Monroe City Notes and Local Advertisements
Virgil Clawson and many residents appear in Monroe when noting social calls, travels, and illnesses. Local commerce highlights include Thompson's Cash Store sales on summer lawns and dress shoes while Wade & Dawson host a bake sale. Milks rise to 30 cents a gallon as pasture conditions tighten.
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Thompson's
Thompson's Cash Store
Rebound Spirit Urges Effort Despite Losses
Herbert Kaufman urges readers to push on after setbacks. He notes that physical disability and aging do not erase value, detailing how the brave use wit to regain wealth, help families, and contribute. The column contrasts adversity with wisdom and persistence across ages.
Death of Theodore D. Sullivan Shocks Palmyra
Theodore D. Sullivan a leading Palmyra citizen died suddenly at his home at 5 30 last evening after a brief illness attributed to apoplexy He was born and raised in Marion county and had success in farming and real estate He leaves a widow and a three year old son a brother Andrew Sullivan and a sister Miss Lou Sullivan of Quincy His death darkens the town with mourners and many friends attended the services
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Theodore D. Sullivan
Palmyra
Dr. Sanford
Mr. Sullivan
Marion County
Andrew Sullivan
Lou Sullivan
Quincey
Hannibal Journal
Sullivan
Monroe Institute
White Way lights brighten Monroe City Main Street
The new White Way in Monroe City adds beauty to Main Street and is praised by residents who favor removing street poles. Local leaders Wallace Bond and O R Emerson are credited for funding and coordinating the project as calls grow for water works and sewerage to boost health and prosperity. Also reported are the deaths of Mrs James Patterson at 26 after a long illness and Edward Calison, a medical student, who died of typhoid fever. funeral details and condolences noted.
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Patterson
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Calvert Cemetery
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Edward Calison
St. Louis
Clarence
John Campbell
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Frank W. McAllister
Alfred Warner
Miss Mabel
Harold McMahon
Shelbina
Aliie Musgrove
St. Joseph
Wm. Musgrove
Charles Treaster
Virgil Shearman
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J. W. McKee
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Thompson's Cash
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Cal Hendren
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Mannibal
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Kas
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