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Newspaper
Monroe City Democrat
Location
Monroe City, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jun 27, 1901
Page
3
A fragmented nostalgic poem and local notices reflect a speaker preferring rural life over urban hustle. The narrator longs to return to the farm where fields are green, horses roam, and neighbors value work over money. We also glimpse brief notices about Irish World’s Fair plans, train movements, and local ads.
Those planning a summer journey are advised to consider the Burlington as a premier option. The railroad offers fast, smooth travel with courteous officials ready to help. They provide excursion rates to Eastern Northern lake rail resorts, Colorado, Yellowstone Park, and other destinations. a new Colorado summer resort folder highlights climate and scenery.
Judge William B. Drescher outlined a new fifteen percent road tax law with funds to be expended on township roads and bridges by contract. The County Road Commissioner would designate main roads report to the court and execute contracts, all subject to court approval, starting immediate road work countywide.
Maple City Self Washing Soap promises the best results and urges readers to try it for clean, fresh laundry without damage. The brief ad stresses quality and efficacy for all washable fabrics.
The Grange plans a headquarters east of the Dairy building on the Pan-American Exposition grounds. State and national Grange committees organize excursions, with New York coordinating hospitality and a State Grange day planned for Buffalo visits. National Grange day is set for October 10, aiming to attract many Grangers from across the states.
Describes the Midway marvels simulating global regions. Includes the Thompson Avrio Crete resembling Perris Wheel, a 275 foot ascent ride, origins from Ningain Malls, and displays like The Beautiful Orient and Streets of Mexico with native costumes and wares. An army component with mounted troopers is noted by order of President Digs.
A live bee display will show gathering nectar and storing honey at the Pan American Exposition. Arrangements include an apiary on the grounds with glass hives. The exhibit aims to attract visitors and presents an unfamiliar sight to most attendees.
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