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Newspaper
Monroe City Democrat
Location
Monroe City, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jun 17, 1909
Page
4
The text laments monopolies and trusts, arguing against Republican dominance. It claims colonists and Filipinos lack tyrannical masters, and urges freeing the people from corporate domination. It critiques Senate votes and the alignment of parties with business interests.
Naivasha British Africa June 15 Colonel Roosevelt learns dangers first hand as H Williams dies after a lion attack during a hunt with F G Selous and W H McMillan at Sotik. It is unclear if Roosevelt witnessed the tragedy though Selous guides him.
Local items report Kreso Dip and milk oil offered at Moss Drug Store and coal oil at Yates & Shearman and Anderson & Montgomery. T J Weaver buys six ton per day ice plant equipment in Shelbina. McCormick Binders and Mowers advertised by A Jaegers. Northeast Missouri Press Association set to meet at Meterly on June 25. Demands for job printing for the Democrat. Notables include J P Boyd of Paris visiting, J T S Hickman of Hannibal seen with friends, and Henry Lasley of Shelbina and Mrs L M Wood visiting Perry and Bluff City respectively. Convent foundations and Evan Smith mentioned. Good split cook stove wood for sale by F D Proctor.
The Democrat boasts of purchasing vast quantities of type and printing machinery over the past decade, remarking no need for patrons to fund ventures to access its resources. It asserts strong demand for quality job printing, inviting readers to see improvements and better service for patrons.
A Shelbina Democrat report states a child of Mr and Mrs Yancey E Sullivan found a box of pills likely morphine or strychnine seized by an unconscious younger sibling. A quick emetic by Dr Vaughn induced recovery after convulsions. child is now well.
While picking cherries, H Wherity fell from a tree and broke her right arm below the elbow. Dr McNutt reduced the fracture.
A report notes fresh perspectives and decorative touches showcased after a state trip. Local arts officials highlight modern approaches, new materials, and enhanced presentation aimed at elevating civic cultural offerings.
In Shelbyville last week the State versus John Gilbert concluded with a jury verdict that sent Gilbert to the penitentiary for three years. He was linked to the suspected murder of Marshal Rickey and a break in at Reynolds Clarking store. Initial ballots split sentences, with one year for one juror, nine for fifteen years, and two for Augustual.
Montreal Herald notes a quirky incident at Green Lake where Mer and Mae describe that Mrs. Gross sat on a salmon after it hopped into her arms following a hoax and ruse. The fish was captured and settled to the lake bottom.
A clipped regional line recalls Uncle Khen arguing that a fool should not be blamed for his failings. The remark frames a mood of resignation toward ongoing troubles and the idea that more than one person bears burden.
Mining has the greatest future of any Siberian industry with placers yielding the chief mineral product at present. No reliable statistics on gold production in Siberia are available, as figures are likely buried in the tail end of imperial records.
Dallas News discusses the tension between luxury status and charitable aid. It questions whether some use wealth to appear virtuous while others cannot access basic support, highlighting social imbalances and the pressure to maintain a benevolent image.
Under sentence of death, a prisoner in Greece remained in confinement for two years before the execution was carried out.
If you really want to do some good as a reformer figure out how much time you waste every day then get busy. The statement urges practical self assessment before pursuing reform, highlighting efficiency as a starting point for meaningful action.
The rare concave scashell dubbed Cone of the Holy Mary has only two known specimens. One specimen rests in the British Museum. The note reflects on the peril of hair provenance amid modern phony curls and paid-for tresses.
Report notes more than one hundred Monroe ues played in the Shelbi ra ball game yesterday. Among the players listed are Mrs. Ford Woodard Dorothy, Miss Louise Lyon, Beatrice Elliott, Bess Sharp, Gertrude Marshall, Mrs. Edith White and Mrs. Charles Young. Uncle Dock Umstattd moved about yesterday. His great nephew Allie Umstattd jolted his thigh with a cultivator pole, causing a bad bruise.
Mrs J H Willis and Miss Gladys came back yesterday after a three week visit with relatives in St Joseph and Kansas City. Frank Webster of Palmyra arrived to join the group and attend the game at Shelbina to watch Monroe win. A total solar eclipse is forecast to appear today visible locally in the evening. F D Proctor has sold his black driving mare and surrey.
Strange Lake in Africa Lake Tchad has drawn renewed attention in recent years. Over two decades it alternately enlarges and diminishes in size and depth, a pattern the source says is well established.
In a Black and White piece a debate on male superiority in perception contrasts with acknowledging womens true nature. A humorous note on masculine discomfort in drapery shops from Men’s Wear highlights gendered spaces and attitudes.
Fragmented notes recount Miss Mary King’s left foot amputated by Drs J N Southern and L W Dallas on Monday. The column also touts a two year old Jersey heifer that has yielded milk for over two months, cited as proof by Charley Rickey. Omaha reports say William Jennings Bryan may seek Nebraska senate. B P Dunn and family visited John J Rogers.
Coal oil five gallons priced at 35 cents circulates in Hunnewell as Theihoff arrives to visit friends. Local ad notes inviting savings at the Economy Store.
The custom of shaking hands dates back to ancient Israelite days and was used to signal peace swear friendship pledge alliance or assure security.
The oldest English canal began as a Roman cutting linking the Foss to the Trent near Torksey, spanning about eleven miles from Lincoln. It was deepened and widened in 1840 by the Edinburgh Stevensons after a period of decay dating back to Henry I.
Oxford has grown more cosmopolitan as Rhodes Scholars arrive. The essay notes the scholars’ pronounced national characteristics, which are welcomed warmly by the Oxford community.
Economy Store promotes a playful spelling gimmick claiming Next Monday marks the longest day, urging customers to try the brand’s “Econo my” concept and see benefits. The teaser emphasizes value and curiosity without detailing products or prices.
The band concert Tuesday evening in North Park drew praise for the players who have improved greatly. The event is described as a treat with the band boys earning credit for their hard work and progress.
Moss Pharmacy announces special prices on wallpaper for the next ten days. Limited stock and assorted patterns available. Customers urged to visit Moss Pharmacy to view selections and take advantage of the temporary price reductions.
Dr. C. Dudley of Hannibal was the guest of his cousin Mrs. C. A. Noland yesterday in a family visit noting the cordial exchanges and time spent together.
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