Southeast Missouri notes and regional elections report
The piece notes a receiver taking over the J. M. Davey & Company business in Chaffee and cites legal actions on Missouri primary law. It reports a fatal burn near Bernie, a cucumber salting station proposal in Charleston, a Fredericktown man killed by his son, shootings in Dunklin County, heavy rainfall affecting Sikeston, a new Christian church dedication at Poplar Bluff, and several circuit court actions in Charleston and Bloomfield with guilty pleas and parole.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. M. Davey & Company
Chaffee
Chaffee Review
Supreme Court
Republican Central City Committee of
St. Louis
Tommy Merrit
Isaac Merrit
Bernie
Merrit
Bernie Star
Frank R. Meyers
National Picking and Canning Company of
Chas. S. Lutz
Meyers
Charleston
Dexter
Bakter County
Charleston Courier
McDuffie
Fredericktown
W. R. Bell
Marion Bridges
Ephrim Bridgman
Johnson
Dunklin County
Bell
Sikeston
Sikeston Hornet
New Christian Church
Poplar Bluff
F. M. Rains
Cincinnati
Ohio
Missouri
E. J. Fenstermacher
Charleston Crouier
Orval Ashby
Riley
Clarence Walker
W. I. Sidwell
Reform School
State
Greenfield Crow
Pick Montgomery
J. L. Fort
Hodge
John Rider
Fort
Rider
Bloomfield Courier
One-horned side saddle draws town attention on farm hitch
A single horn, old fashioned side saddle attracts notice as farmers' daughters tied a horse on a town side street. The piece playfully suggests young men seek the owner and hopeful marriage, urging patience and plain living over leap year schemes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shirp Shooter
Rolla
W C T U Recital Program at J M A Recital Hall
Local W C T U presents a Monday evening program at 8 o clock April 27 at J M A Recital Hall with admission 25 and 15 cents, children under six free. Rev Browning introduces, then Ten Girls perform Alvin Ross and Bernhard Gockel. Drama Drums of Brandy features Edward Abbott and family plus visitors, with piano by Nellie Howard. Songs by Helen McCombs and Frances Helmkampf, and a range of acts with Lola performers and Col. Wayne. A cordial invitation to the public to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. M. A. Recital Hall
Rev. Browning
Alvin Ross
Bernhard Gockel
Edward Abbott
Cee Ckce Eevee Ee
B. F. Lusk
Emily Abbott
Frankie Lusk
Tommie Abbott
Clyde Mabrey
Eliza Jenkins
Grace McLain
Helen McCombs
Frances Helmkampf
Reece Flossie Kurre
Nellie Howard
Wagner Henry Wedding Surprise in Cape Route
Martin Wagner and Miss Bes Henry were secretly married at the bride’s home last Sunday night. The couple, greeted by relatives after the ceremony, left for St. Louis via Cape. Wagner is the Wagner Brothers bakery firm's junior partner, youngest son of William Wagner. Henry is daughter of Mrs. John Henry. The Herald extends best wishes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martin Wagner
Bessie Henry
John Henry
Our City
the Herald
Politicians Use Policy Talk To Block Competitors
The writer rails against political policy talk used to dislike opponents and kill competition. He argues voters should meet candidates directly, asking what sort of race they would make, noting how insiders claim others are unsuitable for various personal reasons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hank Smith
Bill Jones
Hank
Election rhetoric urges bold run by patriotic youth
The piece urges a young man to ignore Bill Jones and run for office, describing pressure from officials and opponents. It extols sacrifice and steadfast effort, concluding with an account of the M. C. 1. Base Ball team beating the J. M. A. team 6 to 1 last Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Everal
Bill Jones
Bill
Nancy
Burfordville Social News Highlights Local Visitors
Burfordville notes report visits from Cape County figures including Lee Gordon Peter Hanschen Otto Villa and Rodice Kinder while Osceola Arkansas visitor Ellis Proffer stops by. Local students Jessie Zedda Strong and Wilson Proffer attend Cape Normal school as discussions on temperance are held at Link School House led by Rev. Neely Limbaugh.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willie Criddle
Rodice Kinder
Cape Girardeau
Ellis Proffer
Osceola
Ark
August
Charles Maintz
Kurreville
Jessie
Zedda Strong
Wilson Proffer
Cape Normal School
R. L. Crowe
Foster Cole
Link School
Neely Limbaugh
Fiddler Creek Band Enjoys Evening at Smith Home
Health is good in Sedgewickville as farmers feel rain setbacks. C. L. Yates, visiting Marble Hill for Will Mayfield college, spent last week at home. The Fiddler Creek band gathered at J. M. Smith's last Sunday night and played music with C. L. Yates on fiddle, J. R. Smith on guitar, Jo m G. Smith on mandolin, and Miss Tillie Yates among the audience.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. L. Yates
Will Mayfield College
Marble Hill
Fiddler Creek
J. M. Smith
J. R. Smith
Jom G. Smith
Fist Fight in Saloon Flares Between Schrader and Glystner Men
In Tilsitagian a rough altercation broke out between Fritz Schrader and the Glystner brothers of Kelsovo over drinks. The clash began with bets on who would pay for beverages and escalated into street fighting. Schrader knocked one Glystner down and left him unable to rise the next day. Last Friday’s incident draws attention as Mayor I. L. Gladish of Oceola, Ark., visits the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tilsitagian
Fritz Schrader
Kelsovo
Schrader
Glysmer
Mayor Won't Sign Saloon License Case Heads to Court
Conrad Schade's saloon license expired April 16 and a petition to renew was challenged in the county court council by Mayor R W Russell who did not sign. Judge Edward D Hays and T D Hines contest the action in the court of appeals with E D Hays and Hines arguing in St Louis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Conrad Schade
R. W. Russell
D. Hays
T. D. Hines
St. Louis
Mr. Hines
Elegant Social Function at Eastover Dinner
Eastover the home of Mr and Mrs St M McCombs hosted an eight course dinner for the J M A Senior class and Faculty. The dining room overflowed with ferns and cut glass while red and white carnations and Easter era souvenirs adorned each plate. Notables present included Capt Robert Crowe Capt Leslie Wilburn Lieut Lee Mitchell Serg Paul Evans Serg Linn Rairden Serg Foster Cole Serg Frank Highley Serg Edw Swink Cadet Asa Wilburn and Colonels T L Hamlin T W Birmingham Lieut Colonel Lawridge Mass Parik Powell and Virgil B Libby.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eastover
Robert Crowe
Leslie Wilburn
Lee Mitchell
Paul Evans
Linn Rairden
Foster Cole
Frank Highley
Edw
Swink
Asa Wilburn
T. L. Hamlin
T. W. Birmingham
Lawridge
Mass
Parik Powell
Virgil B. Libbey
We the undersigned agree to close at 7 oclock p m
Agreement among listed signatories to close their place of business at 7 oclock p m from May 1 to September 1. Signers include J G Heinberg S M Menee L C Hoffmeister G Miltenberger Bruening Kerstner Priest Behrens Wm B Schaefer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. G. Heinberg
M. Menee
L. C. Hoffmeister
G. Miltenberger Bruening & Kerstner Priest & Behrens
Wm. B. Schaefer
Fresh Fish Offered by A B Reid in Jackson This Summer
The undersigned will be in Jackson on Tuesdays and Saturdays each week during the summer with fresh fish. Remember the days. A. B. Reid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jackson
A. B. Reid
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Col. Wayne
Sol Davis
Rascal
Cece Renee Ene
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Nina
Albert Behrens
Pete
Darkey
Servitet
Wyatt Laden
Poncouman
Denis Sewified
Lynn Rariden
Wayne
Wits
Gierbeeste
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Visaeteseveedee
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Cathryne Hays
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Agister
Flossie Kurre
Songery Halley
Lilbourn Halley
Birmingham
Park Powell
Virgil Libby
Wagner
Henry
Miss Bes
Sie
Bride
Burfordville
Huntling
Mary
Hulda Kipping
Wm. Sanders
Artie Slinkard
Cape
Freeman & Slinkard Soda Factory
W. S. Allen
Oak Ridge
Lee E. Gordon
Peter Hanschen
Gordonville
Otto F. Villa
Farmer's Institute of
Cape County
Joe Meyer
Henry Austenburg
Fritz Haynes
Sedgewickville News
L. Gladish
Oceola, Ark
T.d.hines and
Edw. D. Hays Are
Court of Appeals
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