Monroe County Horses in Mexico saddle stake field
Of the 24 horses entered for the Mexico 1000 saddle horse stake on August 9 nine are from Monroe county with two formerly of Hook & Woods Paris string. Notables include Kymokan unnamed black stallion Senator Stone Marble McDonald Cyclone Jack Highball Gingerbread Man and Francis Fessler. A judge will be Professor Trowbridge of the State University. Paris Mercury notes a local quarry of entries hinting a Monroe Kentucky contest.
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Monroe County
Hook& Woods String
Paris
Highball
Bob McDonald
Jack McDonald
Buckman Bros
Monroe City
Gingerbread Man
Francis Fessler
Kentucky
Trowbridge
The
State University
Paris Mercury
Eminent Physician to Visit Monroe City for Free Cure
Dr. Potters of Boston Electro Medical Institute tours Missouri offering free consultations and medicines to cure deafness and various chronic diseases. Friday June 21 at Maddox Hotel until 5 p m. Married women must be accompanied. Office hour 9 a m. W H Clawson of Clarence in town. Wm Hunerwadel seeks a reliable housekeeper.
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Potters
Boston Electro Medical Institute
Bright
Maddox
Monroe City
Program Of County Graduation Exercises At Christian Church
A detailed program for the graduation exercises at the Christian Church in Paris on Saturday June 15 1912 at 10 am. The schedule lists music organ solos by Mrs Stella Grimes piano solos by Mrs F W Stephena essays by Edna Sudsberry and Jewell Gritton recitations by Myrtle Hobb Fontelle Engle and Ira Utterback songs and a class song with performances by Santa Fe Wright Goss and Cal lis schools. The Ninth Grade Santa Fe essay and oration are included with various recitations debates and an all grades address by Rev Frank W Allen. All eight and ninth grade graduates are to be on the platform at 10 am as the program begins promptly.
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Stella Grimes
Lotus Aspley
F. W. Stephena
Edna Sudsberry
Cross Hollow
Class of Yeager School
Papa
Myrtle Hobb
Salem School
Jewell Gritton
Jacoby School
Grove
Mrs Grimes
Floyd Sanders
Pairview
E. Melvin Woods
Callis
Fontelle Engle
Union School
Frankie Carroll
Wright
Hazel Hendrix
Tisue
Rose Ellen Kelly
Santa Fe
Etta Sharp
Earl Brown
Santa Fe School
F. W. Stephens
Mary Loyd
Goss
Lincoln
Washington
Ray Riley
Wright School
Eddy Riley
Frank W. Allen
Christian Church
Roads To the Conway and Proctor Lumber Yards
A short item notes a route leading to the Conway and Proctor lumber yards. The fragment suggests local roads and access points, with no additional details on dates people or events.
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Conway & Proctor Lumber Yards
First Texas melons ripen early on the Fourth of July
The Harlingen Star notes the first 1912 melon arrived in Harlingen on May 25 shipped by farmer Wm. R. Yates from his Wilson tract farm. Dexter Shelley, six, celebrated his birthday with the fruit, while Yates and family had just returned to Missouri for the summer. The Austin Statesman adds Harlingen’s growing status as melons become widely known.
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Texas
Dexter Shelley
Robert Shelley
West Sixth Street
Harlingen
Austin Statesman
Wm. R. Yates
Wilson Tract
Haringen
Weekly Market Letter from Woodson and Fennewald Co.
US cattle receipts were light this week with a higher closing across grades. Steers mostly 840 to 915, heifers 775 to 840, cows 650 to 725, killers 425 to 475, hogs 750 to 765, and sheep steady in the choice category with softer prices elsewhere. Laban Lake visited relatives before departing to New London.
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Woodson & Fennewald L. §. Com. Co
National Stock Yards
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E. A. Thompson
Boy’s
White
Dimity
Kymokan
Hook & Woods
Stone— Blades & Barnett, Holliday
Marble McDonald
Hazel McDonald and
Cyclone Jack
Blades & Woods
Holliday
Frances Rouse
Dorothy Patterson
Quincy
Ozella Utterback
J. G. Fuqua
Sweden
United States
W. W. Longmire
T. L. Anderson
Finnell
Hannibal
Bertha Jaeger
Mildred Buell
Jay Henderson
Mrs. Finnell
John L. Bourn
la Belle
George Eliott
Mr. Bourn
Elliott
Miss Belle Johnson
Monroe City, Mo
Our City
Maddox Hotel
W. H. Clawson
Clarence
Wm. Hunerwadel
Ira Utterback
Hickory
J. H. Grady
Chicago
Topeka
Roosevelt
Joplin Tribune
Lena Donley
Shelbina
Conway
Proctor
Harlingen Melons
Laban Lake
New London
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