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Newspaper
Monroe City Democrat
Location
Monroe City, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jul 23, 1908
Page
6
A column urges voters to study state office candidates as they do in local elections. It warns against voting blind, urges knowing the men, and notes duties of citizens to inform themselves before casting ballots. The piece appears in the Pondersville Record.
The Hannibal Journal notes that burning an ice house does not destroy the stock. It cites J H McCooey Co up the river where a fire reduced the building to foundations yet the ice remained upright until Quincy Ice and Coal Co. could remove it, sending twenty carloads away. Mrs Jemmie McCormack and granddaughter Mims Ann McCormack of Riverside Ill visit Mr and Mrs Cippy Mec Clintée.
Bradstreet reports 7560 business failures in the first half of the year, with liabilities more than doubling any total since 1897, indicating a downturn in economic mood and confidence around Republican policy effects.
Miss May Jegglin of Palmyra has been visiting her friend Mrs Frank Losson.
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