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Newspaper

Monroe City Democrat

Location

Monroe City, Missouri, United States of America

Date

Sep 03, 1908

Page

5

Special Values in Boys Wearables and Shoes

Knickerbocker or Bloomer pants offer value at 50c and up, corduroy knickerbockers or bloomers from 75c, and best shirts at 25c and 0c. Marine and Army calf shoes are promoted as durable options. customers are invited to bring their child for fitting to guarantee shoe trouble is over.

Boys Suits Sales Line Ships New Up-To-Date Styles

Local retailer promotes new boys suits with up-to-date patterns and low prices, emphasizing best value for money and wide selection this season.

Back of Every Suit We Sell From the Cheapest Up

An ad snippet promises layered value in menswear with the phrase Back of Every Suit we sell from the cheapest up. It signals a retail sales pitch emphasizing affordability across inventory.

Dimmitt's Bryan Taft

Recital and local notices from Monroe paper

Musical afternoon hosted by Misa Reid and Marguerite Reid at a Monroe home from 10 a m to 12 m with twenty five guests. Winners listed for violin numbers include Misa Reid first Nina Megown second Cleo Patten third Mildred Buell fourth. Local social and community notes cover visitors, moves, sales notices, a draft horse sale ad, and several family visits around Hannibal and Palmyra with school plans and public notices.

Misa Marguerite Reid Misa Reid Nina Megown Cleo Patten Mildred Buell Minnie Megown Elizabeth Patterson Ruby Hord Lillian McNutt

Monroe Lodge A F and A M to hold special communication

Members invited for work in the M M degree and an examination. W E Yowell presides. Local notes mention theft of oats from Joe Wilson’s bins, visits by Mason City and Shiel residents, and various community activities including insurance agents and store promotions.

Joe Wilson

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