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Newspaper
Monroe City Democrat
Location
Monroe City, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jun 15, 1917
Page
2
Mrs Jenkins of Hillsboro Ohio swears by Mark-Draught for family health. She cites relief for head and stomach aches, constipation, and torpid liver, noting chronic issues resolved with full then small doses. She praises its effect on childrens colds and urges readers to keep Mark-Draught in the medicine chest. 25 cents per package.
The fragment references a public advertising notice connected to a Missouri court matter in June 1917. It indicates a scheduled event on Friday June 15 1917 and mentions Monroe County Missouri in relation to the case and notices filed.
Hassard Miss Beulah Hulse of Rensselaer visited Pink and Pearl Roland. Mr and Mrs Clark Shrieves and Russell Foster of Akron, Ohio stayed with Turner's south of here. Paul Owen ill with measles. Mrs John Fitchen of Hannity visited relatives. Mike Long and family with Donnie Ettner and family. Hartigan and Owens visited Hannibal Sunday. Mrs Eugene Goldsberry of Quincy visiting relatives. Mike Long traveled to Brookfield. John Moss and son and Effie Owen visited Harvey Benson. Earnest Berry visited a friend here Sunday evening. John Madden lost four hogs killed by lightning during Friday night storm.
Advertisements from Minnesota and Missouri describe affordable farms, dairy and grain land, timber and low prices with easy terms. Listings promise quick action due to demand, including land near Sauk Rapids and a country store with residence, urging prompt contact with agents.
Residents recount visits by John Roland, Miss Louise Boone, Catherine Shannon, and others. Sunday gatherings at various homes, school closing at St Stephens in Kinion Creek, and a lightning strike injuring no one. Sales ads for Kespyhl Molkensteeter and related promotions appear amid farm and family updates.
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