Farmers institutes schedule set for fall and winter meetings
The secretary of the board of agriculture plans a large slate of farmers institutes this fall and winter. Localities seeking meetings should inform the secretary early. The board will send qualified lecturers and focus on corn improvement with fairs and premium ribbons. Winners may enter the state corn show in Columbia in January for valuable prizes. Address inquiries to Secretary Banded Agriculture, Columbia, Mo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Argicultuce
Missouri Corn Growers' Association
Cohmbia
Murs
Banded Agriculture
Columbia
Fragmented OCR confuses name and place in unclear notice
A garbled OCR fragment mentions a trust and multiple proper nouns such as Tom Watson and New York. The readable bits reference a bank, money, and an address line, but the text is incomprehensible and lacks a coherent event or action to summarize.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Abel
Tom Watson
Maglaren
New York
Balloucci's Snow Liniment Endorsed After Pain Relief
Rev Weob Riley Ng Yu writes of fifteen days of excruciating rheumatism and says Ballueci's Snow Liniment gave his first relief on first use and entire relief on second. For sale by Dr Woods, the druggist.
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Weob
Riley
Lduba
Ng Yu
Woods
Ballard's Snow Liniment Praised for Rheumatism Relief
W Sullivan of Sullivan Howse in Reno writes on June 6 1902 recommending Ballard's Snow Liniment for rheumatism saying it gives immediate relief. Sold by Dr S K Woods the druggist priced 50 cents and 1 dollar.
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Ballard
W. Sullivan
Sullivan Howse
Reno
S. Lk. Woods
County and probate court schedules for Jackson area
County court meets the first Monday in February May August and November at Jackson. Probate court meets the second Monday in February. Circuit court meets the first Monday in January May and the third Monday in August at Jackson. Common pleas court meets at Cape Girardeau the fourth Monday in January May and September. An advertisement for Kodol Dyspepsia Cure claims it cures stomach troubles, sold by W. A. Trickey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
County Court
Jackson
Probate
Circuit Court
Common Pleas Court
Cape Girardeau
W. A. Trickey
Train schedule fragment for Ste Genevieve and nearby towns
No. 22 daily for Ste Genevieve St Marys St Louis and intermediate points. No. 12 daily for Ste Genevieve St Marys St Louis and intermediate points. Daily for Memphis Peoria Champaignsville Siesta and inter med Heciste pockets. No 20 daily for Commerce Benton Mersey Missouri Milde Kennett Leachville. No. 20 daily for Theties and Chicago. Trains arrive No. 2 daily from St Louis St Marys Ste Genevieve No 1 daily from St Louis Ste Genevieve. No. 2 daily from Methgirls Penn Quincy Sikeston and Katy Hdy. No 1 daily from Taekee Blenfield Del and Titer. No 212 daily from Leachville Kennett Malden Morehouse Morley Commerce Benton. Bryan Snyder general passenger agent J Neal ticket agent.
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Ste. Genevieve
St. Mary's
St. Louis
Itermediate
Denann
Sr. Mary's
St. Lows
Memiplus
Peon
Chanitiersville
Siesta
Browmitletad
Daxfom
Page TM
Naslor
Delta
Bloomifield
Taskee
Iter Teche
Commerce
Benton
Merhey
Mireticaie
Milde
Kennett
Leachville
Chicago
St. Lois
St. Mery’ S
Qin Ste
Genevieve
Sb Ste
Gennevieve
Methgirls
Penn
Quruthersville
Sikeston
Kater
Pwekiits
Phexte
Writnut Ride
Dianikonten
Naoto
Pople Hit
Paxieo
Phlonmoteta Mad Pett
Taekee
Blesnigeld
del and
Titer
Tirehiante Panitites
Leaehyile
Malden
Morehouse
Morley, Commerce and Benton
Tat
Chieuan Thielies
Batp
Cotton Belt Route Opens New Steel Bridge Access
The Cotton Belt Route announces a new steel bridge between St. Louis and the southwest, opening April II to traffic and eliminating ferry transfers. The bridge promises lower grades, fewer curves, and smoother tracks, alongside improved schedules for trains to Thebes and Thebes area, with special excursions for fruit and line tours.
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St. Louis
Southwest
Mississippi Rover
Thebes
Reneh
Arkaosis
Leowisiatin
Hiteratorn
Godothiers
Lowe St. Lens
Larkau MN
Cotton
St. Lois
Community Notes Mix Local Wins and Moves
Township reports a near unanimous stance on the court house proposal with four in favor and none against. Bridges halted by worker illness and material delays. Gus Moll seeks eye treatment in St Louis as his family relies on him. Will H Miller leaves the mill for Kurreville commerce. Mrs Moll and family move into his former home. Neighbors relocate homes and Mrs Jane McLane shows improving prospects after hospitalization. Claude Snider returns from St Louis while Maude Snider plans teaching work for September. Olive and Hazel Miller visit from the Cape.
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Court House
St. Louis
Gus Moll
Will H. Miller
Kurrevilly
Miller
Kurreville
Moll
Wilbanks
Russell Lessley
Jane McLane
Baptist Infirmary
Claude Snider
Maude Snider
Jackson
Olive
Hazel Miller
Cape
Return of relatives and friends visits Jackson area
Relatives and friends, returning last week, were accompanied by Misa Katie Snider, their cousin J. H. Thompson a former citizen now of Union countyArk. Uncle Henry Welty of Dunklin county reviews his old home. Dr Horn stays with nephew Claude Buar nard at DeWitt Ark. Quarantine keeps them indoors but no yellow fever nearby. They hope the southern epidemic slackens and Roosevelt aims for peace. Jackson Missouri may gain water works lights and a new courthouse and jail. Barkis.
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Misa Katie Snider
J. H. Thompson
Citigen
Union County
Ark
Henry Welty
Dunklin County
Horn
Claude Buarnard
DeWitt
Roosevelt
Jackson
Barkis
DeWitts Witch Hazel Salve Promises Quick Healing
The advert touts DeWitts Witch Hazel Salve as a scar free healer for cuts burns and bruises with fast relief. It claims to draw out inflammation soothe cool and heal piles and skin diseases and warns against counterfeit products sold by W A Trickey.
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DeWitt
DeWitt's
W. A.trickey
Fraternal Order of Colonials Describes Membership and Benefits
The Fraternal Order of Colonials outlines a white male only membership aged 18 to 50, medical exams required, with local assemblies and a Supreme Assembly of 26. Benefits vary by membership year, up to full face value plus assessments after five years, framed as protection and financial planning within a ritualistic social organization.
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Supreme Assembly
Order
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Farmers’ Institutes
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Peepetiatectio Trust
Tom Warset
Beereet Sere Br Dite Sir Weed Taney
Tom Weteens
Ostiety
Shane Meyer
Dorie
Illinois Central
Tridivielions
Talice Papas
Cathal
Taft
Cares Seiatica
Cape Girardeau & Chester R. R. Co
Procrimintas Cerih
Seeaeue
Cope Girardeat
Duwekson
Liontis
Court Directory
Frisco System
Depait
Bryan Snyder
Heneral
J. #. NEAL
Phony
Pier
Hithia
Cotton Tell
Millerville
Depot
F. A. Obermiller
Kill
Couch
Cure the
Luncs
Dr. King
Gurest
Henderson's. Lumber Yard
Chas. W. Henderson
Prop
West Main Street
Jackson, Mo
Grove
Largo
Cc. Dewitt & Company
Ill
A. Trickey
the Fraternal Order of Colonials
State of
Missouri
Bership
Ita
Supreme Executive Committee
David P. Bailey
Wm D. Robertson
Edward D. Hays
John P. Mabrey
J. D. Mayfield
William H. Miller
Supreme Auditing Committee
Edward W. Flentge
Andrew F. Williams
Charles A. Sawyer
Supreme Office
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