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Newspaper
Monroe City Democrat
Location
Monroe City, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jun 15, 1905
Page
2
Norway's Wish for Free Trade Triggers Norway Sweden Split
The long battle over dissolving the Sweden Norway union centers on separate consular systems. King Oscar vetoed a measure for distinct consular representation, fueling Norwegian claims the king abdicated duties to Norway. The rift stems from Sweden protectionism versus Norway free trade and divergent commercial interests in sea trade.
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Sweden
Norway
Oscar
Stockholm
Council of State
Purdy-McReynolds to Wed in Missouri Church
At 8 p m today M Pear McReynolds of this city will marry Miss Grace Irene Purdy at the M E Church South in Colony Missouri. The ceremony will be performed by Rev M L McReynolds with Rev Bostwick assisting. A reception follows at the bride’s father’s home. The couple will honeymoon on McReynolds farm near Palmyra and begin housekeeping tomorrow.
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M. Pear) McReynolds
Grace Irene Purdy
M. E. Church
South
Colony
M. L. McReynolds
Bostwick
Harry Purdy
R. McReynolds
Lela McReynolds
Bessie Purdy
Knox County
Pearl
Palmyra
New York man visits home to oversee farming ties
W. W. Elzen of New York is spending about two weeks with relatives to look after agricultural interests. Elmer Evans now runs the D. K. Yowell hardware business at Rio. I Mrs Amasa Holmes and children of Shelbing spent most of last week visiting kin.
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W. W. Elzen
New York
Elmer Evans
D. K.yowell Hardware
Rio, I
Amasa Holmes
Cildren
Shelbing
Ministers Meet by Chance in Rome While Abroad
In Rome two young pastors from Randolph County met unexpectedly in a church. Rev. Everett Gill, son of Mr and Mrs A F Gill, now serves as missionary superintendent abroad. He learned a former Huntsville pastor’s son, Rev Paul Linn, recognized him, linking past roots to a present calling. Gill plans to study language before full service.
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Randolph Couoty
Rome
Italy
Oune
Lav. Everett Gill
A F. Gill
Baptist Missionary
Huntsville
Missouri
U.S .A
M. E
Paul Linn
A. P. Linn
Paul
Fev
Gill
Linn
Huntsville Herald
Local travelers visit Bluff City and nearby towns
J. M. Johnson Sr spent the first of the week in Bluff City. Earnest C. Jarm of Hannibal spent Sunday in the city with friends.
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J. M. Johnson, Sr
Bluff City
Earnest C. Jarm
Hannibal
City
Death by own action Miss Neta Lasley of Shelbina
Miss Neta Lasley a teacher in Shelbina schools died Sunday morning by self inflicted gunshot. Authorities cite ill health as the cause and the tragedy as a sad act.
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Neta Lasley
Shelbina
Macon man in town. Colorado moves noted
O Harry Parks of Macon Wisconsin visited the city Monday to greet old friends. Mrs. H M McCann, formerly of this city and later of Ignacio Colorado, has moved to Sedgwick Colorado and requested the Democrat be sent to her new address.
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Harry Parks
Macon
Wis
H. M. McCann
Ignacio, Colo
Sedgwick
Colo
Democrat
Wood Bros Screen Paint Prevents Rust on Wire Screens
S W P announces a screen paint coating for wire screens that resists rust and protects against corrosion. The product claims to guard metal surfaces with a black and green finish, marketed by Wood Bros.
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S W. P. Sceen
Wood Bros
Rise of the Phoenix Theme in a Wife's Stunt
A Washington Post snippet notes a phoenix rising from ashes as a metaphor tied to a wife's money burning stunt. The odd remark reflects publisher style and satirical tone without clear events, names, or dates.
Reflections of a Bachelor on Women and Lifestyles
The column wittily critiques summer shirt waists, marriage, and social norms. It notes how a man’s interest shifts after marriage, a girl’s courage to swim tied to reason, and a married man’s view of car trouble as fair. It ends with McClintic and Donley promoting ice for the season.
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Tad
New York Press
Spring Catarrh Warns of Changeable Weather
Changeable spring weather boosts catarrh cases and Hyomei is touted as the guaranteed remedy. The ad claims immediate relief and lasting cures via a pocket inhaler and inhaled antiseptic fragrance. Wood Bros. offers a complete outfit for $1.00 and extra bottles for 50 cents with a money back guarantee if unsatisfied.
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Wood Bros
Mare Dies After Overheating in Cincinnati Drive
Mr. Shoemeyer of Cincinnati owned a fine black mare that became overheated while being driven into this city and died an hour later. The event is recorded as a tragic loss to a local horse owner.
Local Guests Visit In City On Friday
Mesdames H W Ely and Mary L Rouse spent the latter part of last week with J W Rouse and family at Bucklin. De T A Rosell of Palmyra spent Friday in the city with his father Esquire Bart Rosell. Madison Nelson of Kansas City was with old friends in the city Friday. John Demaree of Clarence was a business visitor in the city Friday.
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Mesdames
H. W. Ely
Mary L. Rouse
J. W. Rouse
Bucklin
de T A. Rosell
Palmyra
City
Esquire
Bart Rosell
Madisoun Nelson
Kansas City
Priday
John Demaree
Clarence
Wood Bros and Mrs Logan Hosts and Travel Tales
S W P hints at home products and a sales pledge as Wood Bros and Mrs L P Logan of Palmyra visited Mrs W H Byrd Friday. Emmet Yowell traveled to Kansas City Friday with a carload of live poultry shipped via Burlington R A from a Kansas point, but due to an error was delivered to Monroe City.
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L. P. Logan
Palmyra
W. H. Byrd
Emmet Yowell
Kansas City
Miss Stella
Burlington R. A
Kansas Point
Monroe City
Sun Proof Paint Promises Property Value Boost
W. B. Spalding advertises Sun Proof Paint as a means to enhance property value, urging readers considering selling to apply the coating for a sharper market appeal.
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W. B. Spalding
Wrenching fall injures visitor's arm at depot
William Brown, formerly of this city and now resident of Macon, visited friends on Sunday. He stepped on a cinder at Joe depot as the train moved and was thrown to the ground, injuring his left arm so severely that it required splints, though no bones were broken.
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William Brown
Macon
Joe Depot
Will
Earl Reid Spends Sunday in Quincy with Old Friends
Earl Reid of Quincy visited the city on Sunday to reconnect with longtime friends, sharing a casual day out and memories with acquaintances in town.
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Earl Reid
Quincy
Wood Visits Hannibal From This City
Join Wood formerly of this city now living in Hannibal spent Saturday with friends in his old home, enjoying a return to familiar streets and faces.
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Wood
Hannibal
Wood Bros. Visit Highlights Miss Boulware Return
Miss Elizabeth Boulware returned from Knoxville Illinois where she studied at St Marys. Her friend Miss Geneva Corey of Cirthago Missouri accompanied her home for a visit.
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Elizabeth Boulware
Knoxville
Ill
St. Marys
Geneva Corey
Cirthago
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