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Newspaper
Monroe City Democrat
Location
Monroe City, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jun 01, 1911
Page
2
A Monroe City project to construct a White Way started last Friday the 26th, with 5S. T. Pollard of the Monroe City Democrat using the ceremonial first shovel under Acting Mayor W. R. Yates. The effort aims for prompt completion in the town.
Dialogue fragment shows a couple discussing managing a car bought with inheritance. They consider running costs and future earnings as they plan their finite finances. The line implies a cautious arrangement and mutual reliance as they negotiate ownership.
Practical guidance on pig safety and housing, horse breeding and handling, sheep water and shed needs, and dipping practices. Emphasizes calm handling, proper feed, and disease prevention through clean water and timely dips. Includes a product advertisement for Parisian Sage with a money back guarantee.
A collection of farming notes urges strong action against lice in poultry with kerosene in cracks and crevices and keeping ventilation open at night with inch mesh netting. It warns to monitor young chickens for large gray head lice, using sweet oil to end the pests. Also mentions math-minded Brookfield school farm and a June 1 sale of a Main Street residence by Walter Moss.
McClure's excerpt recounts Charles W. Eliot arguing that a capable educated woman, denied a postmaster role due to political patronage, exposes the post office system as biased. He calls for merit-based reform to end spoils politics and corruption in government employment.
Four bodies discovered in a remote Campton area believed robbed and lynched by slavers. Authorities formed two large posses to scour the woods for suspects. Victims identified include J. W. King. other two hailed from Oregon.
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