Aunt Mat Coleman Dies in El Paso at 68
News from El Paso Texas reports Martha E. Coleman known as Aunt Mat died June 10 1919 while visiting her step daughter Mrs Jeff Darnall. Born 1880 in Holmes County Mississippi she lived a long quiet life amid family ties and church devotion. She married Dollie Coleman and had one child Dollie Ware now Mrs Albert Ware of Paragould Arkansas. She and her kin are remembered for generosity and kindness as a devoted Christian who valued giving over all possessions.
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el Paso
Texas
Martha E. Coleman
Mat
Holmes County
Mississippi
Jeff Darnall
Texas City
H. P. Coleman
Long Beach
California
Dollie Coleman
H. P
P. A. Coleman
Braggadocto
Dollie
Albert Ware
Paragould
Arkansas
Mood
West
Joe
Ohio
Sid Wand
Walter Michie
Micola
Guy Michie
Steele
Sam
Arthur White
Tom Curtner
Wes
Howie Joadain Miller
Pat the Sierras
Aunt Mat
Pascola News: Local Visits and Timber Work Report
Mrs. T R Cole and children visit in Hayti while Mrs A V Eachus hosts guests. East Prairie visitors include Mrs Fred Shelly and daughter Helen. Jno Alderidge of Chaffee in town. Brown and Jeff Day to Leachville for timber work. Ora Hackney has smallpox. Ball game Senath beats Pascola 7 to 5. J Tull moves grocery and barber shop to Tim Dorris building and plans improved service. Attendees at Holland hall game listed. many named. one boy was beat.
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Jas. Tull
Tim Dorris
A FRIEND'S TRINCTE MEMORIAL NOTE
A brief, reverent memorial line honoring a friend, expressing sorrow and the pledge to remember her fondly. The fragment reflects a personal tribute and lasting affection in a concise note.
Mississippi River Scenic Highway meeting to be held in Cape Girardeau
A July 14 meeting in Cape Girardeau will bring together delegates from thirteen counties along the Mississippi River Scenic Highway route from St Louis to Memphis. Each county court is to appoint ten voting delegates to decide the route. The drive to build the highway from Lake Itasca to the Gulf moves forward with four active divisions. Pemiscot County is to appoint its delegation, with Hayti hoping the road passes through the city.
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Cape Girardeau
St. Louind Memphis
Mississippi River
Lake Itasca
Gulf of Mexico
South Central Division
Pemiscot
Hayti
Leason
Sunday School Party and Local News Briefs
Mrs Ethel Dorris hosted a lawn party for her Sunday school class with Stella Dorris and Lilian Elliston serving sherbet and cake.Reports note Charlie Statts robbed after alighting at 19 20 train, two men pistol whipped him and escaped with his pocket book. H Dawson Well a loom plumber visited Cepe Girarden. Sunday Dawson served in France and Germany after armistice, then billeted there. Mrs D B Hayes with W E Gotcher and Lizzie Wallace returned from Paragould Arkansas after visiting relatives. Romey Burch of Caruthersville Illinois visited briefly. Wes returned home after National Army service in France. Willa Wakefield, 22, drowned near Terry Hills. parents live nearby.
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Ethel Dorris
Stella Dorris
Lilian Elliston
Charlie Statts
Jack Tevster
H. Dawson
Listers Drie
Cepe Girarden
Dawson
France
Germany
Well Known Haytians Wed at Lutesville
A pretty wedding at 11:00 am on June 25 united J H O Connor of this city and Flora Winters at the home of J Allen in Lutesville Rev Shacklett of Marble Hill officiating. The couple left for Cape Girardeau the next day. O Connor taught in the local grammar school and Winters taught here two terms. Attendees included Judge Greene Bloomfield and many local residents. The Herald extends best wishes for a long, happy marriage.
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J Allen
Lutesville
J. H. O'Connor
Flora Winters
Allen
Shacklett
Marble Hill
Cape Girardeau
O'Connor
Misa Winters
Judge Greene
Bloomfield
HG. Eaton
Hershel Brown
Morehouse
Arthur Allen
Hay
Post Office Set for West Side Gaither Building
The post office will be located on the west side of the square in the Gaither building once new fixtures arrive. The new fixtures will be up to date and enable attendants to provide real service.
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Gaither Building
Dr. T. G. Fallin Returns From Kentucky Visit
Dr. T. G. Fallin came home after a month in Kentucky and the trip was cut short by a fall in Memphis that caused injury. Joe D. Brooks also returned from a several months in California.
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T. G. Fallin
Kentucky
Memphis
Joe D. Brooks
California
Fire damages Pearly Paine's house and repairs begin
Pearly Paine's house caught fire on Monday nearly destroying the structure and fruit. The home is badly damaged but repairs started this week with Co. C. Limbaugh and Chas. Ray handling the new house for Mr. Catchen of Upper Cooter Bay. J. A. Jones secured a boy from the St. Louis orphans home Wednesday morning, brought by Rev. Co. L. Davis. The Methodist Sunday school plans a Gibson's Bayou picnic next Sunday. Rev. John Kerney to preach at the Baptist church. Uncle Tom Lipscomb of Steele staying in Cooter. School to reopen July 14. Mrs. Clarence Polk improving after illness. Mrs. Wm. Welker hosted guests from St. Louis. Little Charles Franklin Adams staying with Uncle and Aunt Chas. Martin, suffering boils. Hert Morgan of Sikeston, bottling works owner, visited the city Monday. cousin to Fred and Charlie Morgan. Perfection and Puritan oil stoves advertised at Highfill-Nellind Furniture Co.
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Bay
J. A. Jones
St. Louis
Rev. Co. L. Davis
Southeast Missouri
Charles Franklin Adams
Chas. Martin
Hert Morgan
Scott Connery
Sikeston
Our City
Fred
Charlie Morgan
Southeast Missouri Agricultural Bureau formed at Sikeston
The Southeast Missouri Agricultural Bureau, organized over two months, was perfected at Sikeston on June 17 with eight counties: Butler Cape Girardeau Dunklin Mississippi New Madrid Pemiscot Scott and Stoddard Thad Snow of Charleston elected president T J Douglass Kennett vice president Xenophon Caverno Canalea treasurer and John T Stinson secretary manager The group aims to solve regional agricultural problems promote exhibits at state fairs and attract new farmers to settle and develop the area with a sixteen-director structure and 100 annual dues.
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Southeast Missouri Agricultural Bureau
Sikeston
Butler
Cape Girardeau
Dunklin
Mississipppi
New Madrid
Pemiscot
Scott and Stoddard
Thad Snow
Charleston
T. J. Douglass
Kennett
Xenophon Caverno
Canalea
John T. Stinson
Mr. Snow
Mississippi County
Birds Point
Missouri
Douglass
Caverno
Ferm Bureau
Southeast
Missouri Agricultural Burest
Bareau
Burea UN
Removal Notice for Barber Shop and Eracery Move
A barber shop and Eracery announce relocation to the building one door south of the post office on the east side of the square, previously Cook & Co Meat Market. Call to visit at the new location. One L.
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Eracery
Cook & Co. Meat Market
Typewriters for sale in Caruthersville Missouri
Listing of typewriters with model numbers including Benington 16 Monarch 3 Underwood USA Peguerr 207845 and Smith 5 prices from 40 to 55 dollars. Includes note of latest model features and offers phone contact Jus A Jackson Caruthersville MO for inquiries.
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Benington
Smith
Underwood
USA
Peguuer
Monarch
Jus. A. Jackson
Caruthersville
Local Horse Remedy Ad From Old Missouri Paper
An ad promotes Farris Colic Remed, a horse treatment given by drops on the tongue to prevent colic while noting unsafe old methods. It lists Sanders Store in Buyti Missouri and an Oldsmobile model for sale with a large price, and directs readers to Ed Hay near Hayti Missouri for purchase or inquiries.
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Collie
Farris
Colines
Sanders
Buyti
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Pascola News
T. R. Cole
A. V. Eachus
Fred Shelly
Helen
East Prairie
J. Manuel
Moxie Manuel
Addie Clove
Fern
Bragg City
Jno
Alderidge
Chaffee
Luke Abbott
Ilinois
Brown
Jeff Day
Leachville
Ora Hackney
Louie Pott
Senath
Pascola
Holland
Misses Nanule
Sadie Mitchell
Marcella Bureh
Muriel Parker
Mes James Ed
B. Meo
Roy Harper
Lamaur Thompson
Dale Perkins
Lon Ridgeway
Walter Schillings
Jack Tester
Thomas Smith
Chas Trainors
Reid Brown
Frank Poster
Lucy Cannon
Ed Huy
Air Ganges
Jacks
DryGcs Jewelry
Firestone
Firestones
Stopleaks
Romey Burch
Caruthersville Iile
National Army
Servace
Willa Wakefield
Terry Tihls
Paseolu
Herald
Cooter News
Pearly Paine
Co. C. Limbaugh
Chas. Ray
Mr. Catchen
Upper Cooter
The
Methodist Sunday
Gibson’s Bayou
John Kerney
Baptist Church
Uncle Tom Lipscomb
Cooter
Clarence Polk
Wm. Welker
Rhoda McClannahan
Lorena Hartman
Highfill-Nellind Furniture Co
Mae
Ed Hay
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