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Monroe City Democrat

Location

Monroe City, Missouri, United States of America

Date

Jun 22, 1905

Page

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ABOUT THE CHURCHES COLUMN CLOSES AT NINE AM

Church notices urge prompt submission by 9 am Wednesday and note fundraising fees for festival notices. Mentions Baptists, Missionary society events, confirmations in Shelbina, and upcoming Sunday services at Bethlehem Church with Sunday School at 9 45 am. Speakers include E B W Stephens and Rev J E Chappell.

D. M. Proctor J. E. Chappell Hannibal G. W. Humphrey Burmah L Read Waugle J. L. Evans B. G. Moss Elia Gentry Lizzie Arnold Bethlehem Church Womans Missionary Society D. H. Stevens

St Jude Services Highlight John the Baptist Commemoration

Rev H G Limric leads Holy Communion at 730 am and Morning Prayer at 1114 am with a sermon in honor of St John the Baptist. Masons attend and join the congregation. no evening service. Sunday School at 945 am. Meritopist-Circuit preaches 11 am and 8 pm at DeMoss next Sunday. Rev L W Keithley urges member attendance.

H. G. Limric St. John the Baptist Masonry Our Lord DeMoss L W. Keithley

Sunday Reform Lecture At Methodist Church

Reverend Edward Thompson will speak at 4 pm tomorrow on True Americanism and preserving the American Sunday observance. The fluent speaker is said to rival paid lectures, but admission is free. attendees may be asked to subscribe for literature on Sunday reform.

Edward Thompson Methodist Church Thompson

Tragedy Near Warren: Mrs Ballard Bowers Ends Life

Mrs Lottie Ballard Bowers died after taking strychnine at her Warren area home early Monday. She attempted to notify her husband before passing away in about an hour. She left behind a two week old baby and investigators consider Sunday’s illness and heat the probable cause of the act.

Lottie Ballard Bowers Warren

Monroe City Fourth of July Meeting Notice

Meeting set for next Monday at 7:30 PM in Council Hall. Final committee reports and other business to be discussed. Citizens urged to attend to support a grand celebration. By order of the Chairman.

Council Hall Monroe City

Billy's Dust and the North Main Street Gutter

The street commissioner cleaned gutters on North Main St and spread a large amount of dry dirt along three blocks to curb dust from Billy McKinley of Cooperville and delivery activity. Residents noted three inches of dust and tree trimmings laid to keep the dust down over the area.

Billy Billy McKinley Cooperville North Main St

Big Clothing Store Ad Promises Money-Back on Purchases

The advertisement from Win A Sullivan Cash Clothier proclaims money-back on every dollar spent. It notes weekly arrivals of hats shirts and ties, urging customers to visit the Big Clothing Store where merchandise is claimed to be equal in value to money. The dealer invites business on this money-back basis.

Win A. Sullivan Wm. A. Sullivan Cash Clothisr

Merchants Seek Repeaters Through Smart Sales Tactics

Merchants aim to convert buyers into regular customers by offering the right merchandise and fair treatment. The Big Clothing Store reports daily success in turning one purchase into ongoing patronage, stressing that any mistakes are the store's responsibility, not the customer's.

Cash Clothiers Promotes Prudence in Garment Purchases

A terse promotional note from Wa. A. Sullivan urges shoppers to visit the clothing store before buying. The message argues it pays to inspect the shop first, claiming benefits for both the buyer and seller.

Farmers Items Show Purchases and Sales Across County

A lengthy farmers notes column lists Col W T Youell and Wood Gros drug store contacts, cattle and bull sales, calf weights, steers sold, lambs shipped, and hogs bought by numerous local farmers. Social events honor Miss Carolyn Rogers and Miss Bertha Jaeger with a bag shower and bridal party reception.

Youell Democrat Wood Gros Plymouth EF & M Warrie Wilson

Drescher and Kimes Seek Stuttgart Move

N. A. Drescher and E L. Kimes with wife left Tuesday for Stuttgart Arkansas where the two latter may locate. the report notes possible relocation for E L Kimes.

N. A. Drescher E L. Kimes Stuttgart Ark

Marriage of Miss Rogers to Professor Zeleny Recalls St Judes Ceremony

Miss Carolyn Rogers of Monroe Missouri wed Professor John Zeleny of the University of Minnesota in a St Judes Episcopal Church ceremony. The groom is noted in scientific circles in America and Europe. The event featured a large bridal party, Ivy church setting, and a reception at the Rogers home. Guests included dean Frederick S Jones and many university and city figures.

Carolyn Rogers Monroe John Zeleny University of Minnesota Zeleny Europe Miss Rogers John Jett Rogers St. Judes Episcopal Church Dr. Hatch St. Louis H. G. Lim Anna Boulware Olkra Rogers Duon San Antonio Bodiey Jones Minnewsslis Mide George Jones Mingeapolis Warner Gras- Selle al Pillsuoury HTUUW de. Chaus “Eley University of Indiana Benjamin Givat Messrs Bailey McNutt Eljmuod J. Ker Willauwet Memlory Wiese Pune Ciltie Canada iMr Vice Dome Minneapolis Auung Dean Prederick Jones Junes Minneapot

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