ITEMS FROM FARMERS SALE LIST AND SHIPMENTS
Farmers advertise eggs at 40 to 50 cents per setting and poultry prices for hens roosters guineas and geese with candling starting June 7. The notice lists buyers and shipments for the week including Henderson & Sons, Barder & McClintic, Yates & Yates, Chas Elzea, M B Moss, Joe Wilson, WR P Jackson, Wade & Dawson, Green & Maxwell totaling 33 cars of poultry eggs cattle hogs sheep corn hay and other commodities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cceeenees
Henderson & Sons
Barder & McClintic
Yates & Yates
Chas. Elzea
Moss
Joe Wilson
WR P Jackson
Wade& Dawson
Green & Maxwell
Miller Martin wedding and local civic notes in Missouri
News items report Miss Ruby Martin wed to C J Miller in Washington DC. Also notes Rev Hampton leaving Baptist church for Gainesville GA, progress on Main Street light program in Monroe City, death of Mrs Annie J Thrasher in Brashear, cicada arrival plans by state entomologist Leonard Hasman, cattle losses of M B Moss, and meal prices at Schafer's.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruby Martin
Shelbian Democrat
Washington, D.C
R. L. Martin
C. J. Miller
Hannibal
Hampton
Gainesville
The
Baptist Church
Episcopal Church
Main Street
Missouri
Monroe City
Annie J. Thrasher
J. R. Thrasher
Brashear
George T. Ridings
St. Judes Cemetery
Churches and schools hold events across Monroe region
Dr E McNair attended Nashville for a grandson's death while Rev Wynn's family visits Gallatin. Hannibal Methodist Epworth League session set for June 12 13 with services and activities. Holy Rosary School staged a senior class commencement with diplomas and a two act drama. Dominican Sisters to return to New York. Orville Scott home recovering slowly. Monroe drilling aims to strike water within 1600 1700 feet and urges community support for water works and sewerage. Rebekah Lodge reports from Jefferson City assembly and state officers host a reception for delegates. Burlington depot baggage truck damaged in rain storm. Lena Green visiting Quincy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monroeity
Monroe
Monroe City
Memorial Day Observed at Columbus and Nearby News
Memorial Day was first observed in Columbus Missouri and has grown nationwide with ceremonies and grave flowers. The Demerrat lists soldiers and seeks additional names including S F Wade and A F Umstaith. Local groups decorated Confederate graves and Odd Fellows graves while friends covered many graves with flowers. The note urges remembering the good in others and acting to brighten the world. Palmyra Missouri May 26 JD Brandmeyer sold fifty two year old steers to J L Short of Galva Illinois for 5.30 per 100 pounds after silage feeding yielding profit and a silo was erected near Mount Vernon church. Mrs Grider and Dr Southern head to Kansas City for a serious operation, with train delays hindering report.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Miss
M. B. Proctor
U. S
Demmerat
S$. F. Wade
A. F. Umstaith
Democrat
UDC
Odd Fellows
Palmyra
JD. Brandmover
Union Valley
J. L Short
Galva
Ili
Brandmeyer
Mount Vernon Church
Farewell Sermon For Rev J E Hampton At Local Baptist Church
A large crowd gathered at the Baptist church last evening to hear the farewell sermon of Rev J E Hampton who has led the church for several years and is departing for a new assignment in Georgia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Department of the Interior
Miller
Burlington
Hannibal
The
Baptist Church
J. E. Hampton
Also Mentioned on This Page
Col W T Youell
Elbert Yates
F & M Bank
B. P
L. O. Wilson
Roy G. Melson
Jersey
J A Bixler
Miller-Martin
Baptist
Rey
White Way
Thrasher
Leonard Hasmaan
Hasman
Arkansas
Texas
Tennessee
Kentucky
Indiana
M. B. Moss
Schafer's
Hannibal District
Epworth League
Methodist Episcopal Church, South
Methodist
TAS
E. A. Thompson
Holy Rosary School
Holy Rosary High School
Opera House
J. Ryan
Elizabeth H. Montgomery
Rose D. Huebsch
Esteile l Pierce
Mary Cecilia Yates
Louise M Hays Ruth Hoar
J. B. Hagan
Elizabeth H Montgomery
Fr. Ryan
New York
Orville Scott
Rebekahs
Hadley
Thomas
Jefferson City
City
A. M. Dockery
Susie Moyer
Rebekah Assembly
John E. Swanger
Liberty
Louia Sullivan
Kansas City
Allie Poundstone
Joplin
Andrue
State Penitentiary
Lena Green
Quincy
Tizens
Georgia
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