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Newspaper
Monroe City Democrat
Location
Monroe City, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jun 06, 1907
Page
5
Rogers and Thompson for ladies. Various small items note shoppers and visitors including Mrs Nannie Thieloff of Ex cello, Miss Matty L Garnett of Cincinnati, and Fred Hardesty’s family. Wool prices offered by A Boulware and Son. A man injured by a hatchet after a dispute. State mail carriers convention at Joplin opposes woman suffrage.
Mrs. W. ff. Westhoff and children Masters Harry Claud and Russell of Wichita Kansas arrived Monday morning and will make the homefolks a nice long visit.
The ad promotes Pattons Sn Proof Paints and Wall Papers at Spalding's as keys to creating neat, fashionable, and desirable homes. It positions these products as essential for stylish interiors and home improvement.
Foss McClintic injured his left foot when a sewing needle dropped on the stairs pierced it. A sister dropped the needle while sewing, and half remained in his foot yesterday. The item appears in The Democrat from Benicia California. Harry Weise left the army in the Philippines and returned home displeased with service, resuming printing and planning a future.
Vint C Spalding base shipped a fancy bound to H L Purdy Knox City See us before you sell your wool A Boulware Son Mrs R N Sharp of near Philadelphia is visiting the family of D S Sharp Ray Moss and wife of Hunnewell were shoppers in the city Tuesday A nervous man sought quiet in a store and explained his physician advised avoiding crowds Mrs Nellie Hall Burling ton Iowa visits her parents C Leunuie and wife Prof A P Settle returns from Cambridge Maes to Kirksville to visit parents G M Sullivan and wife spend time with Gem City friends
Mrs T. BE Wine of Sullivan Indiana visits her old home in Monroe City. Kate Hayden from Woodland arrives to visit relatives. Dr N M Wetzel of Jameson visits Rev G A Lebohoff. Henry Landers and William Babcock from Goshen New York shop horses for eastern market. Mrs 8 G Demaree of Bloomfield Iowa arrives to visit friends. Julia Megown leaves for Kremlin Oklahoma Territory for relatives visit. Mrs A E Peterson leaves for Kingfisher Oklahoma Territory to visit her mother. Miss Nevins move within North Main Street area. James McGarthland of New York visits uncle Frank McGarthland. Mrs Mathew Losson and daughter Oneta visit relatives at New Capton Illinois.
Margaret Reid spent the holiday period with the community group in town, sharing time during the observance. No further details available.
An editorial argues slavery began with Jamestown in 1619 and shaped American self government, while pondering the fate of 10 million enslaved people. It notes the paradox of slavery as a Christianizing mission and considers the broader moral implication for both whites and Africans.
Four Footed Geo. W. Kidd displayed a nine days old chick Sunday that has four legs and feet. The body is elongated by about a third, with the extra legs attached where a chicken’s rear end would be. The creature uses the front pair to walk and rests part of its wing on the right hind foot while the left hind foot remains drawn up.
J. D. Melson of Jacksonville Florida arrives to spend the summer with his brother D. D. Melson and Mrs. J. L. Owen. Though not in best health, he seeks Missouri’s famed ozone at his old home, with Dr. Boroback an eye and ear specialist in Hannibal.
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