Monroe Farmers Items Show Local Sales and Notices
A collage of agricultural notices from Monroe previews sales and bids. Listings include pure blood White Wyandotte cockerels for Mrs F H Hagan, hay and wood for ED L Studebaker, and corn shows by J W Rouse with deadlines and seed offers. Also notes on 1900 winter wheat trials, rolling spring wheat yields, industry seed suppliers, and various farm sales managed by W T Youell and Elbert Yates.
Woman's League promises Monroe City chapter house
The American Woman's League invites Monroe City to recruit 40 residents to raise 2080 in new subscriptions to the Democrat and partner magazines. If reached, a furnished chapter house with library and phonograph will be built and supported from headquarters. Subscriptions count toward lifelong membership with no dues. W J Rouse, Editor.
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Monroe City
League
Democrat
United States
Maine
California
The
Nez Perces County
Katherine L. Smith
Big Canon
Peck
Idaho
American Woman's League
University City
St. Louis
The Vaughn Case Coroner Jury Reconvenes
Coroner Wilson reassembles his jury today as Dr. Paul Schweitzer reports findings from the Vaughn case. Schweitzer notes a fraction of a grain of strychnine in stomach and liver, with remaining organs including spleen kidneys heart brain and intestines to be examined. experts estimate Vaughn ingested about three grains in total.
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Wilson
Paul Schweitzer
Vaughn
Daily Papers
Schweitzer
A F and A M Regular Meeting Friday Evening at 7 30
Mon roe Lodge No 64 A F and A M holds regular communication tomorrow evening at 7 30 Work in the F C Degree All members urged to attend Visiting brethren invited Wm Berlin returns from Burlington Iowa with C Luth and family who will farm W T Youell place and Rudolph Dowzek and family who bought William Richter farm southeast of town Mr Richter to move to Burlington Iowa Friends regret his departure but say he will return to Missouri Geo W Little Center visits his son Frank in Rogers Thompson store and his son Joseph at St Francis College in Quincy
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Monroe Lodge No. 64
A. F
A. M
F. C
Wm. Berlin
Ralls County
Burlington
Iowa
C. Luth
W. T. Youell
Rudolph Dowzek
William Richter
Mr. Richter
Missouri
Geo. W. Little
Center
Frank
Rogers & Thompson
Quincy
Joseph
St. Francis
ABOUT THE CHURCHES INTERESTING NEWS COLUMN
A church column notes Rev G A Lehnhoff of Macon visited en route to Paris and preached at 11 am and 7 pm with Sunday School at 9 30. Junior League 2 30 pm Senior League 6 pm. Regular services next Sunday at 11 am and 7 pm with Sunday School at 9 45. Woman's Mission Society meets with Mrs D H Stevens at 2 30 pm Friday. Daily services at 2 30 and 7 30 pm.
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G. A. Lehnhoff
Macon
Paris
Woman's Mission Society
D. H. Stevens
Rev. B. F. Hixson Dead After Long Illness
Reverend B F Hixson passed away after a long illness at 4 15 yesterday morning Funeral services are to be led by Rev B D Weeks from the First Baptist Church at 1 pm this afternoon A full obituary will run next week
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B. F. Hixson
B.D. Weeks
First Baptist Church
Free Dressmaking at Home with Hannibal Daily Courier-Post
Readers in Hannibal can receive Dressmaking at Home free for one year as a premium with a one year subscription to The Hannibal Daily Courier-Post. The paper costs 3.00 per year and claims to be a popular metropolitan newspaper offering truth and fairness.
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Hannibal Daily Courier-Post
Daily Courir-Post
For Rent: Warner Home With House and Ten Acres
North side property listed by JOHN CLEARY offering a house and ten acres in the eastern city limits. Contact John Cleary for details on rent and terms.
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Warner
John Cleary
Worley Stephens Wins Premium For Top Post-Dispatch Sales
Worley Stephens received a $20 premium for selling the most copies of the St. Louis Post-Dispatch in a month. He sold 589 copies, leading all newsboys.
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Worley Stephens
St. Louis Post- Dispatch
Odd Fellows Regular Meeting Tonight in First Degree
The Odd Fellows hold a regular meeting this evening to work in the First Degree. All Fellows are cordially invited to attend.
If This Was Your Advertisement You Would Read It
A short playful line implying a personal ad style gimmick. It suggests an advert inviting interest or action without naming products or parties. The tone mimics a direct appeal to readers to notice and engage with an offer.
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Monroe
L. M. Wood
Col W T Youell
Elbert Yates
F & M Bank
Kidd Monroe City Bank
F. H Hagan
ED L Studebaker
Jackson W Rouse
Rouse
J W Rouse
J. W. Rouse
Timothy
Henry Green
Charles Curtis
R. L
J. S Elzen
J L Campbell
Sidney Mudd
Campbell
W T Youell
Madden
Ed L. Green
Hampshire St. Quincy
Ill
Texas
Acre
J. A. Fry
Route 1
Indian Creek
John L. Lake
Nebraska Experiment Station
E. G. Montgomery
Farm Implement News
Pratt's
Southern & Spalding
R. Manning Walker
Kansas City
John L. Owen
Hannibal
Jack Osborne
Whitney Watson
Dick Watson
D. Ettner
Hassard
Cedar Posts
A. O. Spalding
Huntington
Huntsville Herald
Elmer Wadsworth
Market Report
A Woman’s League
W. J. Rouse
Renee
Barger & McClintic
Henderson- Morris Produte Co
McFarland Bros
A.M
Methodist
Grace Baptist
Robinson
Odd Fellows