Monrocity Daily Edition June 29 1930
The Democrat newspaper page shows editors J Rouse and T Pollard listing date June 29 1930 with the city edition header and price. Contains likely local notices and community items typical of a small town paper.
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Newspaper
Monroe City Democrat
Location
Monroe City, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jun 29, 1911
Page
4
The Democrat newspaper page shows editors J Rouse and T Pollard listing date June 29 1930 with the city edition header and price. Contains likely local notices and community items typical of a small town paper.
The editor voices concern that local merchants are underadvertising to keep trade home, noting $3800 to $500 in annual value lost and frequent returns of ad copy. The piece praises patronage regardless of size and pledges to run any legitimate ads at regular rates.
A fragmented report notes a tariff dispute involving trusts Stand for Water Works and a Greater Monroe. It recalls 1776 calls for American independence and contrasts with a 1911 view that America imitates Britain’s colonial hold while shielding the Philippines under a stated pretext.
The Reserve Association of America is described as a national banks group being formed to govern American business more tightly than trusts and monopolies already do. The notice urges readers to watch for its development.
The speaker urges the town to attract several factories by promising payrolls of 150 to 500 dollars weekly and the benefits of water works sewerage and electric current, stressing the impact on Monroe City and surrounding areas.
Last week Uncle Mad Payie fell from a cherry tree and was badly bruised. Fred Hawkins fell from a hay load when a rope broke and lay unconscious briefly but improving. Three teams ran off near Haden Spring with minor injuries. Mrs. John Byrd of near Shelbina visited her sons Yancy and Edward. Sadie Calvert now teaching Pee Dee school. A large crowd attended children's day at Andrew Chapel with a highly complimented program.
In Monroe County Missouri probate court an order of publication is issued for the estate of James T Umstattd deceased. W R P Jackson, executor, petitions for sale of real estate and inventories are to be filed by the next term with notices to interested parties. The newspaper publication is ordered for four weeks prior to the next term.
Subscribed patrons for the 1911 Chautauqua are instructed to await at the Monroe City Bank for vetting of their tickets before admission.
Holy Rosary Church ladies host an ice cream supper and band concert to benefit the church at South Park on Thursday evening. The item notes local improvements, visits, and several residents’ activities including pharmacists certified in Cape Girardeau.
The article argues that nature, while revealing God, cannot console the starving sailor or grieving mother. True comfort comes only through Christ, the suffering and loving Savior, whose gospel dispels fear. It emphasizes that humanity’s solace lies in God's heart and in Jesus' compassion. Northwestern.
Sale offers shoes up to 3.50 per pair with all sizes to fit everyone. Clearance price advertised at 1.60 per pair at Thompson's Cash Store.
A collection of maxims and observations on adversity, bluffing, self-interest, restraint, and thrift. Also notes of a baby arrival and relatives visiting from Monongahela with well wishes. Thompson's Cash sale lists 39c gloves, original 00c to 1.00. Mr and Mrs B F Rothfuss celebrate a new baby girl. Mrs J E Sutman and Pauline visit from Monongahela for an extended stay.
The article discusses Democratic positions on free raw wool and duties on wool manufactures, noting splits within the party over ad valorem rates and potential cuts. It cites Schedule K as a protection cornerstone and reflects on the Dingley act era, highlighting high tariffs and the aim to prune tariff “cita del” protections, with a sales note for Thompson's Cash.
New music selections include Ragtime Chimes by Percy Wenrich and The Siberian Dip a Russian Episode by Rosamond Johnson. Scattering the Roses by Ring and Hager authors of Midnight Flyer and Laughing Water promises appeal. Published for illustrated catalog by Jerome H. Remick & Co. Detroit.
James Mudd, described as an experienced man, fell into a grocery basement while unloading at E. L. Andersons store. A 60 pound tub of butter toppled onto him, injuring him slightly but he returned to work immediately and remarked it took a real accident to stop him.
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