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Newspaper
Monroe City Democrat
Location
Monroe City, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jun 21, 1906
Page
4
The message urges citizens to treat every task as a personal duty, claiming that united home institutions will spur external investment and create more jobs, propelling Monroe City toward unprecedented progress and a stronger, greater community.
The Standard Oil Co and other great corporations are willing to endure short term losses in Monroe City to drive out rivals, with plans to recoup those losses later with substantial interest once competition is eliminated.
A sharp critique argues the government must shield the public from powerful monopolies instead of aiding a favored few who seize the people’s earnings, draining the hard earned money of the masses.
Critics warn Teddy is the costliest president in history as his expense tally climbs. Reportedly, allies in the House push to raise his travel budget by 50,000 annually, a move that would shift more costs to taxpayers.
The question asks which contributes most to local vitality: a home institution or a foreign corporation that only seeks profits from our town and your business. It contrasts rooted community investment with external financial extraction and invites consideration of long term impact on jobs, services, and local control.
Questioning whether readers support local institutions or prefer large monopolies over home enterprises. Encourages reflection on economic loyalties and impact on communities.
Public opinion is growing as Republicans expose some evils but fail to cure them or jail the big rascals. The stance suggests continued criticism without substantial reform or enforcement.
W. J. Bryan and an associate are described as champions of justice for the public and advocate for corporate fairness. The text portrays Bryan as steadfast in defending citizens and upholding lawful rights in business matters.
A town ponders where to place its funds choosing between a home financial institution and a foreign one. The question centers on which option keeps wealth in local hands versus which risks moving money abroad, potentially reducing local economic multiplier effects.
A compact exhortation urges residents to support and defend local institutions as the path to the town’s best work. It emphasizes loyalty to schools churches and government bodies to promote personal and communal advancement.
The next regular teachers examination will be held at Madison on June 22 and 23. Examinations begin at 8 am and close at 6 pm each day. J B Rogers, Co Com
Citizens of Monroe and nearby areas are asked what benefits they gain by patronizing foreign institutions over home establishments. The inquiry emphasizes local loyalty and the value of supporting local economies and services.
The people express confidence in Bryor to safeguard life and fight for the rights of the masses at all times.
A reader asserts that only a tenth of the packing house report is true and urges that the men responsible be severely punished, signaling strong public demand for accountability amid the controversy.
A short editorial urging residents to favor local institutions over foreign ones as a path to strengthening Monroe City. The piece emphasizes civic pride, economic stability, and community resilience through patronage of local schools, businesses, and organizations.
Miss Bessie Bragg of Hanni bal visited Monday as guest of her friends Miss Mary Landers and Miss Nell Landers.
Miss Delia Ryan and brothers relocate after improvements on Dover between Main and Locust Streets. W L Ely Katherine Lear and J W Cox install 100 feet granitoid walk on North Main Street. Evan Smith handles the work. Hugh B Mudd adds rooms on Park Street and builds an ice house at Summer and Davis Streets. D D Melson adds granitoid walk at his home.
A seasoned mechanic with 20 years of experience offers timely timing repairs roofing guttering and general fixes with a satisfaction guarantee.
Frank Dimmitt and his wife from Shelbina spent Sunday in the city with their son James.
A July Delineator note says the common house fly carries disease and may spread cholera and other illnesses. It breeds in excrement feeds on waste and sputum, lands germs on meat and dairy, and helped link the 1902 Chicago typhoid outbreak to flies, especially in the sanitary-poor nineteenth ward. Also lists a community entertainment program and a local ad for twine.
In a compact note readers are invited to sample the new tiner at Walker and Wade's timing line offering a fresh option for the shop’s customers.
A rumor claims the Bell Telephone Co district manager asked Mutual to stop service to I and M Telephone Co. Paris replies that Bell must cease if any disconnection occurs. The note references the Buffum system and hints Paris’s stance on ownership and power in the dispute.
Frank Bowers Clarence Cal vert James Dimmitt and James H. Robinson expect to depart today for Billings Montana to pursue a claim to land on the Crow Reservation.
Advertisement for pure ice offered by McClintic and Donley with ice man Tom Hawkins ensuring delivery at the cheapest rate. The note emphasizes affordability and reliability for customers seeking inexpensive, pure ice.
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