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Newspaper

Monroe City Democrat

Location

Monroe City, Missouri, United States of America

Date

Feb 16, 1905

Page

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Farmers Seek Young Heifers and Farm Implements

Local ads list requests for 3 year old heifers calving by May 1, plus Brown Leghorn poultry for sale. Notices mention stock bags, work horses, mules, cows, sheep, oats, hay, and farm equipment with upcoming sales by Col W T Youell and the Democrat office. Shipping notes report 3 cars of hogs and poultry received during a cold spell.

Jack Democrat W T Youell WO Woreman Farm Bly Madden Bros Henry J Kendrick Monroe City Col W T Youell Albert Anderson Lewis Lundborg Monroe Cincinnati Joanna City Ely The Josh Jarman and Son Old Hatter Farm Sparels Corp

Valentine Party at Mrs A Jaequer’s Kismet Club

Mrs A Jaequer Jr and Miss Ada McClintic hosted a Valentine party for the Kismet Club at the hostess’s home. Rooms were festively decorated with hearts and Cupid imagery. Six euchre tables filled the evening with prizes awarded to A H Green and Mrs T M Boulware, while D D Melson and A Thompson drew for the booby prize, a sterling silver lobster.

A Jaequer, Jr Ada McClintic Kismet Dan Cupid A. H.green T. M. Boulware D. D. Melson A. Thompson

Clear the Roads and Book Sale Benefit Notice

Instruction from the Superintendent urges citizens to aid carriers keep roads open after heavy snow and to influence proper authorities to maintain them. A Book Late benefit sale on Feb 18 at the Trading Stamp store features oysters coffee doughnuts and home made candies. Proceeds support the Library.

R. F. D. Service Monroe City Bank

Clothing store ad promises money back on purchases

WM A. SULLIVAN Cash Clothier advertises that your dollars are worth your money back. The copy touts new clothing for men of all sizes and urges readers to visit the store for the nicest up-to-date garments at very cheap prices.

WM A. Sullivan

Sullivan Cash Clothier announces new goods and guarantee

WM A SULLIVAN advertises new clothing and furnishing goods arriving daily with $18,000 worth of stock ready for inspection. The store claims value for money with honest pricing and a specific guarantee on all purchases.

About the Churches in Madison: Weekly notices

Rev G W Humphrey scheduled at Shilo Church for weekend services. Madison Times cites low prayer meeting turnout of 44 from 559 members. eight attended Wednesday. Rev J E Travis from Shelbina in town. Rev B F Hixson bedridden with la grippe. Presbyterian preaching next Sunday both services. Friday missions meeting with Mrs Wine. Sixth anniversary of church fire last Sunday. Dr Read to conduct services with morning topic An Vision and evening The Right and Wrong Use of.

G W. Humphrey Shilo Madison Times Queen of the Prairies J. E Travis Shelbina B. F. Hixson la Grippe The Presbyterian Church For Missions Mrs. Wine

Missionary Society and church services noted in town

Womans Missionary Society meets with Mrs W S Turner at 240 pm. Methodist Hassard hosts 3 pm Sunday sermon by J O Todd from Monroe City. Christian Church to begin Gospel Meetings next Sunday night with 730 pm sessions through midweek. Mrs Ann Waters born 185 in St Charles dies Feb 13 1905 near New London. mother of Mrs James K Ely.

Hassard J. O. Todd Monroe City Ann Waters St. Charles County New London

Masque Ball at Opera House Wins $5 Prize

The Masque ball Tuesday night featured handsome costumes. Tandy Gentry as Happy Hooligan and Miss Grigg as Phyllis won the $5 prize.

Opera House Tandy Gentry Miss Grigg Phyllis

Ragland Infant Dies of Pneumonia Near Shelbina

The Ragland infant, child of Walter and Mrs Ragland, died of pneumonia near Shelbina on Saturday with funeral held Sunday. Rev H W James reported roughest snow route while others faced drifts delaying mail and post office return. W T Ragland and W R P Jackson returned from Midland Texas after appraising and probating Hugh M Clark estate valued at 25,000 plus fractional interests in Boone and Hickmap ranches and Missouri property. A Lodge of the Fraternal Union of America seeks organization in the city, offering membership and insurance. inquiries to Dr A W Bly, Dora L Hallock, or any member. no initiation fee until charter list.

Walter Ragland Shelbina H. W. James W. T. Ragland W. R. P. Jackson Midland Tex Hugh M. Clark Boone Ranch Hickmap Ranch Missouri Fraternal Union of America Bothjold A. W. Bly Dora L. Hallock

Piano Contest Promises Big Votes in Democrat Drive

As the time for the close of the piano contest nears, candidates urge friends to vote. The Democrat will close at 4 p.m. Tuesday February 28. Subscribers who fund a rival win can gain 25 000 votes per life subscription and 3 750 votes for a five year gift. The standing shows Miss Anna Nolen Miss Bessie Willis Mrs T B Hayden Miss Glessie Herron and Miss Claudel Settle.

Democrat Square Jon Anna Nolen Bessie Willis T. B. Hayden Glessie Herron Claudel Settle

A Great Time At Married Men's League Installations

The Married Men's League held a Friday evening gathering with a candidate initiated into the order. State Deputy M. A Hornback installed the officers for the ensuing term, including R. H. Hagar as Past Grand Nabob and R. Ballard as Grand Nabob, among others. After ceremonies, members adjourned to Megown & Carpenter's restaurant for further enjoyment.

M. A Hornback Lain C. I. Launiger H. I. Lear Megown & Carpenter's

Suspicion as Deputy Carrier Receives Express Parcel

A reader notes a suspicious scenario involving Shelby Rutledge and a carrier at the depot on Monday. A carpet parcel sent by express is mentioned, raising questions about intent and privacy as the individual contemplates a possible partnership.

Shelby Rutledge R. Ff. D Express Shell

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