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Newspaper
Monroe City Democrat
Location
Monroe City, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Oct 08, 1908
Page
6
A sales pitch highlights Monroe City as a hub for stylish suits and skirts at substantial savings, claiming quality rivaling top city stores. The text emphasizes value and local availability for local shoppers.
The note announces a new clothing line for men and boys. It highlights limited stock and a launch promotion at local shops, with emphasis on durable fabrics and classic styles for everyday wear. Details on sizes and pricing are forthcoming.
Suits and overcoats are in and ready for your inspection. We have prepared for a bigger business than ever. The values and assortments we show you are worthy your attention. In underwear caps gloves shirts and other furnishings we show you all bright new goods. The kind you take pleasure and comfort in wearing. Come in and take a look.
A long list of local property work and home improvements appears, noting granitoid and cement walk installations by residents on Lawn Street South Main Street and nearby areas. Social visits, trips to St Louis, and various domestic projects follow, with notices of travelers, guests, and repairs. Community events and theatre ads close the section with promotions for the McCord Stock Company and Bryan Nebraska event at the opera house.
A playful exchange credits a bright boy with a new definition and prompts an in school quip. The teacher asks for a synonym while Jimmy notes it means a word used when you cannot spell the intended word.
Missouri's Agricultural College invites ears of corn for a time capsule cornerstone in Columbia. Send a top quality, vermin free ear by Oct 17 with owner name, address, and package number. A disinterested committee will select the best ear and place it in the cornerstone or museum.
For Sale items advertise hard brick by J. J. Brown and call for Granitoid workers. Evan Smith sought for applications. S. R. Emery, Ely, visited to reorder the Oracle of Democracy Democrat. L. M. Redman returns from a Los Angeles fruit farm pleased with the climate. E. B. Newell sold his grocery and meat business to C. F. Dierks, unsure of future plans. Dierks to build up trade. A social dance at W. J. McLeod’s home entertained about thirty-five. Mrs. T. C. McDonald of Denver visits Rev. E. McNair and wife. Tandy Gentry and wife of Hannibal visit Edwardsville friends. Annie Moore, Macon, visits Mrs. J. S. Conway.
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