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Newspaper
Monroe City Democrat
Location
Monroe City, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Oct 15, 1908
Page
5
Miss Grace Sharp of St Louis visits Monroe relatives and friends. Pearl McReynolds and wife of near Palmyra were guests of Rey and Mrs L M. Longmire advertises $100,000 loan on improved real estate from W W Longmire with long terms.
Rogers and wife of Palmyra spent time with Monroe friends. Streans’ bath room offers a bath and a shave or tow. Mrs. Joseph Montgomery and a pretty babe spent the Sabbath with the homefolks at Hunnewell.
A playful verse promotes White sewing machines amid a fictional Gossip Town built by Rumor and Vicious Talk. It sells the White brand as the quiet, modern choice amid streets named They Say and Heard, with Madam Suspicious Remark as a resident.
A fragmentary local items page notes poems from Author Unknown, town gossip, and social updates. Miss Mattie Bottoms returns from Haddam Kansas, coal prices offered by Lewis Nash Buffum 98, and various residents visit kin, attend events, or travel to Paris Sedalia and Quincy. A political editorial favors the Democratic ticket with questions about Republican support for Folk and mentions newspaper endorsements. The McCord Stock Co. performed to good crowds in town.
A nostalgic note invites readers to preserve childhood memory with photographs. It highlights sun browned faces and youthful innocence, urging families to bring youngsters for pictures before 2 o'clock to ensure lasting keepsakes.
The Republican national committee says it has returned checks offered by corporations as unlawful. However, Corne lius N Bliss still holds the unreturned funds from prior campaigns. Bliss, tied to insurance firms, now sits on an advisory committee, while new appeals to corporations continue. Mrs. Marion Pruitt, suffering nervousness, has been taken to Denver for treatment. Mr Pruitt noted selling their home due to circumstances.
Mr and Mrs J D Robey and Mrs J L Palmer attended the Cliff Smith funeral in Hunnewell Monday. Miss Annie Lyons of St Louis formerly of this city has been the sea t tle of friends in this.
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