Farmers Classified Ads and Local Sale Notices in Monroe
For Sale or trade four fancy Shropshire bucks. Several farm transfers: 160 acres northeast of the city sold at 62.50 per acre. 174 acre Elzea farm traded for 500 tract valued at 15,637.50. drivers ship new cattle and mules, cattle and hog movements noted. multiple farm sales scheduled with detailed stock and equipment lists and sale times, all bills from the Democrat. Election shipments noted as light.
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DE Yowell
Anderson
Thomas Boone
Midland
Texas
John Elzea
EO Ster
Polk County
JH McClintic
St. Louis
Handley
CF Dierks
Ed Newell
Les Osborne
Joe Carrico
Swinkey
Col. W. T. Youell
Jack
Democrat
James S
Elzea
Ed Young
Henry Durst
Omaha
RP Jackson
W T Youell
JM Proctor
The
John H. Elzen
Monroe City
Jersey
Youell
Don’t Mail Such Letters Card Warns Against Hasty Mail
The Denver Post reports George Martin of the Rock Island Frisco Lines cites a wall card advising people to write angry letters but delay mailing until the next day. A young man learned the lesson after tearing up a costly letter to his father and regret over the loss. Also noted is the death of Mrs. E. O. Heaton, with Clara Piersol identified as her foster mother. Dimmitt Jewelry Store advertises watch repairs and guaranteed work.
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George Martin
The
Rock Island-Frisco Lines
George
Pat Young
Mr. Martin
Denver Post
E. 0. Heaton
Clara Piersol
J.C
Revival and church notes from St Louis to Missouri towns
Church events and clergy movements across several Missouri cities include Rev B D Weeks preaching funerals in Plattsburg, Rev C S Russell resigning to join the B Y P A Missouri, and revival plans led by Rev Fr Timothy Dempsy and Rev Fr John Henry aided by Dr Sam Frank Taylor.
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C. S. Russell
Fifth Street Baptist Church
Hannibal
Missouri
General Association
Rensselaer
Ladies’ Missionary Society
Presbyterian Church
Sipiker
Monroe City
A. G
Sam Frank Taylor
St. Louis
Taylor
Boarman McFarland Nuptials At Christian Church
Miss Ella Boarman daughter of Mrs Sue Boarman and Mr James Mc Farland wed Wednesday eight o'clock at the Christian church in a ceremony by Rev Bailey. The bride wore a white messaline satin gown with duchess lace and a tulle veil held by lilies of the valley. She carried a roses and maiden hair fern shower bouquet. Master Paul Maddox led in the procession with Miss Helen Southern as flower girl in a dainty white outfit.
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Ella Boarman
Sue Boarman
James McFarland
Christian Church
Bailey
Paul Maddox
Helen Southern
Erin
Ipne
Advertising ethics in local papers and business support
A rustic notice argues that local merchants should fund their home paper rather than demand free publicity, noting editors balance merchandise space with business needs. It critiques using press rights for puffery while urging mutual support between merchants and newspapers. William Brown of Rensaer visited the Queen of the Prairies Monday.
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William Brown
Rense‘aer
Queen of the Prairies
Blessing Of New Bell At St Peters Church
On Sunday at Brush Creek St Peter s Church a congregation of five hundred witnessed the blessing of the new church bell. Rev F Dempsey of St Louis officiated assisted by Rev Fr Henry C S R and Fr Mullen. Sponsors included Robi Spalding and Mrs Catherine Spalding.
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Brush Creek
St. Peter's Church
F. Dempsey
St. Louis
Henry C. S. R
Mullen
Robi, Spalding
Catherine Spalding
Electricity powers future of U S railways says Inquirer
The Philadelphia Inquirer notes that the United States now has nearly 40 000 miles of electric railways not counting steam lines using electric terminals. The trolley evolved from urban use to compete with steam and may become the dominant motive power on railways in a few generations unless a superior invention appears.
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United States
Philadelphia Inquirer
Tennessee Shows How
Philadelphia Press urges strong state action against night riders. It argues that a large reward and clear proof of state power will embolden victims and deter terror. Execution of the Reefoot Lake murderers is seen as a helps to suppress night riding nationwide.
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Tennessee
Reefoot Lake
Ure
Society of Equity
Notice to Tax Payers at Harris Grocery
City collector Richard A. Kirby announces tax collection hours at J S Harris Grocery from 9:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m. Attendees should pay city taxes promptly for convenient service.
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J. S. Harris
Richard A. Kirby
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Monroe
Shropshire
Harry A McClintic
Market Report
Barger and McClintic
Henderson and Son
ARGU
Rome
Heaton
Dimmitt Jewelry Store
B. D. Weeks
Plattsburg
Methodist
W. F. M. Society
First Baptist
James Noble
St. Jude
Lad Jackson
Arthur Ely
Lewis Bell
Monro Anderson
Tomye Ely
ST. Peters
Holy Rosary Choir
K. of C. Band
J. A. Cunningham
T. Mullen
T. Dempsey
Henry
Electricity and Railways
Philadelphia Press
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