Democratic candidates announced for August 1910 primary
The Democrat announces candidates for various offices in Monroe and Marion counties subject to the August 2 1910 primary. Names include William T Ragland for Circuit Judge Henry F Woodson M K Cartright J H Crump for county offices and James T Umstattd for Presiding Judge. Also notices of an Administrator's Sale of estate property in Monroe City to be sold June 4 1910 by W T Ragland administrator.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William T. Ragland
Monroe County
Sarah J. Jackson
Farmers & Merchant's Bank
Monroe City
Missouri
Death of John Moore of Monroe City after long illness
John Moore, a highly respected Monroe City figure born in Liverpool in 1828, died Thursday May 26 after a lengthy illness. He sailed in the Mexican War era, lived in New Orleans and Norfolk before settling in Missouri in 1852, never married, cared for family, and left a sister and niece and nephew. His funeral proceeded to the City of the Dead with noted esteem for his integrity and selflessness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norfolk
Marion Co
Monroe City
Moore
Mrs. McGlasson
Lee
John, McGlasson
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Ivy
Wwe
Henry F. Woodson
M. K. Cartright
J. H. Crump
A. C. Deaver
J. Frank Crow
Eastern
B. F. Vaughn
J. Weldon Hardesty
M. P. Nolen James P. Boyd
C. L. Dry T. Walker McBride
James T. Umstattd
T. A. McGee
Marion County
Morris Anderson
John L. Schnitzer
The
Farmers & Merchants Bank
W. T. Ragland
Mary Crane
L. M.ood
Prairie View Addition
Mrs. Sarah Smith
Rush Turner
Kansas City
W. M. Timmerman
Manning
Hiram Greenwell
Dana Lundberg
Payson
L. M. Wood
George L. Hicks
Madison
J. J. Brown
Hannibal
W. T. Rutledge
Bertha Jaeger
Breckenridge
Mike Ketsenberg
J. D. Robey
James Rogers
Emden
Agnes Fitzpatrick
Quincy
O. Rogers
Palmyra
Monroe
P. W. Huston
Yates & Shearman
John W. Stephens
Kirksville
Elmer Miller and Family
A. F. Masterson
Sherwin-William Paints
Lucy Havener
J. L. Sweeny
Bowling Green
Oulware
Broulware
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