Kratz To Furnish Building Plans On Request
In 1907 I constructed five new residences and seven remodeled ones. I also built five new barns and Kratz will provide plans and specifications upon application.
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Newspaper
Monroe City Democrat
Location
Monroe City, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jan 16, 1908
Page
3
In 1907 I constructed five new residences and seven remodeled ones. I also built five new barns and Kratz will provide plans and specifications upon application.
A verse by E. E. Kratz encourages grit and persistence, urging readers to buckle in after defeats. Mentions Buckle in refrain and the Denver Post attribution. Local notes reference visits by Peceman of Lovington, BE. S. Ransdell moving to Gentry, J B Schott in Chicago on vineyards, and various residents visiting relatives and probate court. The Kansas City Post is named official Jackson County paper for two years.
L M Wood guarantees a refund if Mi o na tablets do not cure stomach troubles in Monroe City. The ad claims Mi o na strengthens the digestive tract and stomach walls, boosts gastric juice flow, and promises complete relief from indigestion with a 50 cent box. No risk to buyers.
United States postal regulations effective January 1 enforce genuine publications and restrict credit to subscribers. Newspapers must avoid deadhead or padded issues to retain regular pound rates. Credit limits cap durations for daily, tri weekly, and weekly subscribers, else papers face higher postage or stamp surcharges. Inspectors can access mailing lists. noncompliant publications risk exclusion from regular rates. Also: George W. Kidd injured driving cattle. W. S. Graham family return to Arkansas City after three months with parents.
Conservative agricultural notes urge practical farming: prune unprofitable hens, trim rye from wheat, keep poultry and cattle healthy, and improve fruit and berry yields. Advice covers shelter, feeding, and sanitation, plus a humorous Enterprise poem praising hard work and grit. Also included are human-interest items and local notices about sales and visits.
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