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Newspaper
Monroe City Democrat
Location
Monroe City, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Sep 24, 1908
Page
8
An old advertising line touts Monroe City's MONROE'S BEST and BON TON flour as superior to foreign flour. The ad guarantees strict purity and consistent satisfaction daily, weekly, and monthly, urging buyers to choose the Monroe City Milling Co. brand for reliable bread results.
A reflective column from the Atchison Globe warns against the boastful view that lifts the masses, notes narrow mindedness toward differing opinions, and mocks public claims of conscientious failure. It questions kneeled marriage proposals, impatience, and human folly.
Mrs Gabe Holmes punished her son Gene with a harsh whipping and the City Marshal John W Stephens took him to school. Gene would eat and sleep but refuse to work or attend school, and the author warns there are a dozen more in the city headed for trouble with similar causes. Dr Hornback, oculist and aurist, Hannibal, Missouri.
A collage of remarks on advertising value from a department store manager contrasts with assertions advertising can fail without quality goods. The page also records divorce filings, marriage license applications, social visits, and oblique obituaries and notices, including estate probate and a Farmers & Merchants Telephone Co stockholders meeting notice scheduled for October 3, 1908 in Monroe City Missouri.
An Iowa text notes a switch of support after a primary, dismissing fraud claims as mere bash and urging Democrats to avoid joining in the accusations. The writer says they bowed to the will of the majority and will not fault the outcome, trusting other Democrats to serve the state and party.
A Missouri Democratic appeal urges readers to mobilize clubs and volunteers to Tipasa turnout for Bryan and Cowherd. It warns Republicans mislead voters about Stone and Folk, stresses early enthusiasm, youth outreach, and county-by-county organization, aiming to secure the 40,000 lead and win statewide.
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