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Monroe City Democrat

Location

Monroe City, Missouri, United States of America

Date

Nov 12, 1908

Page

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Sale notices and farm auctions near Monroe City

Items list numerous farm auctions across Monroe County with details on cattle pigs sheep and horses. Notices include dates November 18 19 and 24 plus sellers Col W T Youell Mrs I T Dawson and Son and Frank P Christian. cash cattle milch cows steer calves ewes hogs and farm gear are offered with bills from the Democrat. John O Wood shipped hogs and other locals report sales and real estate transfers.

RP Jackson W T Youell J M Proctor The Democrat John H. Elzen Monroe City Jersey Frank P Christian Dick Hagan Monroe Indian Creek Col W T Youell I T Dawson and Walter G Williamson E L Green Illinois

Churches News And Corn Show In Monroe City

The column notes church activities with visits by Rev. James Noble and others, Sunday schedule including 9:30 a.m. Sunday School and 7 p.m. preaching, revival services aided by Dr. Sam Frank Taylor, and a corn show urging Missouri farmers to enter ears for prizes of 5 and 2.50 with a subscription prize. Entries close November 28.

Sam Frank Taylor St. Louis Taylor Monroe City Missouri

Shipping consumes nine cars of mixed freight

Clay Underhill 2 cars of cattle, W W Handley 1 car mules, Jno L Owen 1 car cattle, John O Wood 1 car hogs, H B Mudd 1 car of cattle, Monroe Milling Co 1 car of flour, Henderson & Son 1 car poultry, 100 cases of eggs, 40 bdls hides. Total 9 cars.

Clay Underhill W W Handley Jno L Owen John O Wood H B Mudd Monroe Milling Co Henderson & Son

Slipping Dogs Already Referenced In Race News

Officials of the Chicago Milwaukee and St Paul railroad suspend improvement work and cut section hands' wages to 1.25 a day after Taft’s election. Democratic leaders in La Crosse, Wisconsin comment on the move as a troubling trend. Local readers urged to bring clocks for repair.

Fire destroys Centenary academy building

Early morning blaze at Centenary academy, discovered before opening, caused by a furnace malfunction. The building burned with an estimated loss of about $5,000. Professor Lannius will relocate classes to the city hall. Nearby homes of Dr Harrison and Aug Pullman caught fire from sparks but were quickly controlled. Hannibal Journal.

Centenary Academy Lannius Harrison Aug. Pullman Hannibal Journal

Roll of Honor Monroe City Schools Oct 8

Monroe City Schools lists top pupils by grade for October 8. First grade: Howard Ballard, Leo Bricker, Mary Bristow, Vivian Moss. Second: Virginia Asbury, Catherine Forsythe, Edna Maude Gentry, Mary Tooley, Alma Drescher. Third: Lucy Redman, Aileen Orr. Fourth: Lillie Pippin, Frances Yates. Fifth: Dean Wilson, Helen Southern, Paul Maddox, Mildred Settle. Seventh: Edna Bailey, Blanche Berry. Eighth: Lucile Proctor, Ethel McNutt.

Howard Ballard Leo Bricker Mary Bristow Vivian Moss Virginia Asbury Catherine Forsythe Edna Maude Gentry Mary Tooley Alma Drescher Lucy Redman Aileen Orr Dean Wilson Helen Southern Paul Maddox Mildred Settle

Sheriff Bravely Intervenes With Fifteen Negroes Aboard Train

On a Wabash line train from Mexico to Centralia last night a group of about fifteen intoxicated Black passengers caused chaos in the smoker after a white man tried to quiet them. Sheriff W G Houston confronted the disturbance, subduing a violent ringleader after a ten minute fight. The restrained man was jailed at Moberly pending transfer to Warbash agents on Monday. The incident followed the Republican victory and drew local praise for the sheriff’s actions.

St. Louis Centralia Mexico Cain W. G. Houston Jefferson City Mr. Huston Sheriff Huston Moberly Warbash Secret Service Harry Hutton

Indian Creek Mission Visitors and Local Happenings

Father A J Coyle and Father T J Cooney from Minnesota and Missouri visit Indian Creek this week while Mrs Rosemary Breen and her daughter Maude from Clark County visit their aunt Mrs Mary Daly. A large mission crowds attended the recent mission. Father Hennelly proceeds to Stoutsville for another mission. Stork brings a daughter to Clarence Hays last Saturday. Les Osborne held a sale last Thursday and gained possession of his harness shop in Monroe Saturday. A special dock sale at Dimis Jewelry Store runs this week.

A. J. Coyle Lake Benton Minn T. J. Cooney St. Louis Father Cooney Rosemary Breen Maude Clark County Mary Daly Father Hennelly Stoutsville Stork Clarence Hays Les Osborne Monroe

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