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Monroe City Democrat

Location

Monroe City, Missouri, United States of America

Date

Jun 08, 1905

Page

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Farmers bring in livestock and crop notes from the city

Hiram Clough touts strong wheat prospects while Walter Boarman reports 45 acres plowed twice and thriving. J Gent Fuqua ships mules to York Pa. Richard Redman sells a registered Shorthorn bull to Claud Williamson. Multiple farm buyers and sellers, wool shipments, hog and cattle prices, and local weather data accompany a brisk livestock and agriculture market update from Saline Township. Local figures include EF & M, Hattie Wilson, Boulware & Son, Davenport & Co, and J L Owen. Weather notes record May mean of 64 degrees with highs to 87 and lows to 48.

Hiram Clough Walter Boarman Fuqua York Richard Redman Claud Williamson Col W T Youell Democrat Wood Bros Drug Neal Jackson Bob Corder Arnold Joe Hardesty Plymouth Rocs EF & M Phone Ohl Hattie Wilson Weather Bureau Hannibal John L Owen F EK Orr H Tompkins Mrs Tompkins J Latham Frank & Co Bowling Green Dave Shryack Monroe

Lid law closes saloons and eateries in Hannibal Palmyra

In Hannibal Sunday two of forty seven saloons closed while Palmyra restaurants and cigar stands were ordered closed. Monroe City owns a mineral well and a gasoline wind mill engine but they are locked or disconnected. If the Lia law is obnoxious enforcement should proceed to repeal regardless of elections.

Hannibal Palmyra Monroe City Joey

Big Clothing Store promises low prices and new goods

The Cash Clothier, run by Wim A Sullivan, announces a fresh shipment of furnishing goods and summer clothing. The ad claims exclusive purchasing power and low prices, inviting discerning buyers to visit The Big Clothing Store for value and selection.

Wim A. Sullivan Wim. A. Sullivan

Big Clothing Store Ad Urges Local Patronage

Wm A Sullivan, cash clothier, argues against buying from carpet baggers and urges customers to compare prices locally. He proclaims the store the best stocked in the state and urges readers to shop there before purchasing elsewhere, promising admission free.

Attack at the Smith residence ends with suspect injured

Friday night Marve Washington and wife awakened by a break in attempt. J Frank Smith fired through a plate glass door. glass shattered and a man groaned as he fled. Police and neighbors traced tracks to a negro found near Egan's mill with injuries from No 6 shot. he was transported to De. Ely for treatment.

J. Frank Smith Mr. Smith Mr Smith Joe Hickman First Moor Egan's Mill de. Ely Eutenaa

Burglary at Mancning Walker store sparks loot, injuries

A Sunday night break in at Mancning Walker hardware jewelry store yielded about 250 in rings and revolvers. A burglar left blood on a revolver butt, shows a hand cut during forced entry. One cleaner, Charee, was shocked by a shattered display. Marve may recover but blind. Two men suspected. one linked to an earlier attempted assault. Local crime and safety debates grow as residents recall past incidents and shop safety. L Maurice Redman backs a creamery plan with 100 per farmer, 30 farmers, and daily milk yields to boost land values.

Mr. Smith Marve R. Mancning Walker Hardware Jewelry

Still Do It Monroe Citizens Clean Up Homes

Citizens of Monroe known as the Queen of the Prairies continue beautification efforts. Mrs Vanschoaick has painted and papered her neat house, Dick Redman painted his country home, J Gardner Wade is painting his residence, Mrs Susan McFarland is having a brick cottage cared for, and Vine and Catherine Streets prepared for J F Crawford family. Price Griffith re-roofed a cottage, Perry Dooley builds a six room residence at Stoutsville, J W Batty adds two rooms, Mark C Hawkins and K Yowell Saddlery Co. installed drop shades under their awnings.

Monroe Vanschoaick Dick Redman J.gardner Wade Susan McFarland Vine Catherine Sts J. F. Crawford Price Griffith Perry Dooley Stoutsville J. W. Batty Mark C. Hawkins K. Yowell Saddlery Co

Bricker Knockdown Incident Reported Friday Morning

A fragment notes an incident Friday morning where a man identified as Mr Bricker was knocked down by a woman who then gripped him. Further details are unclear from the available text.

Mr. Bricker

Churches Weekly Column Details Services and Events

The weekly church column lists parish activities across Hannibal and nearby towns. It notes Holy Rosary school commencement, varied parish services at the Church of Immaculate Conception, Methodist programs, and a congregational meeting. An ice cream social raised funds for children, and Rev. Limkie preaches at Mexico.

Reo D. B. Sullivan Church of Immaculate Conception Hannibal Holy Rosary School H. E Ball Bride I. H. Ball Quincy Methodist Church Ha. Ma H. G. Limkie

Five Jims Friday Dinner Party Honors Guests

Mr and Mrs J S Scott hosted a dinner for five Jims in honor of J Proc tor Randol and Benny Bride. Attendees included James M Proctor and wife, J M Proctor Jr and wife, J M Johnson Jr and wife, James Proctor Randol and bride, and Whistling Jim S Scott and family. Miss Rosa Mae Smith of Palmyra has been visiting her.

J. S. Scott J. Proctor Randol Benny Bride James M. Proctor J. M. Proctor Jr J. M. Johnson Jr James Proctor Randol Jim S. Scott Rosa Mae Smith Palmyra

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Vint Spalding Canfield & Son Cowden James T Elliott Rube Douglas Saline Township Spalding Springs Clay Township Saline Chas M Sullivan D D Melson J Will Evans J B McClintic DS Sharp John Jackson Hugh A Ford Boulware & Son J L Berry O T Ramsey J W ‘Terrill James Smith DR Shryack Manning Elliott Charlie Lefever Geo Hays Susan Rouse Will Young John Whitecotton A B Maddox Dora Garnet H Moyers Noah Gibbons J Hagar Barger & McClintic J W Wimsatt J Smith Wm McLeod AM Vaughn B J Rubison W M Thackery Wm Gottman J Bowers Wm McClintic H Krull WA Gibbons Yancy Gibbons Davenport & Co Aberdeen Jobo L Long Geof Harrison Joanna James Hooner D R Davenport McConachie Baker Clare Iowa Aaron ES Boulware Turke Eer A, Sullivan Cash Clothier Manton Ate A. Sullivan Marve Washington Charlie Sullivan Here Kingdom Come Charee L. Maurice Redman Eva Spalding Loretta Academy Loretta Sisterhood Rev Hee Balt Savon Kansas Methodist St. Jupe H.G. Litaric Whitsunday Lla Services Presbyterian First Baptist
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