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Newspaper
Monroe City Democrat
Location
Monroe City, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jun 30, 1910
Page
6
A compilation of editorials from Missouri papers criticizing tariffs, politics, and local figures. References include Clinton County Democ rat, Howell County Gazette, Worth County Times, Glasgow Missourian, Clinton County Democrat, Montgomery Standard, Platte County Gazette, Milan Standard, and Davenport & Mahan Farm Loans. Notable mentions include W. W. Wilder and figures tied to Hadley and Folk.
The death of Robt L Robey of the Robey-Robinson lumber firm in New London came suddenly after surgery for appendicitis. He died at 6 am Wednesday June 22 in Monroe City at age 23, single, a devoted Catholic. Funeral was held in Monroe City, remains laid to rest at Old Clinton, south of Lake an Mo. He was instrumental in building a large local business after starting a lumber yard with J H Robinson. The obituary notes his moral character and esteem among many.
A two volume set compiling William Jennings Bryan speeches from his 1881 valedictory to later campaigns and world tours. It traces his public life, platform work, and involvement in national progress movements and international peace congresses, addressing social and world issues for students and researchers.
This two volume set marks the only authentic complete collection of Bryan's speeches from his entry into public life to today. Bound in cloth 12mo with gilt top and frontispieces, biographical intro by Mary Baird Bryan, priced 2.25 dollars in cloth and 3.25 in half leather, prepaid. Agents invited. send orders to THE DEMOCRAT Monroe City Missouri.
A string of social mentions from Adams county and nearby towns notes Miss Lena Green receiving a piano as a gift, visits by Mrs. Willis and Mrs. Cranston, and various relatives in town. Census Director Durand releases official midwest census figures placing Adams county and Quincy at 64 588 and 67 058 respectively, revealing a county decline.
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