Crowes Celebrate Twenty Fifth Wedding Anniversary
Rev and Mrs M F Crowe marked their twenty fifth wedding anniversary on a rainy Friday July 3 with church ceremony and open house. Miss Tomyer Ely played the wedding march as flower girls led the couple to vows performed by Rev L T Nash with Rev Robert White assisting. Guests enjoyed refreshments and music by an orchestra. distance attendees included Mrs A C Brady, Miss Linnie Grine, Rev L T Nash, Rev Robert White, Mrs Dr Terrill, and Floyd Mefford.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. F. Crowe
Tomyer Ely
L T. Nash
Hannibal District
Robert White
Hunnewell
A. C. Brady
Linnie Grine
Columbia
LT. Nash
Palmyra
Dr. Terrill
Vandalia
Floyd Mefford
Hannibal
For Sale Offers Window Bargains in Palmyra
A first class survey canopy top and cut under body advertised by Charles M and Sallie Mesdames Genie. B Stoutt and Anna Heines of Palmyra visit friends D R Davent and family. Any Suit in the window for 18 dollars. They are bargains.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles M
Sallie
B. Stoutt
Anna Heines
Palmyra
D. R. Davent
Conway
Mrs S J Cozad Guest Of Son In Kansas
Mrs S J Cozad of Altona Kansas is visiting her son J C Cozad and wife.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. J. Cozad
Altona, Kan
J. C. Cozad
Democratic National Convention Opens in Denver
The Democratic National Convention convened at Denver at noon Tuesday with Theodore A. Bell of California presiding as temporary chairman. A union of Eastern and Western Democrats is celebrated, a tribute to Grover Cleveland is noted, and Bryan is expected to head the ticket though the vice presidential choice remains unsettled. A summary from the Republic highlights David R. Francis of Missouri as a possible VP candidate and the unity shown in honoring Cleveland. Local society notes follow, mentioning visitors and residents from Hannibal, Louisville, Memphis, Macon, Woodland, and Paris, plus a small job printing reminder.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Theodore A. Bell
California
Grover Cleveland
Bryan
The
Republic
Francis
Fire safety lessons for households urged in article
The piece emphasizes prompt fire action and instructs homemakers to teach all under their roof simple life preserving steps. It argues practical readiness can save lives in emergencies and highlights common household risk awareness.
Nut Trese In Séctione
A brief snippet notes a great country with diverse soil and climate, mentioning variety yet trailing into an incomplete thought about sections and greatness. The readable text emphasizes national breadth and environmental variety without a clear event or named entities.
American Fire Sees Heavy Loss In National Survey
A nationwide study reports that the average fire loss to the United States exceeds two units per incident, highlighting severe damage across cities and industries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Public Speaking News Highlights and Local Notices
Hon W S Cowherd was advertised to speak in town Tuesday with Robert S McClintic presiding. Speakers included John P Gordon Lexington J Will Hays Hannibal and David Wallace New London. Gordon campaigns for State Auditor. McClintic praised Cowherd and warned about a neighboring preacher urging voters. Local social notes, road funds, property for sale, and arrivals in Marion County.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. S. Cowherd
Robert S. McClintic
Mr. Cowherd
John P. Gordon
Lexington
J. Will Hays
Hannibal
David Wallace
New London
Obituary of Emma C Jones in Monroe City cemetery
Emma Charles Jones, born May 12 1843 in Staffordshire England, died July 1 1908 in St Louis at 4 PM. Her remains rest in Monroe City. She married James T Jones on Dec 24 1867 and had seven children, five living. A Christian lifelong, she lived by faith and trust in her Savior. Final tribute includes a verse about life’s close. Sadie G Jones, Pearl G Jones, and Walter Clair Jones extend thanks to friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emma Charles Jones
Staffordshire
England
St. Louis
Monroe City
Our Beautiful
Jones
James T. Jones
Mrs. Jones
Christian Church
Democratic Contest mein Kansas City Star backs Ball for Missouri governor
The Kansas City Star endorses Colonel Dave Ball for Missouri governor and Taft for president, opposing Cowherd who the paper says is the strongest candidate and active in electing the Crittenden ticket. The Jefferson City Tribune notes the Star favors Democratic autonomy in nominations. Also mentions local social events and visits including the W C T U meeting host Mrs Perry Maxwell, shoe shine at Strean's, and residents William Shaw, S Sharp family, and Miss Iva D Ogle visiting grandparents in Chicago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Kansas City Star
General Hadley
Taft
Democrats of
Missouri
Dave Ball
Cowherd
Crittenden
Kansas City
Jefferson ‘City Tribune
Westhoff visit and Pierce sisters leave for Clarence
W. F. Westhoff of Wichita arrived Monday to visit his father Frank Westhoff who is not enjoying good health. Misses Alma and Gladys Pierce also left yesterday for Clarence to visit relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Goodier
Hannibal
Memphis
Democrat
W. F. Westhoff
Wichita, Kan
Frank Westhoff
Alma
Gladys Pierce
Clarence
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Queen City
A. E. Kidd
Saint Mary's Hospital
Quincy
Maddox
James J. Hill
Mt. Vernon
J. C. Calvert
Milwaukee, Wis
Denver
Weston, Cassady
Louisville, Ky
C. C
Arthur Ely
D. R. Davenport
Ida’ Abell
Macon
Miss Mae Jackson
Woodland
B. D. Neal of
Rensselaer
Monroe
D. T. Guthrie
Paris
J.D. and
F. M. Rohr
Troy
the Democrat
Joe
Strean’s
Office
Sone
France
Anna A. Rogers
Atlantic Monthly
Oregon
New York State
Gordon
Messrs
Hays
Wallace
C. L. and
W. D. Chadwick
Quincey
Hallie Woolfolk of
Stuttdart, Ark
A. S. Jayne and Family
Lena Foster
Memphis, Mo
A. S. Jayne
Family
Marion County Court
Vance
Lee Hayden
Mra
J. L. Palmer
John Withrup
Della Blackwood
Linnie
Gunne
M. F. Krowe
Sadie G. Jones
Pearl G. Jones
Walter Clair Jones
W.C.T. U
Perry Maxwell
Strean's
William Shaw
City
S. Sharp
Marceline
Mesdames Leona Gentry
Walter Dimmitt
Miss Georgia Hawkins
J.T. S. Hickevan
Bluff City
Iva.d. Ogle
Chicago
D. A. Ely Land
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