Mixed Up Local Farm News From Cape Girardeau Area
A scan of mixed local items covers moves of W C Haman drug store to Dempsey Phelps building, Rev W H Black’s sermon at the Normal, Hinman heirs dispute in Common Pleas, river tales, steamer news, sales pitches for patent medicines, politics, and social notices across Cape Girardeau and nearby towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. C. Haman & Co
Sturdivant Bank
Dempsey-Phelps
Main Street
W. H. Black
Missouri Valley College
Marshall
Normal
Hinman
Common Pleas Court
I.ben. Miller
St. Louis
Ida Stafford
New York
M. E. Leming
Philadelphia
DeWitt
Wm. H. Coerver
Capt
Craig
Cairo
Weiss-Peterson Box Company
Conrad Lind
Chicago
Billous
Dr. Sawyer
Tre Sample
Solda M. Maple Willson
Frank Wilson
Mr. Wilson
Cape Girardeau
Dunklin
Tom Haynie
Tom
Ladies Offer Hats Flowers and Train Timetable
Miss Ollie Moeder offers inexpensive hats at Boss Gente furnishing goods. Mrs A Bader lists a large shipment of pot flowers at cheap prices. Ornament homes with flowers for happiness. I C R BR time table shows arrivals 1 55 p m and departures 6 00 a m with service to St Louis and Chicago. Foley's Kidney Cure promoted as guaranteed remedy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ben Miller
Wm. Sander
Tilsit
St. Louis
Thos. T. Rubeyo
Louisiana
Clara Bader
Boss
Ollie Moeder
Gente
A. Bader
Mrs. Bader
Chicago
East St. Louis
Jno
Mulvihill
Foley
Normal class of 1900 graduates list names
The Normal graduating class of 1900 lists Miss Mollie Astholt Lida Copeland Jennie Cook Lulu Fisher Cornelia Gruenwald Lulu Harris Irene Harris Gertrude Harris Irene O Bryan Alice Vineyard and Messrs L L Bowman J F Fulbright Gregory Wilson Lawrence Vaeth J M Phelan J O Pogue Will Pierce John Mc Williams W E Gruenwald 5 L Gladish.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Misses Mollie Astholt
Lida Copeland
Jennie Cook
Lulu Fisher
Cornelia Gruenwald
Lulu Harris
Irene Harris
Gertrude Harris
Irene O’ Bryan
Alice Vineyard
Messrs. L. L. Bowman
J. F. Fulbright
Gregory Wilson
Lawrence Vaeth
J. M. Phelan
J. O. Pogue
Will Pierce
John Mc Williams
W. E. Gruenwald
5. L. Gladish
Death of Chas Welling Revered Citizen Remembered
The Jackson Cash-Book recalls Chas Welling with solemn memorial lines praising decades of Christian faith and duty. It notes his long life of service, his influence on the community, and a wish to live up to his example amid sundown reflections. Prospects and crop notes follow, with a Missouri wheat bulletin detailing wind damage, harvest timing, and regional yields. The issue lists several unclaimed letters at Cape Girardeau post office, with a note to state the items were advertised.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chas. Welling
Department of Agriculture
Missouri
Timothy
Outside View: Kansans on Missouri Governor Stephens
The Topeka Capital argues Gov. Stephens shows political cowardice amid St. Louis riots. It claims his defense shifts blame to newspapers, notes riots by criminals and saloon-goers, and urges him to forget politics and fulfill his duty to preserve order for Missouri's people.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Topeka
Missouri
St. Louis
Gov. Stephens
Son Stephens
Stephens
Missouri. What Gov. Stephens
A Case of Verbosity in the Demokrat Platform
A reader notes the Democrat state platform is sound in policy yet overly verbose. The writer criticizes the document for excess wording and proposes tighter phrasing to improve clarity and impact.
Honest Confession From Ava L Witness Against Stebbins
Ava L spokesman details Saturday night assault on the editor by Chas Stebbins with a knife. He claims he was intoxicated and enraged over a past witness position. They tore shirts during a brief struggle and fled, stating they were unprepared for serious harm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ava, L
Chas. Stebbins
Plumbers Licensed by Cape Girardeau Water Co
The notice states that Richardson & Slavick and Jos Fuerth are the only plumbing firms in the city licensed by the water company for any tapping or interference with water pipes or mains.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richardson & Slavick
Jos Fuerth
Cape Girardeau Electric Lonat and Water Company
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Ignatz Milde
Jackson
Milde
Uriah Jones
Hezekian Brown
John Peter Smith
St. Simmons
Capt. Craig
Will Warren
Warren
Saale
Cigar, Tobacco and Notion
Beddle Street
War Eagle
Leyhe
Episcopal Church
Dr. Bell
Fredericktown
Europe
Paris Exposition
Paria
Centralia
Illinois Central
Irvington
Odin
Effingham
Matton
Champaign
Savoy
Mattoon
W. H. Coerver
Cape
Commerce
W. H. Mulvihill
Perryville
St. Vincent's Academy
Mattie
New Madrid
A. OG. Allen
W. W. Waters
Chamberlain
I. den Siler
X. A. Morley
Broomfield
Theos. Davison
Miss Pearl
Miss Ruby
Duntoin, Hh
Jno. Malvihill
EK. H. Engelmann
August Bierwirth
Tony Gockel
John L. Miller
Dutchtown
Gordonville
Moses Whybark
Marble Hill
Whigbark
Inoomfield Cosmos
Col. Rife
Ripley County
Board of Regents
al Cherue
Hillary Jennings
Mexico
Jerome L. Cheney
Syracuse
N. Y
The
Cheney
Dunklin News
Malden
Wm. W. Nunn
Joel T. Nunn
Bryant & Stratton Business College
Father Nugent
Peters
Ast. Louis
Geyer Avenue
de Witt
Win. H. Coerver
Marriet
William H. Willer
Peas
John Vandorn
Bertha Schafer
Mas
U. Os
Lily
Cape Girardeau County
Jefferson City
Jas. KR. Jenkins
Jackson la
Grown of
Gray’s Ridge
Prescott House
Noah
Clay Phelps
Jas. Ti. Jenkins
J. A. Crecilius
Schuh Drug Company of
John Phillips
Sikeston
Cheatham
Ardiola Stave Co
Ardiola
Hobbs Place
Swinton
Joe Howage
Caruthersville
Grogan
Jack Bradford
Nater
Jeff Limbaugh
Limbaugh
Democratic County Central Committee
Denver
Colorado Springs
Pueblo
Ogden
Salt Lake Cit
Hot Spring
Spearfish
Deadwood
Custer
S. D
Sheridan
Wyoming
Jao Munchhill
Len Miller's
M. Wasterling’s
J. Stephan
Glenn
Corbett Photo Co
Doen Corbett Photo Co
Broadway
Kinis
Kodak
Ollie Moeter
Gillie Moeder
David A. Glenn
I. Gen Miller
Postotice
Cape Gitariean
Joop. Allen
Murphy Johnson
Enis Everld
Eorig McClune
M. BR. Brooks
Pitts Lewman
John
Unger
Dura Mre
Orrison
Frank Eaves
H T
Barbora
Agnes
Harcroves
Pact Smith
Limie
Miss Huey
Emma Mrs. Smith
Salite Mise Imber
Db H Sullivan
Leoostra Tehnaon
John Wrar
John C. Williams
M L
Ace. Breewints
Western Poultry and Game Co
Cape Girardeau, Mo
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