Sallee for Attorney General of Missouri
Hon John M Sallee of Bethany a capable lawyer and long time Democrat seeks the Missouri Attorney General post He cites the corrupt practice act case he prosecuted and his 20 years of party service He asserts no corporate ties and a record of fighting dishonesty and pursuing good government
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John M. Sallee
Bethany
Missouri
Missouri Supreme Court
State Democratic Committee
Sallee
Mutual Telephone Plans Grow in Monroe County Meeting
About seventy five farmers gathered at the Democrat office in Monroe City at the call of J M Grigsby president of the Monroe County Telephone Union. They urged cost-based service and universal access in Northeast Missouri with a mutual system including a local switchboard to connect Monroe City residents and neighboring towns. A follow up meeting is planned for Saturday afternoon inviting all interested residents to attend.
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J. M. Grigsby
Monroe County Telephone Union
Democrat
Missouri
Monroe City
Cummins Leasure Wedding At Groom's Brother Home
At five o'clock Tuesday afternoon at the home of Samuel S. Cummins the groom, Miss Pear Leasure married in a ceremony conducted by Rev. L W Read. The couple will reside here. Bat Hays of Holliday visited the Democrat office, and Victor Hagan of Mellette South Dakota requested the paper.
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Samuel S. Cummins
Miss Pear Leasure
L W. Read
Mrs. Cummins
Bat Hays
Holliday
Democrat
Victor Hagan
Mellette
Dakota
Boy Shot While Sledding with Gun Incident
Eddie King 13, son of Prof William King, drove onto a country slope with C H Williamson. A shotgun on the sled discharged, hitting his left shoulder and collar bone, with life at risk though improving. In other notes, Mrs Bertha Taylor visits in Gem City, Madison Payne travels from Warren, Palmyra shoppers visit Monroe City, Mrs E B Hagan visits near Laddonia, and Harold Westoff turns seven with a birthday bicycle surprise from his father via A Jaeger.
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Eddie
William King
Colored School
C. H. Williamson
Ragsdale Hardesty and Miss Bessie wed at Hun newell home
James Nivsdale and Miss Bessie Hardesty were married Tuesday afternoon at the home of the bride south west of Hunnewell. The ceremony tied the couple in matrimony in a simple country setting with family witnesses present.
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Ragsdale Hardesty
James Nivsdale
Bessie Hardesty
Hunnewell
Farmers items and sales notes from the region
Farmers report a busy period with John Cleary advertising corn for sale and a removal sale planned at his farm near Joanna. Samuel Davis of Emden ships Angora goats to Mr McGordon near Clarence and a car of Mexican sheep to St Louis, while buyers chase cattle and grain locally. The state corn show in St Louis awards prizes to farmers from Fayette Canton Labodie and Canton Lewis County. General movement includes farms shipping wheat to mills, hog purchases, and relocation of families to Missouri farms.
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Timothy
Clover
McClintic & Donley
Samuel Davis
Emden
Omaha
Mr. McGordon
Clarence
John W. White
St. Louis
Cort Wells
J. O. Gilson
J. M. Johnson
Rensselaer
Shelton Hornback
John L Owen
Bluff City
John Elzea
CO Raine
Canton
Lewis Co
Democraft
William Crisp
Macon City
CO Nitchman
John Shay
John Cleary
Joanna
Tailor Peter Werner Expands Monroe City Shop
Ten years ago Peter Werner opened a gentle and courteous merchant tailoring business in Monroe City. Now occupying both floors after adding a stairway he offers a cutting department on the first floor with fine foreign and domestic goods and a manufacturing department on the second floor. Werner has become a leading Northeast Missouri tailoring establishment. Local visitors include Homer Hickman of Hunnewell, Benj McElroy of Rensselaer, Ira Shelton from Blg, Mrs L T Dawson and daughter Jennie, and Chicago visitor Miss O VanStavera staying with Mrs Henry Fuqua.
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Peter Werner
Monroe City
Farmers and Merchants’ Bank
Werver
Missouri
Homer Hickman
Hunnewell
Farmers Institute to be held in Monroe City March 14
A Farmers Institute gathering is planned for Monroe City on Monday March 14 with sessions optional forenoon afternoon and evening. Speakers include Dr J C White horticulturist Dr G M Tucker corn improvement and Dr D F Luckey on live stock diseases and sanitation. The program aims to boost Missouri agriculture with demonstrations showing 10 to 50 percent corn improvement through breeding.
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Geo. B. Ellis
Board of Agriculture
W. J. Rouse
Monroe City
J. C. Whitce
D. A. Robnette
Columbia
G. M. Tucker
The
Agricultural College
Missouri
D. F. Luckey
Lremain
B. Ells
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Mutual Telephone
Cummins-Leasure
Bertha Taylor
Gem City
Madison Payne
Warren
Queen of the Prairies
Mesdames
Joe Moss
Thomas Dry
Palmyra
BE. R. Hagan
HBR
Laddonia
Harold Westoff
A. Jaeger
Farmer's Institute
Turner Dong
Fayette
Howard County
C O Raine
J E May
Labodie
Franklin Co
Godfrey Discher
Hardesty Bros
J M Proctor & Son
Proctor
Samuel A. Miller
New London
Iowa
Prof. J . Vaughn
Mr Miller
Ira Shelton
Ely
Bhlias Tooley
Barger & McClintic
J F Bottorff
Elbert Yates
Dan S Sharp
Boone Bros
Minal Soc
John Elzen
D&s Sharp
A H Green
al Yates
Boulware & Finks
Werner
Benj. McElroy of
L T. Dawson
Jennie
Miss O. VanStavera
Chicago
Mrs
Henry Fuqua
Farmers — Institute
Beeld
James T. Sandifer
Reg Iwisits