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Newspaper
Monroe City Democrat
Location
Monroe City, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Oct 22, 1908
Page
4
The letter urges support for the Democratic ticket in Missouri, attacking Republicans for fraud and high tariffs while praising Bryan and Reed. It warns that Taft and Hadley would favor trusts and Monopolies, claims a 50,000 vote Missouri majority for Democrats, and notes local doctors Montgomery and Fonz moving to Parsons and recognition of their cases.
The Stork visited three local households delivering newborn boys and a girl. Mrs. Thomas Sparks of Shelbina visited Dr. and Mrs. E. McNair yesterday. Mrs. W. J. Krause and Master Norman of Hannibal stayed with Mrs. John Cleary. Norman andJohn enjoyed a great time. Also promotions for German Heaters at Walker & Wade for winter comfort.
Louisiana Missouri October 13 David A Ball formally denies a St. Louis Globe-Democrat report that he would not endorse Cowherd for Governor. He states he has endorsed Cowherd, will vote for him, and urges others to do so. He defends his stance and condemns alleged frauds in the primaries, pledging support for the Democratic ticket.
A brief promotional note describes photographing you in Pall clothing with bright eyes from a Summer outing. It asserts readiness and confidence that Wyes will produce a splendid result from the session.
An optimistic notice invites people to have photographs taken while healthy, highlighting that health enhances looks. It encourages bringing children in the morning and mentions that some are already having portraits made for Christmas.
In Alton on Monday forenoon, Mr. Bryan charged that the Republican Committee has begun to amass funds for election day. He contrasted a proposed 100000 dollars with a rumored million, accusing donors of tying the party to trust magnates and special legislation. He urged voters to demand transparency on campaign financing.
Perry S. Rader spoke to Democrats urging votes on November 3. He argued stay at home Democrats cost Missouri the last election, contrasted Cowherd with Hadley, and endorsed Cowherd based on his record and Judge Wallace's praise. The piece blends campaign rhetoric with local notices and ads.
Mrs D R Campbell entertained about thirty young friends Tuesday afternoon for the bride to be Miss Jessie M Henderson. Henderson received many pretty gifts from her fiancé Joe at Strean's, in addition to the cheerful occasion.
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