Farm auction notes and shipments from midwest regions
Items from farmers as cord for 900 white oak posts and wood for sale. Many shipments and sales of beef cattle hogs horses and poultry reported from Brookfield Spalding and nearby towns. Notable buyers and sellers include J Gent Fuqua E Elsea J B Thomas D D Melson Proctor and Son and W B Wilson with Haydn Yates barn sale upcoming. Total shipments recorded total 13 cars with numerous cattle beeves and hogs moved to markets.
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D D Melson
Proctor and Son
E.grant Lee
Clay Underhill
Fuqua
J B Thomas
Wilson
Hayden & Yates
Col W T Youell
I H Young
Arnold
Chicago
Serious Accident Involving Child At Home
Master Tom Hawkins, son of Mr. and Mrs. Fred Hawkins, was badly burned when a flare from an open stove draft flashed as his mother stepped onto the porch. He suffered burns to his ear hand body and leg with facial injuries requiring greased cloths to prevent lips sticking. Doctors hoped for improvement by Monday.
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Tom
Fred Hawkins
Little Tom
The Big Clothing Store Promises Money Back Merit
A vintage ad urges shoppers to trust Cash Clothier terms and buy only goods backed by a money back guarantee. It touts merit over price, dismisses rivals, and invites customers to compare material facts, promising value and satisfaction. The message ends with a call to customers to patronize the store and report satisfaction or failure.
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Wm. A. Sullivan
Knights of Columbus Hold Inaugural Council in Monroe City
Delegates from Burlington, Katy, and Wabash arrive in Monroe City MO for the institution of a new Knights of Columbus council. Fr Stephen Kendrick from Rome presided at Mass. initiation degrees were conferred on Hannibal and Brookfield members with a banquet and speeches by Fr Mullen and J S Leahy. Notables including W R Yates Elbert Yates and Henry Kendrick attended the ceremony.
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Monroe City
Cain
Burlington
Katy
Wabash
Knights of Columbus
Hannibal
Mexico
Kansas
Mullen
Fr. Cunningham
Holy Rosary Church
Stephen Kendrick
Rome
Lambert Kendrick
J. P
J. A. Cunningham
Joseph Little
Hannibal Council
Brookfield
John A Leahy
Christian
W. R. Yates
Fr. Mullen
Monroe
J. 8. Leahy
Knights of the New Council
Ir Lambert Kendrick
M. J. F. Rodgers
Elbert Yates
T. Mullen
D. Sullivan
R. R Hannibal
Farmer's Bank
Parmer's Bank
John Cleary
Henry Kendrick
Henry Begley
Tom Fitzpatrick
Mrs Green Hosts Evening of Euchre for Lewis Lear Return
Mrs A H Green entertained thirty five mutual friends on Tuesday evening at six handed euchre to honor Lewis Lear who had just returned from Carstairs Alberta Canada. Refreshments were served during the gathering.
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A. H. Green
Lewis Lear
Carstairs
Alberta
Canada
Shinns Return from Prospecting Tour in Oklahoma City
H. E. and H. W. Shinn have returned from a prospecting tour to Oklahoma City Oklahoma. Their trip covered mining prospects and likely led to further exploration opportunities.
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H. E
H.W. Shinn
Have. J
Oklahoma City
O. T
Rock Lick School Roll of Honor November 1906
Roll of honor for Rock Lick School for the month ending November 28, 1906. Perfect attendance and average 90 in all studies, with at least 8 in department. Names include John Shoemyers, Della Goodwin, Oza Crawford, Della Crawford, Mamie Goodwin, Fannie Goodwin, Edna Crawford. Daphne Crawford, Teacher.
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Rock Lick School
John Shoemyers
Della Goodwin
Oza Crawford
Della Crawford
Mamie Goodwin
Fannie Goodwin
Edna Crawford
Daphne Crawford
Miss Belle Johnson Hosts Euchre Evening For Friends
Miss Belle Johnson entertained about seventy friends at her studio Monday evening with euchre. Refreshments were served during the event.
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Belle Johnson
Euchre
ABOUT THE CHURCHES COLUMN NOTES AND SERVICES
Weekly church notices describe calls sermons and services across multiple parishes. Rev W S Byne of Annapolis Md is urged by the Baptist church to consider a call while Rev J W Lowe of China and Rev Fr Cunningham visit other congregations. Advent and Thanksgiving services are scheduled with multiple sermons and confirmations. A protracted meeting continues at Ely. Mt Vernon hosts quarterly meetings with a church dinner planned.
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Baptist Church
W. S. Byne
Anapolis
Pears from Moyers go way beyond the expected
The note thanks B. A. Moyers for generous pears described as large and luscious. The writer jokes that the old saying about proof of the pudding is in the chewing, and expresses hearty appreciation with a playful tone directed at a person nicknamed honey.
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B. A. Moyers
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IL Owen
Poland
Mr Fitcher
Spalding
Bud Jones
Sam Sandifer
HO Wilson
Henderson and Son
Yankees
Isaac N Melso
Bluff City
J T Spalding
Phil Tewell
Robi Simms
Jim Tulley
Jim Utterbucks
Clapper
Mr Wright
H L Yeager
Nice
Jim Dooley
John M Dixonlear
Hawkins and
Melson
Victor Hagan
Barger and McClintic
J J Rogers
H Fuqua
E Elsea
L S Boyo
A Vaughn
J A McClintic
J Q Wood
Mr Arnoldy
Mrs W G Berry
Ryan
R A Melson
G W Lee
J G*pierce
Wm Fredrick
WB Davis
J W Colom
H A McClintic
Wisca
AG See
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Market Report
L.A LL. i
Coty, Mae
K. Ofc’s
Monroe City Council
Ishoners
Kendrick Brothers
Lambert
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Holy Rosary Church Church
Visting
J. W. Lowe
China
First Baptist
Cunningham
Collins Ion Shelbinn
Holy Rosary
Brush Creek
Presbyterian
Woman's Missionary Society
D. Hugh Stevens
Dr. Read
Methodist
Union
W. W. Laughlin
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Grace Baptist Church
I. T. Nash
St. Jupr
H. G. Limric
Methopistt
Mt. Vernon Church
Ely
C. L. Uhlt
Palmyra
J.O Whitworth