Probate Court Docket Lists Guardians and Executors
May 10 to May 15 1900 docket items list dozens of guardians, executors, and administrators for minors and deceased estates. Names include Amelonke Baileys Crump Drum and many others with appointments as guardians or administrators and dates such as May 11 and May 14 1900.
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Amelonke
August
Benedict Walperswyler
Bailey
David P
Paul R. Bailey
David C. Bailey
Browning
T. J
Mamie P. Looney
Boss
Alvin
Louise
Francis Helmkampf
Huckhannon
Frances M
Chas
Buckhannon
Clippard
Hitt
John
Grace Hitt
Hope
J. R
Benjamin F
Samuel C
Edpar
Archie O. Adams
Horrel
J. A
B. Horrel
Minor
J. i
Thomas D. Hope
Dampster School Attendance and Notes from April
Dampster School closed Friday April 16. Attendees listed include Willie Schwepper Albert Blattner Charles Blattner Arthur Job Tommy Ross Aug Siemers Nettie Schwepper Herminia Schwepper Frances Kirchdoefer Enrollment 30. Daily attendance 22 3 5. Prizes for spelling August Siemers Frances Kirchdoefer Albert Blattner for drawing best map. Farmers delayed planting corn due to rain. H. P. Siemers reported a big Cape fire Tuesday night around 12 30. Claus Thiessen helped Robert Keller bale for Louis Siemers. S. W. A. K.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willie Schwepper
Albert
Charles Blattner
Arthur Job
Tommy Ross
Aug. Siemers
Nettie Schwepper
Herminia Schwepper
Frances Kirchdoefer
August Siemers
Albert Blattner
United States
H. P. Siemers
Cape
Claus Thiessen
Robert Keller
Louis Siemers
Mrs Tillie Guenther Dies at 48 in St Louis
Mrs Tillie Guenther nee Obermiller died Saturday April 17 at 10 50 am beloved wife of Gus H Guenther and mother of Laura D Arthur W Edna L and Tillie Guenther aged 48 years 28 days Funeral Monday April 19 at 26 oclock pm from 460 Dover Place to St Marcus cemetery St Louis Globe Democrat
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tillie Guenther
Obermiller
Gus. H. Guenther
Laura D
Arthur W
Edna L
Dover Place
New St. Marcus
St. Louis Globe-Democrat
Central Business College Pupils Placed In First Class Jobs
The past week saw many Central Business College pupils placed in first class positions with salaries from 40 to 100 dollars monthly. Names include John Kerr Los Angeles book keeper H C Lanning Seattle stenographer Miss Minnie Simms Fort Worth stenographer Miss Ida Bell Kansas City firm 409 F T Building Miss Ella Tiller Atchison stenographer and book keeper John Perry New York City stenographer Miss Lena Cole Kansas City Walter Nance Hughesville bank Miss Helen Moore Sedalia U S Packing Co stenographer M G Nunely Alexis telegraph Miss Stella Brown Sedalia H W Wood theater stenographer Miss Katherine Solon Sedalia Theater stenographer Clarence Schnabel Ionia bank Enrollment very large this year. Correspondence never so good before.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Kerr
Los Angeles
H. C. Lanning
Seattle
Wash
Minnie Simms
Fort Worth
Texas
Ida Bell
Drennon & Shafer
F. T. Building
Kansas City
Ella Tiller
Atchison
Kas
John Perry
New York City
Lena Cole
Walter Nance
Hughesville
Bank
Helen Moore
Sedalia
U. S. Packing Co
M. G. Nunely
Alexis
Ill
Telegraph
Stella Brown
H. W. Wood
Theater
Katherine Solon
Sedalia Theater
Clarence Schnabel
Ionia
Love and neglect in marriage warning tale
A husband wins a wife with wealth but neglects affection. She grows to love another man as loneliness deepens. After confession, they divorce and she marries her true love. The piece argues love requires reciprocal effort, not luxury, to endure. It warns neglect drives women to seek affection elsewhere.
The Idol and the Value of Legends in History
A Chicago Examiner meditation on iconoclasm and tradition. It argues that destroying idols does not erase lessons or imagination, since myths of figures like Santa Claus and historic heroes still convey virtue, generosity, and cultural memory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Santa Claus
Waahieutan
Lincoln
William Tell
Joan of Avary
Chicago
MPANY
Ill
Princess Divorce Harder Than Prince Charm in Era
A brief note hints at royalty dynamics noting another American princess seeks divorce while marriages of princes appear easier to end. no distinct dates or names provided.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Soose
Wood delivery offer from handle factory claims best stove wood
The undersigned contracted to supply all wood from the handle factory this season. It offers home delivery of a double wagon bed of stove wood for $1.50.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alems
RSC
Weveral Sny
J. L. Mead Cycle CO
Mother Gray's Powder for Children promotion
A vintage advertisement urges mothers to keep Mother Gray's Sweet Powders for Children for cold, feverishness, constipation, teething, headache, and stomach troubles. It claims the powders never fail, priced at 25 cents and sold at drug stores. A free trial package is offered by mailing to Allen S. Olmsted, LeRoy, New York.
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Moapay
Dankel
Damback
Henry
Admr
A. J. Damback
Elbrec
F. W
Oscar Elbrect
Elbrect
Arthur Elbrect
Edna Elbrect
Erley
Mary E
Mary Irig
William A. Er
Verones Bay
Turap
Heinberg
John G
Mary Heinberg
Jones
James A
Rachel
Harry Jones
Kiehne
Henry F
Emi Amelung
Litzelfelnerbert E
Catherine
Reginald Johnson
Martin
A. J
Rosa J
Freda L
W. H. Martin
Misenheimer
W. J
Richard
Nellie Mc
Farpay
Nagel
Alma E. Loos
Fiora Loos
Propst
Frances M. Propst
Roloff
Apolph Koloff
Starzinger
Adolph G
Lydia
Susanna Vogel
Shelton
M. E
Anna
Mary Winter
Seibert
David H
George Seibert
Sebastian
Philip
Herman Sebastian
Henry J. Horman
Turner
Mary M
Frederick M
Ida Lou Shell
Tuschhof
Daniel
Matilda
Bertha
Monroe
Martha Tuschhoff
Sat Tuapay
Albert Webbermeyer
Williamson
Dennis
Eatha
Euphrates Childes
Wise
Kirby
Hiram W. Kinnison
Williams
Sam J0
H. I. M. Williams
Zeller
Mary
Alexander Zeller
Dampster School
Castoria
Twta
Central Business College Item
Beatrice Fairfax
The
Smith Premier Typewriter Co
St. Louis
UNION
Arne
Coste
Catalo Union Fence Co
DeKalb
Williams Hardware Co
Chas. Behrens
Jackson, Mo
Uiteria
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