Deer ing Binder advertised with Wade and Dawson
A dealer ad urges ordering a Deer ing Binder from Wade & Dawson promising lightness and desirable performance. The item is pitched as ready when wanted.
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Newspaper
Monroe City Democrat
Location
Monroe City, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jun 03, 1909
Page
5
A dealer ad urges ordering a Deer ing Binder from Wade & Dawson promising lightness and desirable performance. The item is pitched as ready when wanted.
The Sodality vs Monroe High School began a five game set with June 1 as the opener and the remaining dates June 15 22 29 and July 6. Kansas City vs Monroe slate three games June 7 8 9. Tuesday’s school game featured Sodality scoring 3 2 1 across innings while MHS tallied 4 3 and the last half of the ninth was not played. Monroe leads 7 to 6 with Grimm Grimm in the Sodality battery and Gosney pitching last half of the seventh. Monroe started Buell and Headrick with Wittmar umpiring.
A strange mishap occurred Tuesday afternoon at the Elliott livery barn when a man fell from a prized team valued at about $1,000. The fall caused the horses to bolt and collapse the nearby manger, dragging one horse through the debris before the other was freed. Both animals escaped serious injury.
Announcement from New York reports Old Fort Ticonderoga will be restored over ten years at an estimated cost of 500000 to appear exactly as on May 10 1775 when Ethan Allen led the Green Mountain boys to seize it for the Continental Congress The Bell family owners have held the fort for over a century and the project aims to recreate the historic scene on Lake Champlain
A Knights of Columbus band planned to perform in South Park last night and will alternate weekly in North and South Parks. The free public concert drew excitement. Mrs. Joseph Hays, long quiet resident of the South Side, surprised friends by leaving home and visiting Clapper and North Main Street, a rare outing that delighted local youths.
Harry Humphrey becomes engineer and night man at the Electric Light Plant. Dr A E Ely visits Coatsburg. Miss Bertha Jaeger travels to Paris. Mrs H B Reid visits Woodland. Capt Clay Price seen in Hannibal. Belle Johnson requested for national art exhibits. David A Ball plans governor bid. some Democrats oppose him. Yates & Hagan advertise work shoes. Century Club shifts picnic to A Boulware lawn with supper. John A Byrd sails to Otterville for health. Mrs E J Hubbard visits Hunnewell. Dr W B A McNutt attends Paris medical meeting. Evan Smith noted. J F Kenshan to Peoria on business. Mrs R N Sharp visits from Kansas City. Romer Starrett visits from Shelbina. Mrs M Humphrey and son Harry visit Quincy to decorate grave. T Polling of Quincy with W Longmire. C C Mayes with Monroe friends. Miss Kate Redd to Quincy. Fred Smith with friends at Ely.
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