FARMERS COLUMN AND MARKET REPORT CONTINUED
Farmers column lists names including Will Hawkins Anderson Grayson and others. Market report for Wednesday before date of paper shows cattle at 3.00 to 5.00, sheep 5.00 to 5.25, poultry shipments for the week fair with several firms shipping hogs cattle wool ties and poultry total 23 cars observed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Essansenaee
Barger and McClintic
T J Yates
Rogers and Thompson
Boulware and Son
Selby Poultry Co
School closure leads to new Hassard term teacher
Miss Margaret Huebsch conducted a successful term at Hassard and has been employed to teach the winter term, continuing duties after the term’s end.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Huebsch
Hassard
Virginia Bell
Europe
Germany
France
England
Italy
Carrailton
New City Restaurant Opens. Bouncer Arrives at Carpenter Home
A new restaurant opens in the city while unusually a handsome bouncer arrives at the home of C. Lee Carpenter. The report notes uncertainty whether the man is preparing or delivering lunch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Handsome
C. Lee Carpenter
Deaths and a violent incident ripple through the city
Mrs. Julia Ryan born in New Port Ireland July 6 1826 died May 30 1906 at her daughter's home. Funeral at Holy Rosary church with Fr Mullen. Seven children survive. Other notes report a Saturday night clash in which Spence struck George Johnson with a rock. Spence jailed for six months. John Taylor fined five dollars and banished. Joe Sandifer visited the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ryan
Julia Ryan
New Port
Ireland
Holy Rosary Church
Fr. T. Mullen
Delia
W. Ryan
Clark County
Join
Hillsburg
Iowa
Nellie Veach
Milton
D. Westhoff
Quincy
James
Denny
Spence
John Taylor
George Johnson
John
Sam
Aaron Cummings
Local notes and visits mark Monroe City life
The Monroe City Democrat reports on residents and travelers including Miss Anna Lu Yates and Lorin, Miss Claudell Settle planning a Dakota trip, and Mary Green visiting relatives. It notes bank renovations at F. & M. Bank, various visits to and from St. Louis, Chicago, Renick, and other towns, and mentions regional events such as PEO conventions, United Brothers of Friendship gathering, and college graduates en route home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anna Lu Yates
Lorin
Claudell Settle
Yates & Shearman
Dakota
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The
Levy & Yates
the Clothiers
Monroe Steam Laundry
Farmers Column
Will Hawkins
Anderson
Grayson
A Terrill
W Nesbitt
Hanine Tsiatmad
Turkey
Srisan Shereor
Joe Sandifer
City of Flowers
Monroe City Democrat
People
F. & M. Bank
Mary Green
Shelbina
D. D. Melson
Maryville
P. EB. O's
Susan Gentry
Ralls County
Peepee
W. W. Ezea
New York
C. Spalding
Ozark
Ala
J. W. Gaff
Vint
Reed K. Noland
Chicago
E. D. Noland
Noland
Ennis
Thomas Bolton
Roseville Ill
Geo. T., Jarman
Lucy Hampton
St. Louis
R. J. Bradley
Estelle Sullivan
St. Louis, Saturay
Dora Hallock
Oklahoma
Indoer
PBC
Alva
Edmond Oklatinema
Anna Grenn Wirshall
Booneville, Miss
Mayme Hallock
Joseph Gray
Miss Bessie
Clarence
rOte Rogers
Palmyra
Paul Robey
Miss Label McMahon
Ruby Jexglin
Booneville
Minnie Losson
United Brothers of Friendship
Lodge
West
Bertha Dimmitt
University At Columbia
Shelbyville
Walter Dimmitt
Elisabeth Geetze
Liberty
Mrs. Batege Fields
William Jewell College
Rosa Mae Smith
Ely
W. Emmett Yowell
Babe
Missouri
Dimmitt & Dimmitt, Jewelers and Engravers
Monroe City, Mo
Sted
China
Frank
Lillian
Fred
Monroe City
McCord
Lillian Seymoure
National Stock Co
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