Farmers For Sale And Saleable Crops At Fair 1906
Monroe City Missouri notes fair August 1 to 14 with reports of farm yields and sales. Listings include clover and timothy hay, Hereford bulls, corn and wheat conditions, sheep and wool trade, cattle shipments, and local produce shipments totaling twelve cars for the week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monroe City
Missouri
Timothy
John L. Green
J H- McClintic
Victor Hagan
Col W T Youell
Joe Wilson
Jack Wood
Henry Durst
Boone Bros of
Ely
Boulware and Son
Jack White
Madden Bros
Keavenneey
Eos
Cass
Fair
Barger and McClintic
Underhill
Rogers and Thompson
Pond Poultry Co
Henderson
Cleveland's Warning Against False Prophets
Grover Cleveland's 1907 speech before the Union League Club warns that demagogues stirring discontent threaten harmony. He cites corruption in high places and a drift from sturdy American honesty toward ease, urging a return to Washington’s pillars of harmony industry and frugality.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grover Cleveland
Union League Club
Chicago
Washington
Birthday Party For Seven Year Old Margaret Owen
On Friday June 26 Margaret Lois Owen turned seven with a bubble party hosted by Miss Hallock. Seven girls attended with guests Virginia Asbury Anna May Yates Lois Hawkins Katherine Forsythe Lucia Proctor Louise Melson and Katherine Melson. Helen Southern and Pauline Owen helped entertain as gifts piled up for the birthday girl. A separate fishing party of Dr and Mrs R E John Eleanor Scott Elizabeth Arnold Jessie Henderson and Thomas Dawson Claude Henderson Roy Meriwether fished on North River near Marshall’s Mill. Mrs Theodore Hardesty has been visiting Hannibal relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Lois Owen
Miss Hallock
Virginia Asbury
Anna May Yates
Lois Hawkins
Katherine Forsythe
Lucia Proctor
Louise
Katherine Melson
Helen Southern
Pauline Owen
R. E. John
Eleanor ,Scott
Elizabeth Arnold
Jessie Henderson
Thomas Dawson
Claude Henderson
Roy Meriwether
North River
Marshalls Mill
Democratic Governor Nominee Candidate Speaks Tuesday Night
Campaign notes describe the Missouri race as candidate for the Democratic nomination, Mr Cowherd, greeted by large audiences with practical, businesslike talks on issues. He will speak at 7 30 pm Tuesday in Kansas City amid strong enthusiasm and no florid rhetoric.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gray and Son
Mr. Cowherd
Bevun
Missouri
Kansas City
About the Churches and local clergy changes brief
Church notes report Rev. M. F. Crowe and wife celebrate twenty-fifth anniversary with invitations. Rev. Wiley J. Patrick resigns Whitesides pastorate. Rev. Jas. Noble listed as Rector. Archbishop J. J. Gle nn of St Louis raised 500000 for a new cathedral. services and schedules noted, including Sunday School, leagues, and litany. Editor W. T. Jenkins cites political editorial on Republican officials and distrust.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B.D. Weeks
Plattsburg
Wiley J. Patrick
Bethlehem
Whitesides
J. J. Glennon
St. Louis
Jas. Noble, Friest
Also Mentioned on This Page
Rogers
Thompson
Jaok Owen
Fred Kemp
Arch Owen
Tom Dawson
Earl Mudd
Market Report
Gumb Seere Wrest
Cleveland
Theodore Hardesty
Hannibal
William S. Cowherd
Wren
Taylor Powell
Taylor
Pee Dee
A. E. Kidd
Saint Mary's Hospital
Quincy
Maddox
Conway
Dr. Banks
Harvey Banks
Margaret and
Frances Short
Hydesburg
Misses Short
S. E Boarman
Ella
L. Y. Bragg
City
M. F. Crowe
Methodist
W. F. M. Society
ST. Judes
W. T. Jenkins
Platte City
United States
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