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Newspaper
Monroe City Democrat
Location
Monroe City, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jul 02, 1908
Page
5
In Missouri Cornelius Roach from Carthage editor of the Carthage Democrat emerges as a leading Democratic candidate for Secretary of State. Roach has served multiple terms as Secretary of the State Senate and is praised as an honest capable official who would strengthen the ticket.
George O Moyer of San Marcio NM will speak Thursday evening July 2 1908 at Indian Creek and in the Monroe City council room You should hear him also noting his return home to visit with his people Mrs Carrico and Miss Stella Carrico were seen in Madison last week in the company of friends Thomas Gose formerly of Monroe and a Shelbyville resident was seen in the city Tuesday Rogere Thompson offers Ladies Tailored White Wash Skirts.
A regular communication of Monroe Lodge No 64 A F and A M reports A Lee Ely raised to Master Mason last Friday. The issue includes local notices about sales, political opinions, a barber move, a marriage license, and a lodge resolution in memory of Lorenzo Dow Finch with condolences to his family.
Rush Hill Mining Review comments on former candidate Jim Whitecotton after a failed bid. It accuses him of causing factional strife, slander, and attempts to profit from a party split, noting his defeat and loss of influence within his county and party.
The Altar Society held an ice cream supper at Andrew Grimm's home Tuesday night with many attendees. Receipts totaled about fifty dollars. A Brookfield Gazette item notes a 105 year old Adams County colored woman suffers heart disease, linked to pipe smoking. The notice also mentions events and prompts about the July 4th plans, a barber shop shave, and a Denver Democratic Convention.
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