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Newspaper
Monroe City Democrat
Location
Monroe City, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jun 01, 1916
Page
3
The piece contrasts aging fathers with their grown children noting changes in dress and attitude while urging boys to honor their fathers. It shifts to a lively verse from Danville Commercial News featuring labor and industry themed lines about a versatile, tireless worker offering services and wages.
Ten tons of beluga skin from the Bering Sea are being shipped from Seattle to eastern shoe factories to make the white shoes popular with women. The thick inner skin yields four sheets of leather when split, boosting beluga hunting. Glove factories also seek beluga skins.
A report discusses calf feeding: start with whole milk for 2 3 weeks, then skim milk, add grain after changing milk, and use a corn oats mix per weight. Warns against high priced feeds and laxatives from bran. Also cites horse shoe luck lore dating to the thirteenth century and a Louisiana bridal poultry gift of 370 items.
Alexander Baker aged 83, a respected Macon County citizen, was found dead in a field near Cox Post Office last week. His body lay across the plow with the team stopped and the lines wrapped around him. For concrete work contact Mike Corcoran at Bell Phone 383.
A Missouri College of Agriculture piece argues a silo on every farm boosts feed and profits. It cites farmer letters praising silage affordability and notes silos reduce feed costs, winter stock, and that different silo types depend on cost, maintenance, and durability. It mentions plans for concrete silos from Columbia and a Gurler silo building circular.
Henry Ford in Detroit on May 23 dismissed former President Roosevelt as outdated saying he has failed to grasp current events and public sentiment. Ford argued the term ex-President is meaningless and treats Roosevelt as an ordinary citizen who does not stay current.
Let ters testamentary on the estate of Sydney A Mudd late of Monroe County Missouri have been granted to Clarence Hays by the Probate Court hearing May 17 1916. All claimants must exhibit claims for allowance within six months or be barred from the estate. If not exhibited within one year from publication they will be forever barred. Clarence Hays Executor Meriwether & Meriwether Attorneys for Executor.
Fragments describe a special feature on daily life and progress in Evanston. Mentions club women teachers students doctors lawyers and stenographers. Notes subscription price and effort to close language gaps while encouraging Speak and Write Current English.
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