Fort Wee Daves First Sale At Jae Office
A fragmentary note reports an initial sale at a local office, mentioning a person named Jae and a person or place called Dav. The wording is unclear but indicates a first sale event occurring at the office.
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Newspaper
Monroe City Democrat
Location
Monroe City, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jun 29, 1916
Page
6
Swift Work At Monroe Steam Laundry Record Day
The Monroe Steam Laundry began at 3:35 pm sorting 125 pounds of laundry and finished with ironing and shipping at 5:18 pm. Officials said they might repeat the pace for an hour but could not sustain it all day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monroe
A Fellow and His Lodge
A Budget piece praising lodge membership highlights the value of fraternal groups. It argues joiners gain comradeship and mutual aid in distress, illness, or hardship, with lodges rooted in brotherhood and biblical principles that elevate humanity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brotherhood of Man
Missouri Farmers Prepare Drive Against Hessian Fly
Missouri farmers in every wheat growing county prepare a large campaign against the Hessian fly. Prof. T. J. Talbert warns the pest trenches in flax seed stage and will remain until fall to allow control with disc harrow and burying the enemy. Fly free dates are set by region, with late sowing advised to avoid egg laying and spring outbreaks. Cooperation among farmers is essential for success.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Missouri
T. J. Talbert
University of Missouri At Columbia
Local Visitors and Visits Across Dierks Area
Short local notes list numerous Hannibal Macon and Palmyra visitors and guests visiting friends and relatives through the week. Names include Mary Mudd, Mrs Cranston, Miss Mattie Bess Shearman, Mr and Mrs Harry Maddox, Mrs Cora Ainstarth, Mrs Edgar Tott, Mrs John G. Timmons, Miss Trew Saunders, Mita Iva McCrnocken, Mrs WA Todd, Mrs Anna Patrick, Miss Mie McAllister, Mrs Virgie Genes, Mrs S F Lake, Judge W T Raghond, Mrs L D Cort, Mes Fanole Clagcett, Mr and Mrs Arthur Ely, Mrs EF Webb, and Lucy Robey among others, with trips to Withers Mill, Shibyville, Quincy, and Philadelphia area towns.
Novel Barber Shop Lets Patrons Shave Themselves
Fragmented local notices describe visitors from Lovina Hull and LaGrange visiting relatives in the city. References to a barberless shop in Chicago note a self service shave booth with supplies and no waiting. The piece also cites a farewell letter from Patrick Pearse to his mother and a rural land inquiry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Popular Mechanics
Patticy Pearse
Pearse
Poem Fragments Mention Health Remedies and Names
Fragmented text attributes a voice about aging health issues and remedies. It includes references to a Mrs FASNTEEF and M Wood, with unclear lines suggesting a product or service offer and a promise of delivery or return. The readable phrases imply a personal note or advert style fragment from a historical page.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Jae Heal
HB. Mudd
Daughter Mary
Hannibal
R . Cranston
Harry B. Maddox
Cora Ainstarth
Macon
Edgar Tott and Son
Shelbina
John G. Timmons
Golden Hl
Trew Saunders
Lakenan
Mita Iva McCrnocken
WA. Todd
Woodland
Anna Patrick
J T Elliver
Mollie Lanhoum
Mie McAllister
Quincey
Virgie
J. H. Enslen
Eugene Madden
Thureday
S F Lake
Robert
W.T. Raghond
Paris
WG. Williamson
L.D Cort
Palmyra
Mes Fanole Clagcett
Philatelpha
Joe Smith
Dierks & [Higs
Agnes Reed
Amanda Jarhoe
Sh Ibyville
Shahina
Arthur Ely
J Vo Prowter
Chora Freier
Withers Will
S Turday
EF Webb
C MecAtee
Sredin
Prookfield
Women's Benefit Association
J D Robey
Lucy Robey
Quincy
Morining
St Morya Min
Lucille Nicholson
Yanks
Kansas
Kansas City
A Grimm
Lovina
Andrew Spalding
Theliyy
Mise
Agnes Begley
Hull Tl
Albert Adam
Jo G Moore
Bethel
Mre J N Farmer
LaGrange
Lillian WeNatt
Chicide
Weat Plains
Clyde Hill
Springtely
For Maddox
Hornback
Hiviesttaal
Mary
Oris
Mae Tere Sree
M. Wood
DR. Williams
Gem Theatre
Monroe City
Miss Belle Johnson
Monroe City, Mo
St Louis Republic
The
St. Louis Republic
Republic
Rowe Republic
Mexico
Europe
Associated Presses
American Press Association
New York Times News Service
Ald
New York
Washington, DC
Buckman Bros
Hunnewell
Kiev
Marion
Marion Atlas
Bob
Jack McDonald
Jack Forrest
Johnnie Jones
Panana Pacific Exposition
Highball
Jacks
Buck Man Bros
Ginawale
Uffman
Fact Epis
Jeenene
Wfime
Aibley Talat
Cy Phan
Akabuithn
Malar Vance
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