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Monroe City Democrat

Location

Monroe City, Missouri, United States of America

Date

Mar 19, 1908

Page

4

Delinquent Subscribers Targeted By DEMOCRAT Cutoff

Post office inspector W L Reid announces on April 1st the DEMOCRAT will be discontinued to subscribers delinquent one year or more. The paper urges payments in advance, noting many delinquent readers are honest and deserve the paper, but names will be dropped if accounts remain unpaid.

W. L. Reid Post Office Post Office Department The Democrat

Democracy and the Ballot Battle in 1908

Editorial from Monroe City Missouri urges voters to back Bryan for president with a Democratic Congress, denounces Republican failures, and calls for strict anti trust enforcement. It argues socialism grows from rich greed and warns the next president and Congress must side with the people over trusts.

Congress Bryan

Prof Hugiey Advocates County School Supervision

Maryville Missouri March 14 1908 Commissioner J B Rogers receives a letter from Prof C B Hugiey urging Monroe County voters to adopt county supervision of schools. He argues it improves rural schools through oversight, cites observations in several counties, and notes low cost.

C B Hugiey Maryville J B. Rogers Madison, Mo Rogers Monroe County Missouri Sccoo

Monroe County Voters urged to back school supervision

A letter from Cons. B. Hugley urges Monroe County residents to approve school supervision. He argues extra levy costs are minor and long term gains for education, noting superintendents’ prudent handling of funds could boost county school outcomes. He expresses belief voters will choose advancement for boys and girls.

Monroe County Missouri Sam Cons B. Hugley

They are Herel Novel Colorings and Styles Featured

A description highlights harmonious effects and rich distinctiveness in new shades. The text emphasizes tasteful colorings and exclusive styling options that elevate appearance with refined design.

Tan Elephant Moose Slate Light Brown Mode and Blue Green

Tan Elephant Moose Slate Light Brown Mode and Blue Green. An endless variety. Come in and see them. Suits from 18.00 up.

Local and statewide political notes and social notices

James H Whitecotton spoke at the opera house on the Sunday local option issue while Judge W H Wallace of Kansas City drew criticism for missing his appointment. Knox County candidate S E Bottsford was also slated to speak but did not appear. Monroe County road overseers met in Paris to discuss road funding and local option prospects, reporting 54 wets and 8 dry. A wolf hunt near New London yielded four networks, the largest around 60 pounds. A church junior bazaar is planned in Council Room. Property for sale includes a 6 room cottage near the Catholic school. Various residents and visitors are noted in city society.

W. H. Wallace Kansas City Wallace S. E. Bottsford Knox County Opera House Monroe County Paris Jobo Sullivan

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