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Monroe City Democrat in Monroe City, Missouri
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Newspaper
Monroe City Democrat
Location
Monroe City, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Mar 12, 1908
Page
4
Fragments Reach Monroe City Postprosess Notice
The readable fragment mentions a second class matter and Monroe City Missouri. Rest of details are unreadable, but implies a municipal or legal notice with classification and location.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monroe City
Democrats Urge Education Reform in 1908 Ballot
In a March 12, 1908 Democrat message the party criticizes Republican trust rule and tariff policy, promotes county school supervision and better schools, and calls for immediate organization of Democratic clubs in every school district to elect Bryan and Democrats to state and county offices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bryan
Aiso
State politics heat up as governor race narrows
TheMonthly Democrat predicts a single Democratic governor candidate in the August primary, naming W. S. Cowherd as the chosen nominee. It argues he will govern without entangling alliances or promises and appoint only the best to trust and responsibility posts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. SS. Cowherd
Moterly
All Democratic Candidates Must Deposit Fees Today
All Democratic candidates for city officers must deposit their fee with W. J. Rouse, secretary of the committee, by 12 o'clock noon today to have their names on the Primary ballot next Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. J. Rouse
Mass Meeting Call For Monroe County Ladies
Executive Committee of the Anti Saloon League urges Mesdames J M Proctor E E De Lashmutt M P Nolen Miss Ella Gentry Edith Nichols Mesdames Perry Maxwell Hugh Stevens Gent Fuqua to form a committee for a mass meeting of Monroe Township ladies to support the Local Option campaign in Monroe County. Meeting set for Monday night March 16 1908.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anti-Saloon League
Mesdames
J. M. Proctor
E.E DeLashmutt
M. P. Nolen
Ella Gentry
Edith Nichols
Mesdames Perry Maxwell
Hugh Stevens
Gent Fuqua
Monroe Township
Monroe County
A Texas Ringer at Monrque Opera House Next Thursday
The Monrque Opera House offers A Texas Ringer a frontier drama about early Texas conflicts with invaders. The author aims for authentic scenes of storms and hardships faced by settlers. Endorsements from various cities promise a rare merit show. Wagons Wagons Wagons ads note Walker WADE trade offers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monrque Opera House
Texas Ringer
Texas
Pat Corley joins Chicago Portrait Co on road tour
Pat Corley has accepted a position with the Chicago Portrait Company and will travel on the road to photograph clients. The move expands the company’s touring schedule and supports ongoing demand for on site portrait sessions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pat Corley
The
Chicago Portrait Co
Death of John Byrd Near Shelbina
John Byrd son of the late Capt. W. H. Byrd died at his home near Shelbina after more than a year of illness on Monday. His remains were escorted to the city by the R. of Pledge on Tuesday and funeral services were held at St. Jude Church by Rev. Fr. J. Noble. Byrd, raised about five miles northwest of the city, was well known to old residents. Two of his sons live on the Byrd farm, and the family has many sympathizing friends in their sorrow.
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John Byrd
W. H. Byrd
Shelbina
R. of Pledge
St. Jude Church
J. Noble
Byrd
For Sale House and two lots near Catholic school
For sale a good six room cottage with two wells and abundant fruit. Property includes two lots one block south of the Catholic school. Owner: George Bauzer. R F D 8.
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Tf R. F. D
Megown Sarah Jane Couch obituary details
Megown Sarah Jane Couch was born October 18, 1830 in Ralls County Missouri and died February 29, 1908 in Los Angeles California at age 68 years 4 months and 16 days. Her remains were brought to the city Monday and after funeral services by Rev M F Crowe at the Methodist Church Tuesday afternoon she was laid to rest in St Judes cemetery. She was a fond wife devoted mother a pure Christian and true friend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sarah Jane Couch
Ralls County
Samuel Megown
Los Angeles
Cal
M. F. Crowe
Methodist Church
St. Judes Cemetery
Community sympathy as life ends for local figure
The note honors a departed local figure with statements on community sympathy. Mentions of various local names appear alongside brief lifestyle ads and notices about property leasing, visitors, and grocery business promotions. Reader is reminded of everyday local commerce and social connections.
Local notices and ads mingle in Proctor town listings
Sate-Cook stove with copper reservoir in repair James SMITH at Proctor property east town. Frank Dimmitt and wife from Shelbina visited son James and W R P Jackson family. Have groceries at J B Christian's. Mrs Laura Smith of Hurdland called by illness of Mrs Samuel Sparks. Harness dipped in Neats Foot oil at Yowell Saddlery Co. Best Ever and J I Case Gang plows at Walker Wade’s. Lucy Robey of near Shelbina visiting son J D Robey. Col Ely to conduct merchandise sale dates. Michael Landers shipped over 11000 pounds of clover seed to Tom Swearengen Bradford Il. Jim Christian sells groceries at lowest prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Smith
Proctor
Michael Landers
Tom Swearengen
Bradford
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Joe
Streans
Lucy A. Robey
J. D. Barr
Macon
J B Christian
William W. Gilkingon
Palmyra
Mre
A. Noland
Callie Brengle
Annie Ensor
Jim Christian’s
Frank Dimmitt
James
W. R. P. Jackson
J. B., Christian’s
Laura Smith
Hurdland
Samuel Sparks
Yowell Saddiery Co's
J. I. Case
Walker & Wades
Lucy Robey
J. D. Robey
Monroe
Col Ely
W. O. Foreman
Mr. R. L. Young
Lee
Col
Ely
Jim Christian
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