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Newspaper
Monroe City Democrat
Location
Monroe City, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jun 03, 1915
Page
4
Local notices list visits by Mrs. Wi Losson Miss Daisy Hanly and Miss Marian Ryan to Hannibal plus many calls to Hanly Green's for hats pant styles and cleaning services. Socials include Rebekah meeting Mrs C A Lawson and multiple family visits from Palmyra Hunnewell Quincy and Columbia with marriages engagements and commence ments noted along with travel plans and theatre events.
Good rains lift spirits as late wheat grows and chinch bag fixes improve prospects. Mrs. Tom Weekley cuts hand while cutting sugar. Local visits include Mrs. John Shuck and Ira Shuck with Clarence Utterback and wife, and Mrs. Fannie Shuck hosting Mrs. McClintock and Mrs. Walter Greeves. Events mention sheep shearing, a chicken loss from grease treatment, wagon and harness damage after a team crash, and sightings of Harold Jayne on the streets.
E W Schweer buys the interests of Ennis Tooley and Thomas Dawson in the Monroe City Coal and Grain Company. Schweer, cashier of Citizens Bank and prominent local businessman, will run the firm, promising one of the region's best managed grain companies.
The Airdome Theatre presents Beulah Poynter in The Little Girl That He Forgot on June 11 with 6000 feet of film across 5 reels. Mrs Lena Umstattd has sold her Ninth Border Street home to Marshall Hornback of Columbia who will move there with James and Ruby to attend the University. James attended Kirksville school, and L L Lane Tailor offers cleaning and delivery via 49 Bell phone.
Property sale notice lists available assets with contact person Lewis Lumberg for details. No further specifics provided in readable text.
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