Farmers Offerings and At-Home Sales Near Monroe
Local notices detail Mike Sullivan selling cattle and horses at his farm five miles southwest of Monroe, plus a partition sale by Crigier at W L Crigier farm near Florida. Short Horn cattle from LO and WS Wilson at Monroe City, extra fancy potatoes, and various hog and cattle movements across the region are listed, with multiple auctions announced and big bills issued by the Democrat. Hog cholera hits Watonwan County, causing heavy losses and advising against shipping hogs from warmer regions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mike Sullivan
Monroe
Indian Creek
Clapper
Col W T Youell
CRAT
DL Crigier
LO Crigier
L Crigier
Florida
Stoutsville
WS Wilson
JM Proctor
Monroe City
Baron Cruickshank
Golden Cheif
Royal Duke of Lancaster
Proud Archer
Golden Lad
Arcole
The
Democrat
Clothing Tips. Any article of merchandise bearing this label
A concise note explains that any item offered with the label Clothing Tips qualifies as merchandise. The line emphasizes branding and product guidance, indicating the label’s use on apparel and related goods. The statement reads as a basic promo or descriptor without additional details or context.
Big Clothing Store Promises Truthful Deals and Wide Selection
An advertising notice from Wm. A. Sullivan Cash Clothier proclaims honesty as its hallmark, boasting large overcoats and suits, long tenure in the region, and claims of price leadership. A separate local item notes a Holia cow delivering four calves in ten months, plus a public sale near Stoutsville featuring livestock, farm implements, and other goods.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm. A. Sullivan
Cash Clothier
About the Churches and Local Religious Activities
Reverend J B E Travis of Rensselaer and colleagues attended Synod in Kansas City. Protracted meetings led by Rev G A Lebnhoff in Center and by other clergy at Lakenaw. Masses at 7 and 8, high Mass, Sunday services by the pastor wth morning and evening discourses. Protracted meeting to begin Sunday with all invited. Also notes Augora goats, and the JM Proctor and Son sale in progress with shipments for the week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. BE. Travis
Rensselaer
City
E. McNair
W. S. McClintic
Kansas City
JM Proctor and Son
Freight cars listed in Black River stock shipment
The record notes miscellaneous livestock and goods moved by rail including McClintic four hog cars and one cattle car, J M Proctor and Son one cattle car, Richard Redman one cattle car, J Lowem one cattle car, HV Meeler one cattle car, Geo Balser one live poultry car, and Tip Marshall one oak lumber car, totaling eleven cars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
and McClintic
J M Proctor and Son
Richard Redman
J Lowem
HV Meeler
Geo Balser
Tip Marshall
Wagon Run Leaves Driver Badly Injured Near Col Youell
Monday evening P C Wise hart's team broke away near Col Youell, tipping the wagon into a ditch. The wagon dragged a mile with only the front wheels, dislocating the right collar bone and crushing the right shoulder blade into the lung. Geo L Turner treated Wisehart, who remained in critical condition but rested easy the next morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. C. Wisehart
Col
W. R. P. Jackson Place
Geo. L. Turner
Mrs J H Robinson Hosts Season Card Party
One of the season's most agreeable social events was a card party given by Mrs J H Robinson at her new North Borner Street home Tuesday afternoon. About thirty ladies attended, enjoying hospitality and refreshments described as exquisitely delicious.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. H. Robinson
North Borner Street
Beazell to Speak at Monroe City Opera House
Hon. B F Beazell Republican candidate for Congress from the Second District of Missouri will address the public at the Monroe City opera house on Saturday night November 3 1906 at 730 oclock. Democrats and ladies are especially invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. F. Beazell
Second District
Mon
Opera House
Monroe City
Beazell
Man Badly Hurt After Fall Near Doctor Turner
John Swinney, a resident north of the city, slipped outside Dr. G L Turner’s office and struck his head on the sidewalk. He suffered a severe gash over the right eye, lost several teeth, a deep cut under the eye lid, extensive bruising, and needed many stitches to close the wounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. L. Turner
John Swinney
Illness updates list several cases improving
The Sick. All of the sick except Mrs. N. Green and Vint Spalding's little boy are improving, Geo. Balzer had a fainting spell at his home Sunday afternoon and was quite sick afterwards, but is reported as doing well.
Married Men's League Hosts Nov. 10 Event With Oyster Supper
M. M. League announces a November 10 gathering featuring eight candidates to participate in a sprouts contest and an oyster supper to support the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Married Men's League
Also Mentioned on This Page
D. Proctor
J. L, Evans
Cals
W T Youell
Dave Lillard
J. L. Evans
W. S. Wilson
Barger and McClintic
F Kemp
OC Welles
T KH Whitecotton
S H Crane
H A Saunders
OB Headburg
E Mitchell
ES Hampton
J M Matlock
J Ryan
James White
T A Fessden
J H Masterson
J Vanlandingham
W Teed
C Hayden
J D
Bradmeyer
Ed Longmire
W Moss
J A Hays
J Reager
N W Drescher
FE An Pell
Ed Shaw
M Vanlandingham
J L Woolfork
AH McClintic
Bob Simm
Mr Hayden
Wrank Ahlind
Wagner
Haylen
Poland
China
Green's
Cenrr Green
M I" Miller
Missouri Agricultural Department
Isaac Nielson
Hannibal
Joseph Wilson
Elliott
T I. Burditt
Joe L Owen
Bluff City
al Cassady
Frank Wadsworth
McClintic
Donley
J L. Owen
Thomas Bizea
Riley Parsons
Barger
HV Meeker
St. Louis
JM Proctor and
J L Owen
Chicago
St.James
Moon
Watonwan
Madeira
Riverdale
Field
South Branch
St. James
Martin County
Nebraska
Iowa
Missouri
LT Henry
Mama Coty
Manning Elliott
Mr Gerson
Mr Billings
W H Shuck
Tom Yeager
Tom Berry
R Quilling
J Killmeyer
Joe Wilson
Mr Call
W Adams
Ed Carrico
J L Hayden
Osborne Farm
S Dennis
W T Youel
G. A. Lebnhoff
Center
Fr. Cooney
Gem City
J. J. Hutchison
Canton
Jesse Sutman
P. Crane
J. Moore
Lakenaw
Fr. Collins
Shelbina
Frs. Mullen
Cunningham
Holy Rosary
First Baptist
Methodist
Mt. Vernon
Ely
Presbyterian
Market Report
Esac Emesis
M. M. League
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