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Newspaper
Monroe City Democrat
Location
Monroe City, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Nov 05, 1908
Page
5
Store announces a fresh supply following poor turnout in the recent sale. Outings prints and blankets will be offered again next Friday morning November 6 along with special values on fall and winter goods throughout the store to attract customers.
William Sapp of Hannibal and Miss Minnie Griffin of Clemens arrived Tuesday to visit friends north of the city. Col John Bush and daughter Alice of Hannibal arrived Tuesday to visit his sister Mrs H Baysman. Mrs Carl Shackleford of Hannibal is visiting home folks Monroe Figur Best 1.25 Belt.
Three city Ladies Clubs plan a lecture series with the first on November 12 titled Three College Girls. Seating will be checked at Anderson and Montgomery's. A. Miller, a Shelby County farmer, moved to Route 3 area. Roy Turnbough and Miss Ella Kimber of Rockport are visiting friends southeast of the city.
Monroe City High School visited Blees Academy in Macon for a rough football confrontation. Blees led 4-0 at half and final score was Blees 10 Monroe 4 amid disputed officiating. Monroe players and coach Weeks praised their lads as gentlemen despite biased calls. Local items note Mrs. Mudd returning to St Louis hospital with guests.
Advertisement listing lump coal prices in Illinois and Missouri from Lewis Nash Buffum. Claiming best grade coal and urging buyers to compare prices before purchasing.
W. W. Burch stayed in Monroe long enough to vote for Bryan and Stone and then traveled to Charleston to spend the winter with a daughter.
A short item recalls Mrs W McIntire and her son Harold returning home after visiting local residents. It mentions Monroe Flour as a motto to buy. Miss Jennie Murry of Shelbina has been visiting Mrs Mary E.
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