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Newspaper
Monroe City Democrat
Location
Monroe City, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jun 28, 1906
Page
1
A survey of farm offerings and activities including posts and cord wood for sale, seeds, and livestock listings from F D Proctor A H Green J R B Kidd and J L Owen. Market movements report cattle exchanges buys by A J Frazier D D Melson and others along with road improvements and harvest notes from Vint C Spalding James Spalding and local residents August 1906.
Lists of church members and local buyers headlined by farm sales and livestock exchanges. Mentions Rev. Dempsey and J Mahan visiting, parish and sodality notices, mass times shifting to 9 am, and a Baptist women’s society anniversary gathering with Italian Americans as program focus. Includes farm shipments, wind mill work, and livestock movements with multiple named individuals and firms.
A reflective verse fragment about a grand tall ship guided by a hidden steam tug. It contrasts static majesty with the loyal, tireless support of a faithful little wife who keeps the powerful genius afloat through wind and tide.
The negro ball team unveils new suits and caps in bold blue, aiming to look like game contenders. The arrival elevates team morale as players prepare for upcoming games.
Mark Hoblet of Masonville Illinois buys a $35 harness set from Borden and Hagan after finding the good deal while having spent years in Missouri. The purchase reflects his knack for spotting value in neighboring state markets.
Judge James T Umstattd questions keeping a 160 acre poor farm for 30 paupers at 145 weekly per person. He proposes selling the farm for 7000 to 8000 and constructing an infirmary, costing less than current outlays, to care for the insane and poor locally, saving funds and transport costs.
The Century Club held an evening picnic and supper by moonlight at the Rock House on Tuesday. Eighteen people rode the excursion wagon while thirty-two arrived in private conveyances. Many children enjoyed the green and ate their meals with great appetite.
Four Bucklin young men rode a freight to New Cambria and back for fun. On returning to Bucklin three jumped from the speeding train while one hit the car ladder and died. The other two escaped unharmed.
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