Washingtons Birthdays Reflections on United States Policy
A patriotic reflection contrasts George Washingtons stance against European entanglements with modern U S policy, criticizing alliances with Britain, the shifting stance on the Philippines and Puerto Rico, and the administration’s direction versus the people. The piece notes Presidentials election as the public voice for change. ST. VALENTINE DAY PARTY DESCRIBED WITH DETAILS OF DECOR, GAMES, AND GUESTS.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
George Washington
Great Britian
United States
Pretoria
Nicaragua
Republic
Energy and Honesty Propel Walker Business Expansion
Rh Minaya Walker began in Monroe City with a small jewelry and watch repair shop at Winter and Vine. He later expanded to two rooms on Winter Street, then merged jewelry with Massey and Thompson hardware stock, growing from 5000 to 8000 dollars in value. To accommodate the larger stock and new artifacts, he moved to the A Jaeger building, occupying both floors and a warehouse of 2520 square feet, aided by J H Johnson and Curry Anderson.
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Winter
Vine Streets
Ian
Main
Massey and Thompson
South Main Street
A. Jaeger
Walker
J. H. Johnson
Curry Anderson
Monroe City
Denver Letter Describes Cold Spell and Hay Loader
From Denver B S Gilliland writes a letter noting sunshine and cold turning to 10 degrees below zero with four inches of snow. He reports his wife content with penned cows and chickens. He says implement dealers will move Gilliland Monroe or Jackson Hay Loaders by car load if it handles alfalfa, praising the practical loader for grasses between the Waters and Rockies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bax
Gilliland
Denver
Monroe
Jackson
Waters
Rockies
Marital hitch delays Monroe City couple wedding
A young couple from Monroe City arrived to wed but faced a likely obstacle as their ages appeared insufficient for a marriage license. The Hannibal Journal notes the question of who they were and the function they planned, highlighting a possible licensing barrier.
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Monroe City
Hannibal Journal
William P Bush remembered as stockman and auctioneer
William P Bush a prominent local figure dies after years of active business in Monroe City. A stock raiser and renowned auctioneer, he helped shape the region's markets and was noted for integrity and generosity. Funeral services were held at the M. E. Church South with Rev. J. A. Wailes and Rev. M. J. Nicoson officiating.
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Willian P. Bush
M. RL Ehurch
J. A. Wailes
M. J. Nicoson
Bush
Missouri
St. Louis
Chicago
Metropolitan
Col
Wm. P. Bush
Hannibal
St. Jude’s Church
W. A. Hateb
Hate
C. H. Canfield
T. A. Waterman
E. P. Little
Dr. Webster
Louisiana
P. G. Davison
Macon
Hatch
Bb. P. Little
William B. Vanschoaick
Monroe City
Loi
Monroe County
J. J. Bowers
Hogan & Fink
Harnessusiness
Methodist Church
Knights of Cpythias
Court of Honor
Modern Woodmen of America
Woodmen
J. W. Lewellen
Monroe
Indian Creek
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State Department
London
England
Philippine Islands
Puerto Rico
Anna Boulware
Mr. Boulware
Adelaide Lear
Zaida Boulware
Amon
Miss Bodine
Stapleton Bodine
David Moss
Roy Noel
Paris
Miss Landcraft
Quincy
Laurence
Wood
Mr. Parsons
Shelbina
T. Williamson
Tulsa
Indian Territory
Mace
Hebingary Ieindok
Minaya Walker
William P. Bush
C. L. Davis
Chelsev
PW Chapman
Bishop Turtle
St Lews
Lens
Massrn W. A. Hatch
RE. P. Little
D. S. Webster
Bevier
W. B. Vanschorick
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