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Monroe City Democrat

Location

Monroe City, Missouri, United States of America

Date

Jun 18, 1914

Page

7

Some Horse Donts for Summer From Indiana Farmer

A collection of practical cautions for horse care in summer. Avoid tight collars and harness, ensure proper grazing tools, never leave a team unattended, avoid wiring fences or under trees in storms, supervise children around heavy machines, keep colt and dam apart in heat, don’t fear gasoline or autos dampen demand for horses, and salt horses weekly. Emphasizes kindness, proper gait, and that horses will not be supplanted. cites 1913 farm horse and mule numbers and past heat-related losses.

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Knights and Ladies of Security Organize at Monroe City

The Knights and Ladies of Security organized a Council of Knight hood at Monroe City on Friday evening June 12 with Hannibal officers in charge. Visiting members from Kirksville and other Councils attended. Officers elected include Lewis Nash President Columbus Baldwin Vice President Juliet Alexander 2nd Vice President Hallie Lynn Secretary Sallie Bristow Financier Sarah Havener Prelate Wilson Smith Guard Alonzo Cruser Sentinel Anna Smith Conductor Miss Edna Nolen Musician. The charter will stay open through June with no membership fee. Local deputies G E Lynn will assist. Dr Rush Turner is medical examiner. Refreshments were served at J S J Lyell's Cafe.

Knights and Ladies of Security Monroe City Hannibal Kirksville G. E. Lynn Rush Turner J. S. J. Lyell

Missouri Editors Hear Wide Range Of Views On War And Policy

A compilation of editorials from Missouri papers lampoons politicians, praises Roosevelt while critiquing his self praise and foreign policy, and debates tariff and wool markets. The pieces reflect partisan stances, call for accountability, and advocate open air health ideas.

Col T. R. Roosevelt Teddy Hopkins Rep

There is Nothing Like a Trip to YELLO

A traveler touts Yellowstone Park as a six day stage tour with daily stops at hosts and camps. Geysers erupt in boiling water, waterfalls loom high, and deep chasms boast colored sides. A booklet with maps and photos is offered to plan the trip with no obligation.

Yello’ Shone Park Yellowstone National Park Yellowstone Park

Questioning a Town Landscape in Rhyme and Verse

The fragment presents a whimsical catalog of everyday scenes and objects posed as questions, attributed to Dr. Hornback Oculist and Auris in Hannibal Missouri. The text reads like a poetic survey of ordinary life and sensory impressions from a past era.

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