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Newspaper
Monroe City Democrat
Location
Monroe City, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jun 22, 1905
Page
7
The Mi o na sales drive features a lithograph likeness of Mrs Kern from Cincinnati shown in Wood Bros window, promising the health benefits of Mi o na including improved digestion nerves sleep and mood. Several local residents are noted visiting and returning from travels, including W T Tuley W A Willis and Miss Maggie Tramel.
Report describes a deep well near the Joe depot where water was allegedly stolen. The lid was secured but evidence shows waterlogged ground and a bucket discarded, suggesting tampering by local thieves. nearby pipes and a mill casein engine are noted in the puzzling scene.
The Madison Times comments on canal construction funded by pauper labor and cheap materials amid a high protectionist push. It questions VMirn Roosevelts return to trade ideas and accuses the administration of making paupers of American consumers by keeping prices high versus foreign competition.
Acknowledges owing ten thousand apologies for not chronicling Col A B Warner’s travel last week. He visited Palmyra and called on admiring friends in that thriving burg.
Mrs Will Riddle and her daughter Helen of Quincy are visiting Mr and Mrs C N Griggs.
A brief for sale listing offers a few choice spring pigs of either sex offered by R F D No 5 Monroe City Missouri. No further details provided.
Thomas Mudd and his family from Hoonewell visited relatives on Saturday, extending a warm family reunion with kin.
John Wanamaker extols continuous newspaper advertising, urging merchants to hammer their time location and business into the public mind year round. He claims constant, thorough messaging makes buyers think of the store even in their sleep, praising newspapers as the best friend of a town.
The Wabash offers very low round trip tickets to numerous U S points and British Columbia. Tickets valid on the 1st and 3rd Tuesdays each month May to December inclusive for summer resorts. Special home-seekers tickets to Asbury Park Atlantic City Buffalo Denver Pittsburg Portland San Francisco and more with various convention and event dates listed.
A schoolboy claims pins save lives because people do not swallow them. His teacher seeks explanation and hears the punchline. A husband confuses pills with a shoe-button box, prompting a comic misunderstanding in a Birmingham Herald item.
A Munroe colored team sang Light to Three as they crossed bats with Hannibal at Wair Grounds Friday afternoon. Afro-Americans of Monroe played ball. Joan Grees and wife were Hannibal visitors. Tramell spent the latter part of last week with Ely friends.
The Postmaster General orders strict enforcement against lotteries and similar schemes in publications. News papers, pamphlets, and circulars promoting lotteries, gift concerts, or prize drawings will be withdrawn from the mails. Endorsements of endless chain schemes and coupon based promotions are treated as lotteries and deemed fraudulent.
A damaged wooden bridge over a branch north of Warren road is condemned. Officials plan immediate inspection and replacement work to secure the crossing for nearby traffic and end the unsafe condition.
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