Oil men of St. Louis face charges over forged checks
Information for obtaining money under false pretenses will be issued against William C. Uphoff formerly with International Oil Co St. Louis at the request of M G Temple a plumber who says Uphoff passed two checks drawn on German Savings Institution totaling 35 dollars. Checks were marked insufficient funds. Uphoff sought in St Louis on other charges and had arrived in Cape last year to sell stock. Temple and Charles Blattner indorsed or cashed checks later dishonored by the bank. Bryan G Pratt, briefly president of the oil concern, was pardoned for bigamy after a two year sentence. Cape Girardeau Tribune.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William C. Uphoff
International Oil Co
St. Louis
M. G. Temple
Temple
Caruthers
Uphoff
Cape
Temple Indorse
Charles Blattner
Uphoif
Blattner
Bryan G. Pratt
Major
Bigmay
Cape Girardeau Tribune
Banquet At Hotel Glencoe For Ar kansas Grocer Co. Employes
The Ar kansas Grocer Co. wholesale division held a banquet at Hotel Glencoe on Wednesday night. Manager J W Pyles did not attend. twelve covers were set due to superstitions around the number 13. The event celebrated a strong year for the company with a generous menu and socializing. Local manager J W Oates and assistants attended from Blytheville. A local farmer, Owen Walton, plans to read the Herald regularly after visiting Hayti and Shackleford farm activity is noted. Some stock selling schemes in Hayti were attempted but largely ignored by locals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Will Pyles
Arkansas Grocer Co
Glencoe
Mr. Pyles
Fairfield
Blytheville
Ark
J. W. Oates
The
Herald
Owen Walton
Dowd Gayoso
Hayti
Shackleford
Cape Normal selects basketball captain for the year
Cape Republican reports Harry Gettings chosen captain after a meeting of Normal basketball players on Monday afternoon. The custom to pick a captain after the two games with Carbondale Normal was followed due to last year's anticipated graduation. Dennis Slow, a carpenter from Netherlands in Pemiscot County, returned to Cape Friday after a six week absence while completing contracts there.
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Cape Republican
Harry Gettings
Carbondale Normal
Dennis Slow
Charles Nenninger
Netherlands
Pemiscot County
Cape
Nenninger
Drainage Engineer Weds A Pretty Miss
Blair Boyle and Miss Ethel Hamilton were married at the Presbyterian Church in Caruthersville at ten o clock Tuesday morning by Rev. W T Browning. Hamilton is the second daughter of Mr and Mrs J M Hamilton, respected city residents. Boyle, born in Kokomo Indiana, moved here two years ago to work as an engineer for the Little River Drainage District.
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Blair Boyle
Little River Drainage District
Ethel Hamilton
The
Herald
Presbyterian Church
Caruthersville
W. T. Browning
Miss Hamilton
J. M. Hamilton
Mr. Boyle
Kokomo
Tind
Mary L
Some Herald Boosters and a St Louis Wedding
Renewals pour in from Herald subscribers with warm thanks and wishes. A new subscriber Boyle from Caruthersville, now housekeeper for her son, is described as businesslike and conservative. After their wedding they will take the noon train to St Louis then return home to celebrate with friends. The Herald extends congratulations and best wishes for happiness and prosperity. The spring waists at Duckley's are highlighted as the prettiest.
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Caruthersville
Will Nethery
Hayti
W. A. Crockett
Boyle
St. Louis
Herald
Local notes and market chatter from Hayti district
J M Ball traveled to Memphis to oversee cotton holdings likely to rise as U S pressure on Germany increases. Mrs D L B Hayes visited daughter Mrs V E Hopkins in Marston. J H Fields Meat Market advertises shorts chops bran and hay. L E B Thrupp of Caruthersville seen on Hayti streets. Buckleys promotes ladies house dresses.
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J. M. Ball
Memphis
Tenn
Sam
Germany
J. H. Fields Meat Market
Mrs Beach Dunklin Visits Mrs Dorris In Ca Ruthersville
Mrs Beach Dunklin of Ca Ruthersville spent several days this week visiting Mrs J L Dorris Sr.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beach Dunklin
Caruthersville
J. L. Dorris, Sr
Buildings Contract Awarded at Melson Town Site
Bragg and McKay announce contracts for Melson for three brick stores at 75 by 75 feet with red brick fronts, price six thousand dollars, to replicate Kennett Sperce building except color. Orville E. Campbell secures fifteen houses in varied four to five room layouts. A large brick hotel is planned, with no firm let yet. Forty acres laid out for town, Frisco railroad lays out tracks, siding, and depot site.
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Frisco Railroad
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OIL Men
M. G. Temple of
W. C. Uphoff
Kamfer Kream
Lefler’s
APPLE
Buckley
Arkansas
Kennett News
R.C. Walker
Col. C. N. Walker
Piggott
L. GO. White
Kennett
Audrey Berry
Hattie May Argo
Ari
Herald-News
Weils-Fargo Express Co
Bill Simpson
Hayti, Mo
Commerce
A. V. Rachus of
Portageville
Doling
H. V. Litzelfelner
Chas. R. Pierce
J. W. Green
Margaret Tinsley
C. E. Bragg
Andy Shaw
E. C. Masden
Cunningham Store Co
Hazel Brothers
Huffman
Duckley's
Nutiong
D. LB. Hayes
Marston
V. E. Hopkins
L. EB. Thrupp
Hayts
Buckley's
Melson
New Town
New
York
Coats
Quality Store
I. Kohn
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