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Newspaper
Monroe City Democrat
Location
Monroe City, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jun 10, 1915
Page
2
The June 10, 1915 issue discusses United States involvement in European tensions, urging caution before war and critiquing jingoism. It argues Missouri mules and national costs, questions political boosters, and recalls Roosevelt’s leadership while praising a prudent, humane approach.
The piece profiles a devoted husband and father praised as the world’s greatest asset. It notes early plans for a congressional campaign in the first district with three to four announced candidates. Key figures include Harry M. Rubey and Romjue, both connected to Macon county banks, with Ben Franklin possible but unannounced. Romjue supports an early primary, Rubey opposes it, sentiment favors Rubey yet is volatile. Loyd is mentioned as a possible dark horse.
James Sutton resigns as solicitor and advertising manager for the Times Democrat and heads to Monroe City to assume charge of the Monroe City Democrat as editor and business manager. Sutton, praised as a practical printer and hustler, leaves Macon with plans to boost business. Mrs. Sutton will join later.
The article urges Monroe county farmers to use all available ground to capitalize on a strong crop year. It predicts high demand for farm produce, especially edibles, and cautions against delaying major work to future years. Invest now to secure upcoming market opportunities.
At the Airdome Theatre on June 11 Beulah Poynter stars in The Little Girl That He Forgot a six thousand foot picture on five reels with prices of 10 and 20 cents per admission the program billed as a big special.
A Tyrone Times reader argues a strong local concert band is vital for town pride and commerce. A capable manager and organized musicians can draw crowds, boost merchants, and elevate civic life by bringing high quality music to the community.
Students plan to enroll as the University of Missouri summer session begins June 11 and runs eight weeks. Many teachers take courses during vacation to qualify for higher salaries next year, while the program offers varied departments beyond teaching. About 1000 students are expected, up from 850 last year.
An editor questions reporters about what counts as news and notes that most readers say nothing special yet many know details that could shock or anger if not reported. The piece urges editors to inform their readers openly about upcoming surprises.
Classified snippet lists a sale item with a contact name Lewis Lumberg and mentions good property. Details are unreadable, but implies a sale offer with a local contact. Local paper format suggests a brief classified notice.
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