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Newspaper
Monroe City Democrat
Location
Monroe City, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Nov 05, 1908
Page
4
A patchwork of political cries from a Democratic-leaning reader reflects on trust power, tariff debates, and campaign funding after election losses. It cites lingering prosperity for Republicans, calls for continued fight against monopolies, and notes social scenes around local merchants and shops.
A local notice invites clients to visit Minerwine to trial child photography, claiming success in capturing expressions on juvenile faces and seeking authorization to take photos of children. The message emphasizes the benefit to humanity and requests consideration for a trial.
Pine Bluff Ark November 3 Two large brick cotton warehouses owned by R M Knox and D S Blutenthal toppled into the Arkansas river as caving banks threaten Hotel Jefferson and Jefferson County Courthouse. Government officials call the situation alarming with hundreds of trees tied at the edge and hundreds of workers aiding the effort. The river is washing away property in the district and a large plantation north of the river is gradually disappearing. The river is expected to stand and fall today.
Taft elected president and Republicans win full control of Congress with Senate 61 Republicans 31 Democrats and House 224 Republicans 167 Democrats. List of states carried by Republicans and other readers in Monroe area notes follow including local social notices and business blurbs.
Mrs Joseph Smith of Ely hosted a dinner party with Mrs J P Patton joining in Quincy on Tuesday. The event featured conversation about companionship and social ties, with references to sharing plans and community figures.
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