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Newspaper
Monroe City Democrat
Location
Monroe City, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jun 28, 1906
Page
5
Advertises Rogers Thompson Ladies items priced low including parasols hats belts and collars. Also notes local sales remnant outfits corn lumber and discounts from Anderson & Grayson. Reports community visits accidents and personal notices from Palmyra and nearby towns.
Rogers and Thompson visited Bayliss Illinois on business Tuesday. S. J. Melson will be here Monday. Horses wanted and sold at fair value. Mrs. M. B. Carson has been with Quincy and Palmyra friends. Mrs. J. W. Stephens and father Jesse Payne visit Mrs. D. M. McLeod near Palmyra. McLeod is 94. Frank Gentry nursing a sore hand after a horse bite incident. Zelma Wood arrives from Leyther to visit brothers Ferd and Lamar. I will be in Monroe City Monday to buy fat horses 5 to 12 years old. Hailstorm at Kirwin Kansas causes damage and one horse killed. William Taylor and wife visit near the city. A comic jab about a man at Joe depot wearing a sheepskin and powder.
Back Up Yesterday Col WT Yowell, Thomas M Boulware, E L Anderson, Emmett Yowell, JS Conway and Clarence Calvert arrived from Billings yesterday. They did not see half the country nor stay long, but they must back up and attend the circus today.
Left Hand, the left hand pitcher, has been sought to return from San Francisco by the Monroe team with transportation funds raised to lure him back. Also notes social visits from Miss Helen Shale and Mrs. Logan, plus Will Spalding in Lakenan. A St Louis court ruling favors a buyer who refuses payment for goods from a trust-linked firm.
Miss Cleo Patton daughter of the postmaster broke both bones in her right arm just above the wrist Saturday while riding a horse at the Fuqua farm.
Washington June 25 The house passed the pure food bill by a vote of 242 to 17 after a day spent under the five minute rule. The conference report on the railroad rate bill was adopted, with amendments mainly aimed at corrections in wording being voted down.
John W. Strean Will Shaw underwent appendicitis surgery at Blessing Hospital and is recovering well. Bert Bottorff of St. Louis visited friends and saw the elephant today. Judge R N Sharp of Philadelphia was in the city yesterday with friends.
The Monroe City Democrat Bryan's Commoner reduces annual rate to 165 dollars, offering readers a lower subscription option. The move targets current subscribers and new readers seeking more affordable access to local news.
The statement notes that 176 steel rails at 85 lbs per yard cover a mile of road with 18 cross ties per rail. It asserts ties last about five years and cost roughly 12 cents per year to maintain.
Dr. A M Wood of Lentner traveled home from the North Missouri Medical Association meeting held at Aiogberry and spent part of Friday and Saturday in town with his brothers.
Very Pretty Eu Lastey the artist establishes Monroe City headquarters for selling his four color lithographs The Six Horse Heads The Storm and Birthplace of Mark Twain praised as exceptional works by Lastey and Lasley noting affordable prices and public display potential Lusk asserts teaching others to replicate the art and showcases masterpieces from Lasley in private seclusions
A steer trapped in a pen gate at Hunnewell caused a deep forehead gash to be opened when the gate swung back during efforts to free the animal. Dr Dallas applied several stitches to close the wound. Earlier, J H McClintic suffered a severe upper lip injury on a limb while driving stock.
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