08 Nov 1906
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Newspaper
Monroe City Democrat
Location
Monroe City, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Nov 08, 1906
Page
1
A long list of auctions and sales outlines live stock movements in numerous Missouri localities. Proctor and Son announce cattle and brood mares in多 Os concrete consignments with W T Youell and others directing public auctions. Purchases include beeves, sheep, hogs, sows and horses as farmers shift herds, implement assets, and farm equipment amid county markets.
Weekly church notices report services led by Rev Fr Cunningham and Rev Fr Mullen with Catholic masses at 4 and 10 am. Elder Thompson of Carthage conducts at the Christian Church. MethopisT-Chcorr DeMoss Sunday School at 10 am and preaching at 11 am and 7 pm. Invitations extended to citizens and strangers to attend sermons and gatherings this week and possibly next.
Market report notes 8e spring chickens and young roosters at 4e, turkeys 12c, cocoa 15c, green hides around 10c, oats hay and other farm goods with a weekly shipment total of 13 cars including cattle hogs mules and horses from Barger McClintic J B MeClintic J L Owen J M Proctor J G Puqua Mudd and Buckman.
Members of Monroe Lodge No. 64 A F and A M are urged to attend the next regular communication on November 17 to finalize plans for forming a Chapter of the Eastern Star.
J. A. Williss cast his ballot Tuesday morning before departing by bus for St Louis on a business venture.
Polls show Monroe Township 441 votes with 518 total in the war context, and county results list Democratic wins in key races. Detailed counts include Woodson for long term Supreme Court 319 and Graves 319 for short term, with various county and statewide offices decided.
A registry office scene captures a playful exchange as a groom jokes that his current marriage is the simplest, contrasting it with past ceremonies in a church and chapel. The moment ends with the bride’s amused reaction while visitors linger nearby at Lakenan.
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