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Newspaper
Monroe City Democrat
Location
Monroe City, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jun 13, 1912
Page
4
J. R. B. Kidd announces candidacy for sheriff or constable in Monroe Township, outlining platform goals and campaign plans. The notice lists election jurisdiction, seeks support from residents, and provides contact details for campaign inquiries and donations.
The Journal announces Robert S. McClintic of Monroe City as a candidate for the Democratic nomination for State Senator in Missouri's Thirteenth district. Born in Warren township, he lived in Hannibal briefly, married a local notable woman, and earned degrees from Westminster College and Washington Lee University. A longtime Monroe City lawyer, he formerly served as Missouri Senate secretary for two sessions, giving him familiarity with the position's duties.
Paris Mercury reports Robert S. McClintic of Monroe City to run for State Senator in the 13th district. He is praised as clean living and capable, with Senate secretary experience and support from northeast Missouri leaders. Announcement expected next week.
Miss Elsie Frost of Hannibal visited Mrs. S G Demaree for a Sunday visit.
A Monroe City notice promotes soft drinks as safe for hot weather, served cold and sparkling as a thirst quencher. The ad invites customers to try the fountain at Southern and Spalding Pharmacy.
Saline Township notes visiting relatives, social events, and farm losses. J. B. Kimes and others discussed Woman Suffrage. S. E. McGlothlin’s barn burned with substantial losses including corn and hay. Ed Mack’s gear damaged. origin of fire unknown. no insurance. Local trades, funerals, and road movement updates follow, with various residents and neighbors mentioned.
A special communication for Master Masons is set for 9 a m tomorrow Friday to honor the late W B Arnold. All Masons are urged to attend. Victor Drescher hosted some of his acquaintances at the N A Drescher home Monday night. Glenn Bristow and Miss Leonore Bristow entertained friends Thursday. Dr W S Harwood of Rensselaer visited the city Thursday.
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