Idaho Land Prosperity and Local Education News
A fragment from Idaho reports strong yields for crops with wheat at 60 bushels per acre oats 75 to 100 and alfalfa 4 to 6 tons per acre potatoes 300 to 600 bushels per acre sugar beets 20 to 30 tons per acre and vegetables and fruit thriving. Apple trees seven years old in 1907 yielded $600 per acre clear. Markets are good with no crop failures or storms cited. Also notes Miss Fawn Veach of Clinton finishing a fourth term at Hays school. she may have been offered a fifth term but the district could not afford higher pay. Monroe County officials discuss politics with Governor candidate Judge Wallace of Kansas City. Wallace can preach or stump, last Sunday delivering at Stouteville. Rogers & Thompson advertise rugs and carpets. Mrs Mary Tootle James, president of Missouri Federation of Women’s Clubs, will speak at the Century Club on welfare of the child at First Baptist Church Monday March 30 at 8 pm, inviting all to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Idaho
Matesih
Fawn Veach
Clinton
Hays School
Monroe County
Wallace
Kansas City
Whitecotton
Stouteville
Linn County
Mary Tootle James
Missouri Federation of Woman's Clubs
Washington
International Congress
Century Club
Our City
James
First Baptist Church
Visitors view promising draft horses at Monroe City fair
Col C Voorhis and Capt John Pratt visited Mr J M Nickell at Monroe City fair grounds to inspect stock and observe a strong lineup of trotters. Eleven horses died, most from Liver Grattan, with one pacer owned by Cal Charles T Lamb of New London. Pratt nearly left his job to become Nickell's starter. other owners include Dr Guss J F Davidson James Holland and Tip McClintic. James R Nolen of Paris died of whooping cough aged one year one month. Nolen family receives community sympathy. Mrs Fred Kaiser, formerly Leo Bullivale, a graduate nurse, left Illinois Eastern Hospital for Perry NM.
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Col C. Voorhis
Capt
Jobn Pratt
J. M. Nickell
Monroe City Fair
Cal. Charles T. Lamb
New London
Grattans
Mr. Nickell
Capt. Pratt
Dr. Guss
J. F. Davidson
James Holland
Tip McClintic
Hannibal Journal
James R
F. M. Nolen
Paris
James
Fred K. Kaiser
Leo Bullivale
Illinois Eastern Hospital
Perry, N. M
Monroe
Boom in Warren Promises Electric Rail and Mine Venture
Thomas Christian of Warren says a stock company with a million dollars paid up capital is forming to work the H. Clough lead mine and build an electric road to Monroe. Power to come from Falling Springs. Bertha Derrett of Ewing searched for a residence and secured the Musgrove place on East First Street. For sale small house and lot. Judge Sam North of Perry, ex mayor of Monroe City, visited old friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Christian
Warren
H. Clough
Monroe
Falling Springs
Bertha Derrett
Ewing
Musgrove Place
Wariiner Place
East First Street
Sam North
Perry
Monroe City
Local notices mix sale ads and historical political notes
A fragmentary listing includes a cheap sale offer for household and kitchen furniture with possession by April 1, plus oblique historical political anecdotes about Senators who died in office and Kentucky political maneuvering. It also advertises several speaking engagements at churches and venues with dates in March and April.
Indian Creek News Briefs and Local Notices
Indian Creek items cover grain sales by Less Osbourne and others, farm movements by Wimsatte and Buckman families, and several residents visiting or returning from nearby towns. Notes include school closing with Rural Graduation aspirants, yard fence work by J. T. Spalding, millinery displays at Miss Nevins, and various visits by residents to Saint Louis, Palmyra, and Chicago plus local business and loan ads.
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Indian Creek
J. T. Spalding
Also Mentioned on This Page
M. P. Crisler
Blackfoot, Idaho
Rogers & Thompson’s
Nolen
J. EB. Christian
THE
Patterson Construction CO
Monroe City, MO
L. H. Redman
Mallory
Florida
Bryan
WJ Ryan
Henry Gay
Kentucky
Mr. Clay
Senate
Mary L. Woods
Nellie G. Burger
Opera House
I. W. Read
Attorney Hay
W. W. Laughlin
Harmony Church
Albert Buckman
Dick Buckman
J. H. Montgomery and Sons
Underhill
Osbourne
Josie Finnigan
St. Mary's Hospital
Quincy
Wm. Finpigno
Wm. Thackery
John Williams
Rogers & Thompson's
Ada Hakle
St. Louis
Leach & Guinan Dry Goods Company
Rogers & Thompson
Rev Eliott
Manning, Kao
T. M Boulware
Master Pom
Enma
Palmyra
Will Sidoer
Tulsa
Okla
Thomas Hisen
Dora Evang
Shelbiua
J. W. Humphrey
Myrtle Cupp
Willie Maddox
Rufe Christian
Morgue
Curvate Lome
St Louis
Misses Nevins
H. C. Threldkeld
Shelbina
Rube Oglesby
Sadie Calvert
LaGrange College
B. Curry
Brookfield
Alexander Steiner
Chicago
Hornback
Hannibal
Elbert Yates
Earl Mudd
Ivan Yates
Leck Montgomery
Mannibal Friends
L. W. Dallas
Hunnewell
O. G. Cooper
Frances
Great Falls
Montana
J. M. Proctor, Jr
Samuel Webster
Loraine
B. Vaughn
Jasper Henderson
Minorca
John Utterback
Georgia Hawkins
Shelbyville
Pearl Able
Babe
F. H. Hagan
Irving
Harwood
W. T. Rutledge
Frank Brown
Rensselaer
H Pike
Clapper
William Pike
Harvey Cubbage
Loraine, Il
T. E. Williard
J. A. Wheeler
Hoonewell
Lottie Lange
Texas Rangers
Streans
Haberdashery
New York
Haberdashers
Yates & Hagan, Clothiers and Haberdashers
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