Farmers trade and livestock notes from Monroe City area
This item lists livestock sales and exchanges including Shropshire bucks, white face steer calves, Poland-China cattle, brood mares and colts from Mt Sterling Kentucky, carloads of fat cattle, Berkshire sow shipments to Kirksville, and multiple farm auctions. It notes a proposed postponement of the Farmers and Democrats corn show and a public sale date near Warren on November 5 1908 with assorted animals and farm gear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry A McClintic
Monroe City
S T Foreman
Shelbyville
S Maddox
RL Young
Mt Sterling
Kentucky
John L Owen
Beeves
Bluff City
John Gosney
M Geisenberg
CJ Ellis
Mr Bottsler
Henry Durst
St Joseph
Omaha
Democrats
Democrat
W H
Hop
Lilly
Oklahoma
Gee See Farm
Warren
Jack
James Sandifer
Hayden & Yates
FH Hagan & Bro
Proctor Son
Mr Thurman
M Dye
C Tewell
W H Handley
Nick Griffith
Indian Creek Community Notices and Life Events
Rev Father Tom Cusack from Morrisonville IL visited his brother John Cusack last week. Howard Spalding and Willie O'Brien spent Sunday with Quincy friends. Tom Yeager is now grandpa. The stork visited Arthur McCarran last Saturday and left a girl. The Roving Ramseys held a vaudeville in the hall Monday and Tuesday with large crowds. Mrs John Carrico improving after illness. Perry Green from Bevier visiting Indian Creek friends this week. George B McGlasson born June 14 1844 in Maysville KY died Oct 21 1908 at age 64 4 7. He came to Missouri spring 1852 and joined the Methodist church in 1907 under Rev Robert White. He served in Gen Prices army during the Civil War. Married Sept 6 1868 to Miss Moore. two children Anna Lee and John W. He leaves a wife a son a daughter two sisters a brother three grandchildren and many friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tom Cusack
Morrisonville
John Cusack
Howard Spalding
Willie O'Brien
Quincy
George B. McGlasson
Maysville
Mason Co
Missouri
Methodist Church
Andrew Chapel
Robert White
Price
Miss Moore
Little Babes Born to Spokane Couple and Local Families
News from Spokane reports the birth of a fine boy to Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Heaton. Earlier, N. Finch welcomed a 13-pound girl and J. K. Alexander a 10-pound boy. A child named William Jennings Bryan Dimmitt is also praised as a jewel, while Monroe Fleur is advertised as guaranteed for satisfaction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N. Finch
William Jennings Bryan Dimmitt
Jim
J. K. Alexander
Spokane
Wash
C. E. Heaton
Heaton
Clara Piersol
Churches change evening services and local church notes
A church column reports a change of evening service from 7:30 to 7 o clock and lists regular services, meetings, and events across several congregations. It notes pastors visiting, protracted meetings, baptisms, parish activities, and upcoming parish social and educational schedules in Monroe and nearby towns.
Democrats Call Missouri to Vote for Bryan Victory
St Louis October 26 1908 a Democrat urging poem the state to back Bryan in the Missouri race to elect the National ticket and state ticket with a predicted landslide. Executive committee members appeal to workers to vote next Tuesday and bring Missouri into the Democratic column amid a national contest. J R Buckman H B Mudd and family attend St Louis Horse Show with Buckman and Mudd stallions entered. New organs at Dimmitts offer sale through Saturday October list.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Louis
Missouri
Hadley
Mississippi River
New York
Indiana
West Virginia
Illinois
Minnesota
Ohio
United States
Bryan
Harry M. Rubey
F. M. McDavid
T. Crear
Campbell Wells
W. D. Vandiver
F. M. Estes
State Democratic Committee
J. R. Buckman
H. B. Mudd
Earl
Miss Bessie
Buckman & Mudd
Jack McDonald
Governor Coleman
America
Also Mentioned on This Page
I L Owen
Ed Peppercof
JT Spalding
G. W Stubblefield
Tip) McClintic
Buckman Bros
Smallwood
Ewes Hogs Heavy Coop
OTO Poor
Seer Ee
Bagater Isis Steerocestens
CCP
Ouro CO
Socorro
J H
McClintic
Underhill
Barger and McClintic
Proctor
Monroe Milling Co
Indian Creek
Tom Yeager
the Stork
Arthur McCarran
John Carrico
Perry Green
Bevier
Monroe Fleur
J. E. Travis
Rensselaer
Monroe
E. McNair
The
Presbyterian Church At
St. Joseph
T. Cusack
Morrisonville, NL
Fr. T. Mullen
B. F. Hixson
Hannibal
B. E. and
R. L. Hixson
Phillip Ruth
Emden
L. W. Edwards
Cameron
Baptist Church
M. F. Crowe
Shelbinn
Emerson
Methodist
W. F. M. Society
Bible School
Christian Endeavor
Handley
Patterson
Senior Endeavor Society
Father Heary
S.S. BR
Holy Rosary Choir
K. of @ band
Hunnewell
D. R. Campbell
E. A. Thompson
Robert Spalding
Bertha Jaeger
Florida
Wm. White
Texas
Lizzie Young
Stoutsville
Paris
Rube Bonseman
Leone Grigsby
Buckman
Presbyterian Church
S.H. Scobee
W. H. McCreery
McCreery & Co
G. W. Crabtree
Scobee
Pat Mudd
Mr. Dawson
Holy Rosary School
Benj. Rubinson
George Howe
al Cassady
C. F. Dierks
Dimmitts
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