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Monroe City Democrat in Monroe City, Missouri

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Monroe City Democrat

Location

Monroe City, Missouri, United States of America

Date

Jun 11, 1908

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Monroe City Farmers Market Notes and Local Obits

Monroe City Missouri fair items list farm products cattle hogs wool and butter shipments with prices and transport details. Notices include the death of Nancy Steele aged 71 and M.E. Mudd aged 79, plus local obituary details and praise. The piece references area figures J H McClintic Arch Owen J M Proctor Son and Hannibal school superintendent W P Johnson, with community reaction to education reforms.

J M Proctor and Son Kendrick and Dawson Clay Underhill J R B Kidd Bowers and Thompson Monroe Pond Henderson and Son Joe L Evans

Grimm Little Wedding at Holy Rosary Church

Arch ie Little and Miss Teresa Grimm were married at Holy Rosary Church at six o clock on June eight, 1908. The ceremony featured selections by a choir including Fr Cunningham B T Georges and Miss Beasie Hays. A breakfast followed at the bride’s home and a reception in the evening attended by the Grimm family, neighbors, and distant relatives with gifts and entertainment by a brass band.

Holy Rosary Archie Little Teresa Grimm Cunningham B. T. Georges Beasie Hays A. Grimm K. of Dan Ambs Brookfield Matt Grimm Edith Andrew Gebhardt Frank Loason Grover Stewart Ernest Geb

Local Construction Moves Recorded on North Main Street

New roof work at L M Redman residence. E Griffin builds a barn at Commercial Hotel. J C Shank erects an eight room home. Julius Jackson adds a seven room cottage. Hassard school house repairs. Col W T Youell installs sixty feet granitoid walk at his barn. E Griffin lines 147 feet cement walk along east hotel side. City plans granitoid crossing on North Main Street across Court Street.

J. C. Shank Julius Jackson Hassard Col. W. T. Youell E. Griffin North Main St Court St

Local horse shoe players clash with Australian rock game

The city’s horse shoe pitchers faced rivals while Australians living in box cars near the Burlington railroad watched. Lacking horseshoes they improvised with stones and coal and began a separate game, creating an unusual scene after a Saturday matchup.

Burlington Electric Light

ABOUT THE CHURCHES COLUMN NOTES AND APPOINTMENTS

A church column reports Rev M F Crowe traveling to Fayette for a Preacher's Institute and Cole lectures, with return plans. Rev Fr John Cunningham suffers peritonitis and is hospitalized, with Monroe admirers hoping for recovery. Church committees are named, and notices cover pastors, anniversaries, and service schedules across Baptist, Methodist, and circuit churches in Monroe and surrounding towns.

M. F. Crowe Fayette Cole Vanderbilt University John Cunninghim Blessing Hospital Quincy A W. Miles Ivan Yates Monroe

Past Presidents Alive and Deceased Ages

The article notes living former president ages and years since leaving office. It lists Grover Cleveland as the only living ex president celebrating his seventy first birthday last month. It records life spans after retirement for Hayes Grant Fillmore Madison Adams Jefferson and Arthur. It cites historical counts of living ex presidents in 1868 and a long term limit since 1475.

Grover Clevland Benjamin Harrison Arthur Mr. Hayes Grant Filmore Madison John Quincy Adams Jefferson Pierce Buchanan Quincy Herald

Birthday Party Held by Miss Maggie Lanham

Miss Maggie Lanham hosted a delightful 18th birthday party for about thirty friends Saturday evening with games and refreshments. A. K Rutledge began work as prescription clerk at Bernard drug store in Palmyra and reported Monday to start duties.

Maggie Lanham A. K Rutledge Bernard Drug Store Palmyra

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