Boy dies in woods accident near Conren
John Farrow a 14 year old boy left home with his dog near Conren last Saturday to hunt. He was found dead in the mud away from his gun, which lay on a log with the hammer against his breast signaling an accidental discharge. The load struck his chest, but he reached the road before dying. He was buried in New Hope cemetery. Portageville Misouri. D.L. Sorrell arranged July 4 barbecue and repeats it. A junior band forms in Hayti with Otto Russell as teacher. John McAnally, respected Concord citizen, dies at 80 and is buried at Dry Bayou.
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John Farrow
Conren
New Hope
Portageuille Missourian
Poultry Buyer Schedule At Spencer and Stubbis Store
Poultry sellers invited to bring fowl to Spencer and Stubbis Store on Thursday Friday and Saturday each week. The notices say buyers will be present at Slat PIGHER and MEDDLING location for poultry produce trades.
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Thorseas
Spencer & Stubbis
Stormy Ride and Rescue Amid Dalton Floods in 1914
In Wooster dated June 5 1914 a letter describes a violent storm near Dalton Ohio. The writer recounts heavy rain and darkness for 30 minutes, a man swept from the road, a magneto waterline, snake bites prevented by tonic, and the duo persevering to reach town in low gear. Brigades of local notices follow about community events, visits, and minor incidents including a jail misdirection involving a figure known as Weary Willie and a curious police encounter.
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Mr. McClure
H. A. Doterer
Wanted Second-Hand Gasoline Engine Below Budget
A terse classified notice seeks a small second-hand gasoline engine at a low price. It mentions a person named John and includes a questionable line about a denial and a brief code or nickname 3lif. The readable fragments imply a barter style ad in a local newspaper.
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John ‘T. Hawk
Hayti Wins In New Park 4–3 Over Kennett
Kennett visited Hayti for a Sunday baseball game in the new park. Hayti won 4 to 3 after a close contest with 5 team hits. Individual notable names include V Oates Deal J Myers S Oates Barham Farris Lloyd Fisher Key and others contributing runs and hits.
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Kennett
Hayti
V. Oates
Deal
J. Myers
S. Oates
F. Deal
Barham
Farris
Lloyd
Fisher
Key
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D.L. Sorrell
Foust
Harry Genpentach
Concord
Chicago
Lefler’s. l
Otto Russell
John McAnally
Dry Bayou
Mer
Wahl’s
J. S. Wahl Bottling Works
Caruthersville, Mo
Pigher & Meddling
Fetter
Patwerk
Hang
Amiat
Uber
Neme
American Can Company
Pemiscot County
Sanders Brothers
Dortch and McClure
Woodlawn Cemetery
Autostrap
Gillet
Keen-Katier Enders
Eeho Safety Rovers
Hlides
Letler’s le
Jas. Wilson
Les
Win
Wilks
Caruthersville
J. J. Barnett
Billie Barham
R. J. Miller
Portazeville
Mattters
Mitchell Meatte
Portageville
Leiter
Frank Sheppard
KM. Klingensmith and Son
Albert
C.J. McElheny
St. Louis
T.J. Trautmann
Memphis
John Morgan
Riley Orton
Braggadocio
G. R. Henderson
Ben Phillips
Walter Williams
Willie
W. F. Cook
Dage
Williams
J. F. Smyth
Smyth
J.S. Wahl
J. H. Elder
Guiltars
Lesler's
Jop Mead
Cham Rsentine
Harry Greenwall
Bastian Kodaks and
Saupplies
Letler’s. le
Ruth Simyth
Maggie
Florence Tinsley
Huyti
City Hall
Letter’s. le
Fred Smith
Satuday
Mrs. Smith
W. H. Bolen
Hussars
Leslie Hobson
Micola
Herald
W. P. Meatte
H. H. Thompson
Rob Crow
Bob Coppage
Lethear’s. le
P. Huffstutter
Tennessee
Billie Teel
Arthur
New Gayoso
Andy Hampton
Webb
Albert Bigham
George Merrell
Carleton
John Scott
John Baird
Arthur Stacey
D. Sorrell
Mrs. T. J. Baird
Mrs. Mumford
Campbell
Rexall
Lesler’s
Rexall Drug Store
Hot Springs
Alot Springs Medicine Company
Central Avenue
Hot Springs, Arkansas
Buffalo
Kentucky
Distillery No
Scott & Morgan Hayti
Barnett Caruthersville, Mo
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