Normal School dedicates new society halls in annual event
At the Third District Normal School a ceremony celebrated the completion and furnishing of society halls. Speakers praised student prudence in construction and the value of the halls for education. The event included musical performances by Miss Florence, Miss Alma, and students, with addresses by faculty and Booster officials. The toast and reception followed, marking a milestone in the institution’s history. An adjacent note announces the Anti-Horse Thief Association meeting in Jackson on February 2 at 1 o clock to elect officers.
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Iistrict Normal School
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Misso Wi
Aulieme
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Nissiaem
Lean
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Eane
Sovieties
Ss. Medley
Webster Society
Tee
Sarads Savile
Vaeti
Lebeadt
Bienny Sock
Lee Kile
Garrett
Alyna Proyle
Oesistenes
Court Horse
Jackson
Sind
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Electric Bitters Offer Gentle Relief for Elderly Patients
Old folks needing medicine to regulate bowels and kidneys can use Electric Bitters. The tonic has no whiskey or intoxication and aids digestion, stomach and bowel function while strengthening organs. A mild tonic that supports natural processes. price fifty cents per bottle at Blomeyer & Haman's drug store.
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Blomeyer & Haman
Patent on bloomers sparks patent office contest
A Washington Post report details a Missouri man, Thomas H. Meyers of Brookian Le Ths Pure Uiet, claiming a new bloomers design and legal status. The piece chronicles the patent application filed August 1, 1856, and the examination process, noting the debate over distinct features and the term "Balipcelthes" as the era’s shorthand for the new style.
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Thomas HM
Iteayes
Royer
Modern Woman and Man Clash in Newspaper Snippet
An Indianapolis Journal excerpt mocks a street scene with a man asking for two dimes to buy a drink while a passerby resents the intrusion. The Philadelphia Times contrasts the modern woman seeking earth and heaven with a man content with less, highlighting gendered attitudes.
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Earth
Heaven
Philadelphia Times
Duestrow Guilty in Fae Verdict Slay Case
Reporting a jury verdict finding Duestrow guilty in a case described with archaic linguistic notes and fragments. The text shows deliberations postponed to the next day and references to a domestic tragedy involving a wife and child, with unusual etymological commentary interwoven.
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Mies Mo
Muries
Lerlock
Nation bonds sale seen as key to postwar credit
The Globe-Democrat notes the bond sale as a historic national finance move. It argues the issue will restore confidence, underpin government solvency, and provide access to gold on favorable terms. The piece asserts this sale will revive enterprise and mark a strong turn in the postwar economy.
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Sreont Das
Finsnein
Verminaent
Eveorgianiy
Nike
Europe
SIS
Globe-Democrat
Seibert Evasive On Planters House Caucus Question
Jefferson City Feb state auditor Seibert gave a cautious reply about the Planters House caucus inquiry. He said he consulted friends across Missouri, discussed potential governor candidacy, and would announce his decision at the proper time.
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Post-Dispatch
Jefferson Crry
Seibert
St. Louis
St. Louisard
Excelsior Springs
Amd
Materally
Telag
Mir
Tlerelund
Bowessary
Mississippi River status and river system debate heats
The article discusses federal plans for western river improvements, claims the current system shows limited gains, and compares lake and river tonnage to argue over the Mississippi and related waterways. It mentions Governor Stone, a prison pardon, and a husband and wife crime case in Macahontua.
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Stone
Panhouwt
Sitapwon
Cirmait
Robert Simpson
Ada Simpson
Gov. Stone
Not a Candidate for President Harrison Letter Prompts Party Unity
Indianapolis February message from Gen. William Henry Harrison replies to Indiana GOP push for his national bid. He declines nomination, decries the idea, emphasizes prior endorsements, and voices gratitude to Indiana Republicans while calling for a new, unifying party image.
Twist the twisted sheep draws expert notice in Uecity
An eight month old twin sheep named Twist, born with a head twisted backward and inverted, has attracted leading vocal surgeons in Uecity. Imported from Nova Scotia after customs delays, Twist survives by feeding from the ground, head between fore legs, and cannot lift his head. The mate died, Twist was bottle-fed by local children.
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Uecity
Beice
Twist
Nova Scotia
Philadelphia
Bar Meeting Adopts Resolutions for Wilton and Willson
The Bar of Cape Girardeau County met at the courthouse to draft resolutions honoring the late Hubert P. Willson and Robert P. Wilton. Judge Alexander Ross chaired. committee members Minton Miller and Judge K L Wilson prepared the memorials, urging the bar to record the loss and honor their professional promise. The meeting included reading the resolutions and forwarding copies to county papers.
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Cape Girardean County
Court House
Hubert P. Willson
Alexander Ross
Edward J. Kogelmann
Minton
Chai. Minton
Eso
W. H. Miller
K. L. Wilson
Robert P Wilson
Delia
CNA
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Reynolds Sells Hardware Firm to Vogelsanger
Jas G Reynolds announces the sale of the Vo gel sanger Reynolds hardware business to John F Vogelsanger. Vogelsanger assumes all liabilities and will collect all accounts due the old firm except those in Illinois.
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Jas. G. Reynolds
John F. Vogelsanger
Vogelsanger & Reynolds
Illinois
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