Home town trade vs city ads sparks merchant concern
A long message argues country exchanges lose business to city merchants whose adverts in daily papers reveal stock and prices. It blames city ads for shifting customers, notes home papers fail to show available goods, and calls for merchants to back local papers to keep trade local. Also reports on Third Year Class Day program and Kismet Club gathering with Miss Carolyn McClintic.
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Mother Hubbard
Merchant
Cats advance in world price fixed in St Louis
Merchants Exchange in St Louis set a value for cats at 40 cents per cat in prime condition. A separate note mentions a deal to price Mexico on a gold basis. Two smallpox cases are in Baldridge family of Philadelphia. Lent begins Wednesday February 20.
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Merchants Exchange
St. Louis
Mexico
Baldridge
Philadelphia
Public library plea and local gratitude in Monroe City
The P. E. O. Society library committee thanks editor of the Democrat for support in establishing a public library led by Mr Rouse whose donation and aid spurs the project. They urge citizens to back the effort aiming for a thousand volumes and broad subscriptions. Also notes unrest within the Marine Nation ranks and a sensational incident of a woman leader halting a midnight raid amid jeers. A stranger’s whisky sales scheme near a livery stable leads to farm contracts and losses as he flees toward Gillespie.
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P. E. O. Society
the Democrat
Rouse
Monroe City
Bunker Hill
Gillespie
Local road issue debated by Elzea in county court
Good Ronis Charles Elzea of Mouroe City district appeared before the county court on road business Tuesday. He advocated a rock road levy and culverts funded by the levy, arguing gravel should be used locally and criticizing the current grader. John W. Stephens reports 200 tons of seven inch ice packed.
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Charles
Elzea
Hoar
Mouroe City
East End
Hawkins
Marion
Froud
Bizea
John W. Stephens
Young Married Peoples Club Hosts Hickman Evening Social
The Young Married Peoples Club hosted Mr. and Mrs. J. T. Hickman on North Main Street last Thursday. Progressive points sparked bidding with no prizes in view, followed by a collation and pink carnations pinned on each man and lady. Attendees included Mr. and Mrs. Williamson, Jaeger, Westhoff, Wade, Moss, Melson, Johnson Jr, Nan, Medca, Mrs. Hawlins and daughter Miss Mande, with Mrs. Hickman assisting. Market report covers cattle, hogs, sheep prices and shipments by Balzer Dirigo Co, Sharp Gray, Jasper Henderson, Barger McClintic, A. H Green, Kendricks, Boulware & Pinks totaling 25 cars.
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Young Married Peoples Club
J. T
Hickman
North Main Street
Hickmiun
W. Giliamson
Carl Jaeger
W. H. Westhoff
J. G. Wade
W. H. Moss
D. D. Melson
J. M Johnson, Jr
M. Nan
W. M. Med Ca
Balzer, Dirigo & Co
Sharp & Gray
Jasper Henderson
Barger & McClintic
A. H Green Learcats
John Kendricks
Boulware & Pinks
Cherokee Nation chief outlines disturbances and Dawes treaty concerns
T M Buffington, chief of the Cherokee Nation, travels from St Louis to Washington to press Congress on Dawes treaty provisions, especially leasing rights. He discusses Crazy Snake protests, noting local police harshness and a plan to reform measures. The piece also mentions social events and local figures in Missouri communities.
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T. M. Buffington
Buffington
St. Louis
Lefeat
Washington
Congress
Buttington
Crazy
Post-Dispatch
Crazy Snake
Mrs. Nation
Kansas
Crazy Snakte
Chief Buttington
Senator Bailey
Prince Albert
Bits Necte
Fifth Annual B Y P A Convention Meets at Paris
Church news reports the fifth annual B Y P A convention meeting in Paris from the 1st to the 21st with Rev W A Simmons named State Evangelist after a December protracted meeting. Rev B F Hixson filled appointments at First Baptist Sunday morning and Grace Baptist has contracted circular furniture for its new seats. Star Hope Baptist suffered a fire destroying the church.
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Bethel Association
Paris -Peb
W. A. Simmons
B. F. Hixson
First Baptist Church
Ladies of the Christian Church
J. H. Rifle
Micah
J. A. Wailes
J. A Verrill
Milan
CO. M. Alexander
Grace Baptist Church
Star Hope Baptist Church
Grace Church
Sla
J. W. Read
New London
Sale At Monroe City Gems Hotel Sold Under Trust Deed
The Gem Hotel at Monroe City was sold Thursday afternoon under a deed of trust for the Coney estate. The sale was handled by TC Wilson for the Coney heirs. Purchase price reported as 2,000. Hannibal Journal.
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Gem
Monroue City
Coney
Bilen
TC. Wilson
Coney Heirs
Hannibal Journal
Woman loses leg after buggy accident near Ely home
Mrs Edward Newell was badly injured when her buggy horse spooked near H. W. Ely’s home. She jumped from the buggy, breaking the leg above the ankle. The bone protruded, mortification set in, and the foot was amputated Sunday by Dr A. W. Ely. She is expected to recover.
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Edward Newell
H. W.ely
Monroe County Tin Industry Boom Attracts Attention
The rtely tin beatage district in south Dakota draws notice as a company forms to open fields and build concentrating plants. They aim to ship tin east for reduction, lowering production costs and boosting the region's tin plate prospects amid America's leadership in tin products.
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South Dakota
Ae Conpioy
Promices
America
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Mrs. Hickman
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