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Monroe City Democrat

Location

Monroe City, Missouri, United States of America

Date

Jul 30, 1908

Page

4

Democratic Candidate Announcements and Endorsements

The Democrat lists Democratic nominees for Missouri offices to be decided in the August 4, 1908 primary including State Senator Frank W. McAllister and J. Will Hays, Representative candidates J. P. Boyd and Weldon Hardesty, Sheriff nominees T. Wooden and George R. Jackson, and other officials. It contains bold advocacy for Joseph Cowherd, attacks on rivals, calls to unity, and remarks on party principles and past boltings by Wallace and others.

Scrappy Missouri Democrat Essays Political Faith and Local News

The article voices party views praising education and governance, promotes Cowherd over Ball to face Hadley, and notes local names visiting, remodeling, and building projects in the Hannibal area. It mentions Mary Upton and relatives, Colgate returning from Washington, and various residents in Monroe and nearby towns.

Big Game At Park Palmyra To Meet Monroe Merchants

Baseball fans are urged to attend a big game at the park tomorrow afternoon between Palmyra and the Monroe Merchants. Palmyra has faced Shelbina seven times this season, winning four. Also, Shelbina shot against Monroe, scoring 249 of 350 targets to Monroe’s 264. In social news, Miss Cleo Patton and Miss Margaret Patton hosted a Saturday evening for Dean Thomas of Quincy, with guests from Chicago and local families enjoying music and games. The Monroe Merchants defeated Brookfield 12 to 0 Sunday at Christian's park.

Palmyra Monroe Merchants Shelbina Cleo Margaret Patton Dean Thomas Quincy Maurine Iva D. Ogle Chicago Edna Vaughn Mildred Buell Delilah Anderson Lena Bess Asbury Anna Mae Barr Opal Forsythe Carson Eakle George Turner Richard Asbury Dent Owen J. Henderson Richard Hatch Christian's Park Brookfield

Births and local notes stir Hereford county

Ralph Graham reports another passenger for his auto a boy weighing 11 1 2 pounds John W Greathouse greathouse rejoices over the birth A good coat urged at J C Cozad payment required Hereford school house named as the August primary voting place to serve many Ralls county residents A critic remarks on calling opponents infernal liars Theodore Roosevelt and David A Ball cited as having fallen into the habit Brookfield officials Steve McGlasson and Ben Linton spent Sunday with friends and Monroe’s daughters

Ralph Graham John W Greathouse Hereford Ralls County Theodore Roosevelt David A. Ball K. C. Post Steve McGlasson Theihoff Brookfield Ben Linton Linton William Losson Monroe

Monroe Delegation Attends Democratic Pow Wow at Palmyra

A fragment from a 19th century paper notes a 186 strong Monroe delegation to a Palmyra Democratic pow wow, while a separate item mentions a local basketball game with a 13 to 8 score and remarks on Kickapoo Indians. It also references C E Bradshaw and Miss Fannie Carter visiting Saline county.

G. W. Bradshaw Fannie Carter Saline County, Ill C. E. Bradshaw Burlington Monroe Queen of the Prairies Palmyra

Also Mentioned on This Page

Frank W. McAllister J. Will Hays J. P. Boyd J. Weldon Hardesty J. T. Wooden George R. Jackson A. L. Alexander F. M. Nolen A. D. Buford Jeff T. Noel J. Curt Hill Eastern District Jack W. Davis James T. Umstattd A. G. Shortridge W. M., Mereor M. W. Caldwell E. T. Fuller J. J. Browning A. T. Stuart Public Administrator P. G. Marr Cowherd Democracy Missouri Staple Wallace Little Red School Judge Wallace Monroe City William H. Wallace Palmer Buckner MacKinley Joe Strean'’s Mary Upton Walter Hannibal Charles Walker Russell LaBelle Effie Bexter Huntington Frank Thomas Herman Levy James Dimmitt Spalding Springs H. Powell J. B. Jeffries Hannibal Courier-Post Benjamin Willis Maywood C. Scott Pauline E. Owen Earl Willett Thelma and Louise Charles Buckman Roy Yeager Kansas City Gallatin Dave Ball Herbert Hadley Kansas City Star Globe-Democrat Globe-Democrat Are Fighting Cowherd al Abell Shelbyville Zack Leake Arch Little S. H. Griffin John Cleary First Street Dr. Proctor A. J. Davis Lee's Creek H. G. Fuqua Asbury W. B. Drescher Pepper R. B. Clawson Shelbina Gun Club Monroe Club Poor Brookfield J. C. Cozad William R. Painter A. Jaeger Ed Walker Ed Lee Lee Kickapoo Kickapoo Indians Leach & Guinan Store of Quality
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