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Newspaper
Monroe City Democrat
Location
Monroe City, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jun 13, 1907
Page
2
A Springfield observer recalls Bishop Seymour at an Easter service where a stern old divine warned sleepers to be awakened by the sexton. In Monroe City Missouri citizens fund local improvements, while Paris now seeks a $75,000 county donation.
A mother explains that her sons’ constant attention to her began in childhood. She praised tiny acts like a shell, a stone, or a field flower, saying appreciation fostered a habit of thoughtful living. She hopes future gratitude will continue, and says she is starting early to be a good mother in law.
A Nevada town’s popular figure faced assault charges. jurors returned that the prisoner did not strike to kill but to paralyze, a verdict the judge and observers treated as a community’s moral reckoning. The case reflects broader tensions in local law and order.
The Post asserts a credible link between the Kansas City police department and a private institution. It urges Joseph W Folk to treat the public interest with gravity as he pursues the truth, noting Folk’s bravery and honesty in seeking answers.
Hy o mei is advertised as a catarrh cure made from pine oils with germ killing properties. The ad claims inhaled medication reaches the respiratory system and offers a $1.00 outfit with a money back guarantee. Also noted are local notices about William Kendrick visiting and an ad for Strean and Fisher’s easy shave services.
The piece argues that democracy should protect the constitution against Rooseveltian policies. It cites Senator Daniel, Senator Stone, and figures like Isa dor Rayner, Henry Watterson, Hoke Smith, Judson Harmon, and others calling for constitutional fidelity and a return to founding principles amid partisan debate. The Kansas City Post reflects on Democratic defense of constitutional government.
The Paris community presses the county to fund a $75,000 court house to boost local property values. They note decades of benefit from the existing court facilities and compare to Monroe City, arguing the county should provide the building as a gift.
The Monroe City Dimocrat notes Bryan's Commoner priced at 1.65 a year.
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