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Newspaper
Monroe City Democrat
Location
Monroe City, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Feb 27, 1908
Page
3
A nostalgic piece blends lilting rustic verse about a husking bee with reflections on love and bygone days. It contrasts warm communal harvest imagery with flirtatious memories, then shifts to a string of pithy quips and brief anecdotes from the era.
A fragmented clipping mixes social observations with humor about a polar bear and remarks on cold weather. It recalls a previous item about Aunt Ann Haskins of Bomton and her eggs freezing, illustrating local newspaper whimsy and winter hardship.
A historic column argues the Sixteenth Congress is half spent with no bills passed, overwhelmed by Roosevelt messages. It contends Republicans control both chambers, accusing lawmakers of prioritizing personal politics over the public good and blaming them for costly delays.
Five shares held by the late W B Jones sold at public auction at the bank door. Senator Shields McClintic and Mike Madden each bought two shares at 305 dollars, with McClintic acquiring the remaining share at 300 dollars. Par value is 100 dollars per share. bank capital 25,000 dollars. surplus 35,000 dollars.
A look at catarrh describes it as a germ driven illness affecting air passages with irritable, poisonous discharges. It warns stomach dosing is ineffective and touts Hyomei as the healing inhaled remedy, with a money back promise if not satisfied.
Sam Hassen and his family plan to move to Monroe City as soon as a residence is found. He will take charge of the Monroe City Creamery, replacing the current leadership. The move aims to establish the Hassen family and solidify the creamery’s operations in the town.
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