democrat
Location
Monroe City, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Feb 13, 1908
Page
5
The notice promises three months free treatment to the first fifteen callers at the hotel and urges remembering the date and time. It also mentions Mr C L Drescher selling the south room to BE E Kratz for a carpenter shop refurbishment.
Judge Theodore Brace of Paris receives high honors as he is appointed reeve in the suit brought by Attorney General Hadley against the International Harvester Company of America. The appointment was made by the supreme court.
Five shares of Farmers & Merchants Bank stock will be sold at public sale at the front door of the F M Bank at 2 pm Saturday February 22 1908. Administrators L O Wilson and P N Jones of the estate of W E Jones deceased announce the sale. Also local items note Miss Mable Banditt of Palmyra visited Miss Sweeney who has grippe. Social notices include various short mentions and sales from local merchants.
The Democrat and the Greater Monroe City group are urged to join forces with the Business Men's Association and local citizens to attract new enterprises. The note contrasts Monroe City's stalled Commercial Club with rival towns landing investments, urging residents to act now.
Sue Gentry recovering slowly after a week in hospital. Roy Spiker fell ill Friday with head and ear pain. diagnosis mastoiditis. An operation Monday night removed infected bone and pus. he is resting comfortably now.
For Sale several Plymouth Rock cockerels offered by Fisherstrein W J Rouse. Town discusses changing city door from outside to fire department entrance. Judge Umstattd handles brick work. Miss Sadie Hagar left for Quincy to pattern bats for Josephines Millinery Co. F L Kirby of Paris visited homefolks. prescription clerk for J English there. Mrs Joe Reeshaw and daughter visit J A Bodkin. J S Garris of Cunningham Harris spends in Shelbina. Ben Moss has coach geldings at private price next Wednesday. City Council granted saloon license to H B Mudd for six months. Prospects of new building this spring and summer.
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