Monroe City Tutor Position Announced in 1908
A notice from Monroe City Missouri indicates a tutoring role or related position available as of Thursday February 27, 1908, with no further details provided in the fragment.
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Newspaper
Monroe City Democrat
Location
Monroe City, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Feb 27, 1908
Page
2
Macon County Justices Nullify State Laws in 1839
In 1839 Macon County Missouri justices Elvan Allen Phillip Dale and Lyn Dabney ordered the nullification of 1838 groceries and dramshops law and rejected pay for grand jurors. The move reflects early county power tensions as reported by the St Joseph Observer with the court likened to a Sanhedrin regaining control over local affairs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Missouri
Macon
Bloomington
London
Macon County
Elvan Allen
Phillip Dale
Lyn Dabney
St Joseph
Pointed Paragraphs From a Daily News Wisecracks
A collection of quips on manners and missteps from a Chicago Daily News column. It pokes at detectives, advice, fashion, romance, and headlines with wry, observational humor about social foibles and the ironies of daily life.
Arnoldy Sullivan and Miss Ida Sullivan wed at St Paul
Arnoldy Sullivan and Theodore Arnovidy of near Monroe City unite with Miss Ida Sullivan northeast of town in a St Paul church ceremony on Tuesday morning. Father Ernst officiates. A reception follows at the bride’s home Tuesday evening as friends extend congratulations from the Perry Enterprise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Theodore Arnovidy
Monroe City
Ida
Andy Sullvan
St Paul Church
Aine O
Ernst
Enterprise
Perry Enterprise
I Wish I Had a Lot of Cash and a Million Shares
A domestic poem by Mary F K Hutchinson from March Woman's Home Companion recounts a pa and ma night scene. He dreams of cash and stock while she fills the home with warmth, food, and chores. The verse ends with them winding clocks for bed as winter fades.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Standard Oil
Mary F K Hutchinson
March
Woman's Home Companion
Republican tariff gripe and pastor resigns in small towns
The Stave Labor Bureau cites unemployment rising from 12 to 34 percent amid the panic, challenging Republican claims that tariffs protect workers. Milan Standard questions tariff efficacy for relief. Rev G W Terrill of Stanberry resigns, blaming the official board and stating his back has bent under lashings, signaling board differences.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stave Labor Bureau
New York
Milan
G W. Terrill
Stanberry
Brookfield
Big Land Deal In Substantial Farm Sale
The EBSS Boulware estate farm of about 1000 acres was sold to a distant party at 50 per acre. Described as one of the best farms in the region with thousands of head fed and hundreds of virgin soil acres. The writer regrets the Boulware brothers did not purchase it themselves for their own benefit and the country.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ebss |Boulware
Boulware Boys
Perry Einterprise
Poisonous Water And The Dangers Of Stale Beverage
Fresh water should be boiled or bottled immediately for drinking and kept sealed. Water that has stood over night absorbs impurities, poisons, and gases from respiration. cold water becomes less safe as it cools and exposure increases risk. Stale water is harder to boil and less fresh than newly drawn water, and covered vessels in rooms prevent gas absorption.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Beacon
Democratic Books All Right Shortage at State Treasury
Missouri Republican leaders claim a $61500 shortage at the local treasury was found while investigating Democratic book records in Jefferson City. Joseph McQuoy, secretary of the Missouri Republican State Committee, says the discovery came during efforts to inspect party books.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jefferson City
Joreph McQoy
Missouri
Republican State Committee
Folk favored as Monroe straw vote hints at bluff
A straw vote in and around Monroe City on the U S senator race shows three to one for Governor Folk. The Brookfield Gazette notes that Senator Stone and his supporters will likely label the voters as men of straw.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monroe City
Folk
Stone
United States
Bia
Brookfield Gazette
Liable to Big Fine for Short Paid Mail
Parsons Sun reports postmaster general powers to curb short paid mail. Anyone sending mail with insufficient postage may be fined $10 and summoned to report at the nearest post office. Refusal leads to arrest. ignorance of the law is no excuse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parsons Sun
Post Office Department
Sentenced to Die for Port Arthur Surrender
Lieutenant General Anatole Stoessel was sentenced to death by a court martial for surrendering Port Arthur to Japan. The court recommended commutation to ten years in fortress service for Stoessel. General Smirnoff, Major General Reiss were acquitted. General Fock reprimanded for a disciplinary offense linked to the surrender.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Petersburg
Anatole Mikhailovitch Stoessel
Port Arthur
Niholas
Soesel
Ugir
F Ck
Simeriar
Smirnoff
Reiss
Stossel
Standard Oil Dividend Raises John D Rockefeller Fortune
New York February 19 Standard Oil declares a quarterly dividend of 15 a share amounting to 60 million annually on 100 million capital stock. John D Rockefeller becomes richer by 3 852 810 from this and has drawn 143 852 810 from the trust to date. Alice Clark travels from Britain to Middletown then St Louis before returning home to prepare for a life event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Stanodare Oil Company
John D Buckfeller
Poyagie
Wall Street
Rocketeer
Stardain Oi
Jobo D
Mien
Alice Clark
Brittay
Middletown
St. Louie
Wot AL Watie Dice Gree Wool's Drug Store, Residence
Readable fragments indicate a local notice or brief item involving Wot AL Watie and two entities Gree Wool and Wool's Drug Store with mention of residence. The OCR text is incomplete and lacks clear actions, dates, or official deadlines.
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