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Monroe City Democrat

Location

Monroe City, Missouri, United States of America

Date

Nov 07, 1907

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Farmers Items Boost Corn Show and Livestock Sales

A long list of farm offerings and notices from Monroe area, including land for rent near Monroe City, sale of registered cattle and hogs by multiple breeders, and a prominent corn show with entries and judging planned for November 16. Local farmers report beef cattle shipments and farm equipment auctions, with commentary urging farmer participation and pride in Missouri corn.

Mr. Palmer Democrat Missouri

Election Results Sketch Across States in 1904 Returns

The article reports on the 1904 election landscape with Victor Tom Johnson seeking a fourth term, Burton and Katzen winning gubernatorial contests in New Jersey and Massachusetts respectively, a 75,000 plurality noted in one race, and Republicans or Democrats winning key posts in Pennsylvania, New York, Rhode Island, Maryland, and Illinois. It mentions Union Labor gains in San Francisco, a dry count in eight Illinois counties, and an ongoing tally from New Jersey to Massachusetts.

Local shipments list 14 cattle and farm produce cars

W G Barger 2 cars cattle. JB Gray and Son 1 car cattle. Gen try Bros 1 car cattle. JP Stephens 2 cars cattle. JL Evans 1 car wheat. A Boulware 1 car ties. Henderson and Son 1 car poultry. 1 car eggs. 2000 pounds dressed poultry. Total 14 cars.

W G Barger JB Gray

Local Building Boosts Fill All Across Community

New Things John Shearman has built a stock shed 100x14 feet William Elliott has had 100 feet of cement walk put in at his nice home Charlie Straub is building a concrete ice house 14x14 feet J M Proctor favors good things on his farm and had J T Spalding drill two wells 38 and 85 feet deep with strong water H C Scheetz owner of the New Monroe Hotel installs a steam heat plant M F Bastian adds two rooms to his home W F Allen reroofs his house and barn a steel bridge over Lidian Creek near Indian Creek nears completion

William Elliott J. M. Proctor J. T. Spalding H. C. Scheetz Monroe M. F. Bastian W F Allen

View Point on Corn Sale and Real Estate Prices

A newspaper commentary from Burlington Iowa discusses the upcoming sale of corn at Lt. Wanit's window on Saturday November 16. The writer argues railroad and real estate interests should bid high to support farm product exhibitions and local sales. Wenzel Bruck of Burlington questions whether such grain can be produced in the area.

Billa Democrat Wenzel Bruscheil Burlington Iowa Monroe Clary Wanit Buriington Railroad Ius Wenzel Bruck#1

Seven for seven Kansas City Post shifts to seven day paper

The Kansas City Post now publishes every day including Sunday and moves into the front rank of metropolitan papers. Advertisers from Missouri Democratic and pure business interests respond with liberal support.

Kansas City Post Post Missouri

Death of Mrs. Alice Whitecotton at Quincy Hospital

Mrs. Alice Whitecotton aged 55 died of tuberculosis at Quincy Hospital at 10 a.m. Saturday. Her remains were moved to Brush Creek church and at 2 p.m. Sunday she was laid to rest beside her husband Ben A. Whitecotton. The obituary notes her as a devout Christian woman who endured much in life. The VA. D. C. will meet with Miss Eleanor Scott at 8 p.m. Wednesday, Nov 28.

Alice Whitecotton Quincy Brush Creek Church Ben A. Whitecotton VA. D. C Eleanor Scott

About the Churches In Hannibal Protracted Meetings Growing

Rev Crowe aids Rev Toho Anderson as twenty additions boost a protracted meeting in Hannibal. In Philadelphia Mo on Nov 5 1907 Kaitor of the Democrat reports growing interest with large gatherings. Other churches list sermons services and parish activities across First Baptist St Johns St Margaret's and Methodist congregations with schedules and open invitations.

Crowe Hannibal Toho Anderson Grace Barrist Philadelphia Kaitor the Democrat Gilad

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