Monroe County Monographs and Local Notices
Miss Margaret Huebsch and friends were at Humewell Saturday. Gasoline Steves and Reynolds store items shown at Walker & Wade's. The Monroe City Democrat and Bryan's Commoner advertised at $165 per year. Lawson and wife visited Bluff City relatives Sunday. Deering Standard and American demo Twine at Walker & Wade's. Nade Green reports the W. T. Payne sale to RS McChintic. J B Thomas and family visited Golden Illinois Saturday. Con way ad promotes neat fitting clothes. James H. Robinson visited relatives at Clarence. Field and Poultry fence loads received from Walter & Wade. Master Norvin Yates returned from St Louis. Mesdames Linn and Medcalf of Ft Worth left for Clarksville. Alumni organization for University of Missouri formed in Monroe County with Grigsby as Pres Hard as Vice Pres Powers as Secy. Former students urged to report names to Miss Candice Powers Mo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
University of Missouri
Monroe County
J. T. Grigsby
Thos
F. Hard
Candice Powers
Paris
Secy
Pe Mo
Binder Twine at Walter and Wade's
J S Conway and Emmet Yowel plan a trip today to Billings Montana. They anticipate surveying the Crow Reservation and warn readers to inspect Buggies at Wade's. Sam Christian and Andrew Basdate traveled to Western Kane sis on Wednesday to view a chest and arm wearable device amid local sales chatter.
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J. S. Conway
Emmet Yowel
Billings
Mont
Crow
Sam Christian
Andrew Basdate
Kanesis
Local dealer hawkins delivers citywide bargain cars
Tou Hawkins offers delivery to all parts of the city for McClintic and Donley at low prices. Miss Dora Fry has returned to Burlington Iowa. Walker Wade's advertises buggies surreys spring wagons and drive wagons.
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Wade
Dora Fry
Burlington, Iowa
Walker & Wade's
Native lumber sale and loans in Keokuk news item
160000 feet of native lumber offered for sale with all dimensions. FRANK ALAND reports Mrs. K. S. Boulware visiting in Keokuk. A loan of $2000 available on city property at a low interest rate, Nopt Green noted.
Crow Reservation land draw trip details loom
Crow Reservation figures Morday C A Lawson Col W T Youell J C Marshall depart for Billings Mont via one route while T M L ilware and B B L Anderson head for Miles City on another. Several members expected to draw lots for land. Dr A W Bly plans to join the circle but remains on the coast.
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Morday
C. A. Lawson
Col
W. T. Youell
J. C. Marshall
Billings
Mont
Ft. M
Ilware
B&b. L. Anderson
Miles City
A. W. Bly
Social outing at Falling Springs with hampers and bots
Chris Glick Joe Hardesty W Wallman A Meyer and spouses spent a day at Falling Springs enjoying a hearty outing with well filled hampers and a case of small bots described as a roy al good time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chris Glick
Joe Hardesty
W. Wallman
A. ©. Meyer
Falling Springs
Frightful Wreck Leaves Cattle Dead and Injured
A headend collision between passenger and freight trains at 5 a.m. caused eleven cars to pile up with cattle spilling over the tracks. About fifty-one cattle died or were killed and 207 head remained, with 47 killed and 62 reported in reports. Emergency crews and cattle men rushed to the scene while inspectors checked the herd’s health.
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Hawkins Bros
John R. Dawson
Conway Suits Delight Patron with Stylish Offerings
Fashion notes reveal Conway crafts tailored suits that please a discerning patron. The couturier emphasizes fit and fabric, delivering a personal service that strengthens a trusted relationship and showcases refined taste.
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Conway
Desperate Heroism of Illinois Frontier Settlers
An excerpt from Historic Illinois recalls the harrowing frontier era with Capt Whiteside leading 14 men against a larger Indian force. Whiteside is wounded but urges his sons to keep fighting while Les Whiteside frees his father’s wound and, alongside others, continues the defense. Such feats mark early frontier courage and resolve.
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Illinois
Ilinois
Whiteside
Inilian
Les Whiteside
Tor der Nen
Oal
Pupil of John L Atoneth, Sul livan, former Leavy Weizat champ
A pupil recounts his tutoring under John L Sul livan a former Leavy Weizat champion. He notes the rigorous training and the frustration of a student who quit early. A trainer contemplates sending a rival to test the system and shape the course.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John L. Sullivan
Champlon
Leeton
Sue if you knew Se person and his wife in the Mrs. Peas album
The note mentions Se and his wife connected to a Mrs. Peas album and a Monday night at an Opera House, but details are fragmentary and unclear about event type or location.
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Sue
Se Person
Opera House
Philadelphia Traveler and Quincy Visitor Arrive in Town
Thomas Nelson of Philadelphia was in the city Tuesday en route to Billings Moor. Miss Velma McMasters of Quincy arrived Tuesday to visit friends.
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Thomas Nelson
Philadelphia
Billings Moor
Velma McMasters
Quincy
Lee Hives and Clark Hive Counts at Factory
Lee Hives and C. B. Clark manage hive inventories with Clark owning 2 box hives, 24 box hives, and a factory 25 box hives, detailing a range of beekeeping assets.
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C. B. Clark
Lost items and a missing man noted in brief
A report from C. B. Clark lists a missing person Charlie Umstattd last seen while using a silk umbrella during a game. Items described include an almost new corduroy coat lost between town and Mat Losson's, with instructions to leave at the Democrat office.
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Charlie Umstattd
Mat Losson’s
Leave At Democrat
Mrs. Marion Parks Returns From Quincy Visit
Mrs. Marion Parks returned Monday from Quincy after visiting friends for several days.
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Marion Parks
Quincy
Paris visitor with tri ads and Gem City friends
O. T. Guthrie from Paris is in town with tri-ads. Mesdames Stephen Seward and Martin Buckman accompany Gem City friends. Miss Belle Elliott spent yesterday with Gem City relatives.
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O. T. Guthrie
Paris
Tri-Ads
Stephen Seward
Martin Buckman
Gem City
Belle Elliott
Mrs Kate Evans and Children Visit Palmyra and Woodland
Mrs Kate Evans and children Miss Leta and Max are visiting relatives at Palmyra and Woodland, enjoying time with family and sightseeing in the area.
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Kate Evans
Leta
Max
Palmyra
Woodland
Mrs Carl Jaegar With Macon Relatives
Mrs Carl Jaegar has been visiting Macon relatives for several days and will return home soon. Her trip highlights family greetings and local connections in Macon society chatter.
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Carl Jaegar
Macon
Fragmented OCR Text From Detroit Gaso Tte Page
A garbled OCR fragment mentions a mulberry tree and actions by a person or group named Gorse Tompkins. It references pigs, bats, and a larder, but the text is largely unintelligible with no clear event, date, or identifiable entities to summarize into a coherent news item.
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Tompkins
Blys visit Hannibal friends and Lear visitor in Palmyra
M. I. Bly and wife visited Hannibal friends on Tuesday while Mrs. T A Lear of Palmyra has been visiting Monroe relatives. K E Thompson of Rogers and Thompson is on the Chicago market seeking bargains for their trade.
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M. I. Bly
Hannibal
T. A. Lear
Palmyra
Monroe
KE. A. Thompson
Rogers & Thompson
Chicago
Relatives and Jil Associates Visit Cirtans Italy?
Hon. W. T. Rauland returned to Cirtans Alberts Canada Tuesday with relatives and associates in tow.
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Jil Associates
W. T. Rauland
Cirtans
Alberts Canada
Letter From J J Pentoff On News Value
The Democrat notes a letter from J J Pentoff A M PhD DD of Dallas Texas claiming such letters are not news items. The writer derides real estate advertising and complains that Texas papers are like sugar in coffee while Missouri keeps a cautious stance against chasing a mirage.
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J. J. Pentoff
Dallas
Texas
Gricer
Accident Injures Miss Liza Montgomery at Site
Miss Liza Montgomery sustained injuries to her left arm shoulder and left side while working at a gasoline site on Tuesday morning. The incident occurred during routine duties and she received prompt medical assessment. Local responders attended the scene and she was transported for treatment.
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Liza Montgomery
Local Hinnibal Elud Promises Bond Support
Fragmented OCR notes claim a local group will advocate government bonds at a Sunday event. The text boasts about stopping Monroe and mentions a Wardivst player at Tur, with unclear details and multiple garbled names.
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Monroe
Ecole Wardivst
Tur
Miss Livell Over Arrived For Viisit With Wiger Kin
Lavin spent a month in Baltimore and Atlantic City with the family of George W. Brown of 40 Portland Place, St. Louis, as part of her hometown visit.
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Miss Livell
D Weens
Otte Lavin
Baltimore
Atlantic City
George W . Brown
Portland Place
St. Louis
Egg-O-See's Gifts Caps To Kidds After Game
The Egg-O-See's gave the kidds a large supply of caps Saturday though none could be found on the streets after the last game. Mrs. R A Ogle and Daughters were mentioned. Misses Iva and Mareen from St. Louis arrived Saturday to spend the summer with Mrs. Ogle's parents, Mr. and Mrs. D A Ely.
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Egg-O-See
Kidds
Johnston Family Guest Recalls Warensburg Visit
A War rensburg resident Miss Miss Johnston stayed with her brother J W Johnston. A collision occurred on the Joe road at Moody Saturday night. Mail clerk Smith sustained a deep cut over the eye.
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Mr. Johnston
Warrensburg
J. W. Johnston
Joe
Moody
Smith
Local delivery men promise cheap citywide service
The Ike McClintic and Donley teams will deliver to any part of the city as cheaply as anyone else, with Tom Hawkins actively helping on the wagon.
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McClintic & Donley
Tom Hawkins
Village Life Notes at the Opera House Monday Night
Mrs Almira Peas album shows Sister Jane's husband and the village belle in a brief entry. Miss Edith Evans visited Clarence friends on Tuesday. The cluster of social items highlights local names and a small scene from town events.
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Sister Jane
Mrs. Almira Peas
the Village Belle
Opera House
Kedith Evans
Clarence Friends
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Lasley Bros
Monroe City
Missouri
Monroe Steam Laundry
J. *. Crawfort
Hornback
Margaret Huebsch
Humewell
Susan A. Melton
Linkenan
WH. Hagan
Bryan
Deering Standard
Nade Green
W. T. Payne
Rs, McChintic
J. B. Thomas
Golden, Ill
James H. Robinson
Clarence
Pittsburg
Walter & Wade
Norvin Yates
A. EK. Linn
W. M. Medcalf
Ft. Worth Tex
Clarksville
Cece
Walter & Wade's
Iared McClintic
Dave Hardesty
Tou Hawkins
McClintic and
Donley
Frank Aland
Mrs
K. S. Boulware
Keokuk
Crow Reservation
J. B. Gray
EK. S. Paro
Ob Braky
Paro
Perdition
J. W Stephens
Katy
Wilds
John L
Lee Hives
Ako
Detroit
Ike
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