Normal basketball beat Christian Brothers College 46 to 12
Cape Girardeau notes describe a warm Christmas mood with peddlers in town. The Normal School athletic program is under joint faculty and student direction as it reports on a December 18 Christmas show, December 19 oratorical contest, and January 13 Benton literary society drama. The art department exhibition closes with a Bohemian supper, and music from the band with glee club singing.
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Christian Brothers College
St. Louis
The
Normal
Sale of Cape Girardeau School Fund Mortgage Property
Notice of order of sale under a school fund mortgage for Laura J. Clinging Smith. Describes the loan of 1600 dollars in 1904 05 and the mortgage on Lot 4 in a Cape Girardeau city area. If default occurs, the sheriff may sell the described real estate at public auction with 20 days notice.
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Laura J. Clingingsmith
Cape Girardeau
Asid Capital School
Sour
Recorder’s Office
Cane Girarden County
Cape Girardeau County
Public sale of Laura Clingingsmith property in Missouri
Cape Girardeau county sheriff Bernard Gockel will publicly auction on January 10, 190? the real estate of Laura J. Clingingsmith at the courthouse south front door in Jackson. Sale runs 9 am to 5 pm for cash, to satisfy a $1,702.50 debt plus interest under a November 1907 court order.
Mortgage for Pilgrim Baptist Church Oversees Cape Girardeau Loan
On October 20, 1898 Frank Smith Joseph Patton and Martin Sledge trustees for Pilgrim Baptist Church of Cape Girardeau borrowed 400 dollars from the county for the capital school fund. The deed describes Lot 37 in block A, with a mortgage securing repayment due October 20, 1809, and specifies a lien on rights and boundary lines, subject to default terms.
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Whreens
Frank Smith
Joseph Patton
Martin Sledge
Pilgrim Baptist Church
City of
Cape Girardeau
Jozeph Patton
Martin Sledre
Cape Girardeal
Snidl Lot
Sail City
Frederick Street
Boundry
Prederick Street
Sheriff to Auction Described Real Estate This January
Bernhard Gockel sheriff of Cape Girardeau county Missouri will on Friday January 10 1908 during court session at 10 am and 5 pm offer at public sale for cash the rights titles and interests held by Frank Smith Joseph Patton and Martin Sledge as trustees for Pilgrim Baptist Ardeau in a described property due to default on a mortgage bond The sale is authorized by a November 8 1907 court order and will follow legal terms and conditions set forth in the mortgage deed
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County Court
Cape Girardeau County
Larua J. Clingingsmith
Bernard Gockel
Missouri
Jackson
Cape Girardeau
County
Circuit Court
Laura J. Clingingsmith
Bernhard Gockel
Frank Smith
Joseph Patton
Martin Sledge
Pilgrim Baptist Church
City of
Real Estate Transfers and Notices in Cape Girardeau Area
Real estate transfers listed include The Alfalfa Farming Company to John Crosnoe for lots in Cape Girardeau and adjacent additions, and William W Penrod to William D Buller for 2 acres in Geo 26, Ty 34. Also transfers by B F Davis to Josy pin M McGhee and related entries. A separate notice warns hunters trespassing along a certain frontage will be prosecuted.
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TheAlfalfa Farming Company
John Crosnoe
Blackene
Russell and Whitener
Cape Girardean
William W. Penrod
Wiliam D. Buller
Geo
Jane
Soo
B. F. Davis
Josypiin
M. McGhee
City
Iurder Realty
National Guard units inspected in Southeast Missouri
Captain W Mabrey completed inspections of N G Southeast Missouri companies Jackson Cape Girardeau Caruthersville Mountain Grove Prem ericktown Lutesville reporting all in excellent condition A new company was organized at Ste Genevieve Monday creating a viable regiment for the region in Southeast Missouri
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N. G
W. &. Mabrey
Missouri
Jackson
Cape Girardeau
Caruthersville
Mountain Grove
Premericktown
Lutesville
Ste. Cenevieve
National Guards
Sound Shadows At Sea
Sound shadows at sea are elusive and dangerous for sailors relying on hearing near dangerous coasts. The article explains how fog signals can disappear within a shadow while still audible farther away, sometimes caused by terrain like a bluff behind the signal. Distinct examples show audible ranges changing with distance and other hidden shadows causing more trouble.
Stop Bleeding With Puff Ball Fungi And Bandages
The crountry boy advises using puff Balls dust to halt minor bleeding and washing a deep cut in carbolic water or mercury chloride. If blood flows heavily secure a tight bandage first, then clean and pinch the lips of the wound and apply adhesive plaster while allowing pus to drain as part of the natural process.
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Crountry
Harper's Bazar
Traveled Far to Wed on Hongkong Manila Liner
The Tean arrived with 141 sacks of U S mail and a bride to be Miss Adna Adie from Seattle Washington who came to Manila to marry Harry Whitcliffe Felsen Samar provincial treasurer. The ceremony occurred at the top of the Rev Vetter G Aol j oa' k that sting.
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Tean
United States Mail
Adna Adie
Settle
Wash
Manila
Harry “Ytcliffe Felsen
Samar
Vetter
Unclear OCR Text Sparks Confusing Exchange
Fragmented lines show a garbled dialogue with partial phrases and mismatched words. Readable segments include mentions of a name or label that resemble a quotation device and hints at a questioning response, but no coherent event or clear entities emerge.
Local Marriage Licenses Listed From Area Registry
Lawrence Prost wed Effie Snider and Walker Seabaugh married Martha M Dewis. Henry Auefenberg joined Agnes Kipping. Aug Usneonsshid with Lown Neel and Pearl Batee with Mia Alles. S Brown tied with Mamie Goodrich. Tee Bledaue married Sadie Hebrock.
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Lawrence Prost
Effie Snider
Walker Seabaugh
Martha M. Dewis
Henry Auefenberg
Agnes Kipping
Aug J. Usneonsshid
Lown Neel
Pearl Batee
Foley Shibney Ey Core s and Bladder Bight
A fragmented OCR item references TOLEY SHIBNEY EY CORE s and Bladder Bight with unclear context. Readable bits suggest a local notice or column fragment mentioning names or topics but specifics are not available. The record preserves the readable fragment without invention.
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Toley Shibney’ EY Core
Notice to Hunters Prohibited on Private Land
Landowners R. F. McLain and H. E. Masterson warn that hunting on their land is forbidden. Anyone hunting will be prosecuted.
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R. F. McLain
H. E. Masterson
Hoffmeister and Heinberg Overcoats Bargain Parade
Hoffmeister and Heinberg announce a sale featuring only new overcoats at the lowest prices. The promotion emphasizes up-to-date styles and urges customers to shop for a bargain at their store.
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Hoffmeister & Heinberg
Farmer's Institute to be Held in Jackson Arkansas 1908
The Cape Girardeau county Farmer's Institute meets at the Jackson courthouse on January 1 and 2, 1908. First premiums for best 100 ears of white corn amount to 6 dollars, 4 dollars for second, and 2.50 dollars for third. Best 100 ears of yellow corn pay 2.50 dollars first. Lecturers will be present. L. M. Bean serves as president.
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Cape Girardeau County Farmer's Institute
Court House
Jackson
L. M. Bean
Mrs Elizabeth A Savers Fennimore obituary notes birth and death dates
Elizabeth A Savers Fennimore was born March 14 1838 in Jackson Missouri and died November 12 1897 at her home in Denver Indiana aged 69 years eight months. She married William Fennimore November 10 1865. No children. She joined the M E church at Richmond Indiana in 1849 and remained faithful 48 years despite rheumatism. Survived by husband sister Mrs Sarah Sullivan brother John W Savers and many friends.
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Elizabeth A. Savers Fenimore
Jackson
Missouri
Denver
Ind
William Fennimore
M. E. Church
Richmond
Sarah Sullivan
John W. Savers
Annual Meeting Notice for Jackson Lime & Quarry Co
Notice announces the annual stockholders meeting of the Jackson Lime and Quarry Company in Jackson Missouri to elect five directors and transact other business. The document includes an unrelated courtroom vignette and an advertisement for Foley Honey Tar cold remedy.
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Jackson Lime & Quarry Co
Jackson
Dee
Jackson Lime & Quarry Company
Burfordville Squirbs: Christmas Spirit and Local Happenings
Burfordville notes a festive mood with Christmas preparations and neighborly cheer. Hog killing remains common while Uncle Tom Allen shows frailty. A protracted meeting at Ter rapin Neck reports conversions and religious fervor. A school program December 20 offers prizes for popular young lady and ugliest man.
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Tom Allen
Cunuch
Terrapin Neck
Burfordville
Notice to Hunters on Jaeoh Delph Farm Prosecution Threats
Notice warns that anyone caught hunting or trespassing on Jaeoh Delph's farm will be prosecuted to the full extent of the law. It emphasizes enforcing legal penalties for violations on private property.
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Jaeoh Delph
Notice to stockholders of Manifold Bank meeting
A garbled stockholders notice announces a central detection for several days at the People's National Bank in Joneson. The meeting will be held at the bank office on Delay Date. Attendees include William Pas, Ishior, Jugkein. December 12.
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Notin Ge
Peopieta National
Joesan
Ishior. Jugkein
Notice of debt settlement at Burforiwille
All those tinted are indebted to S Noob at Burforiwille are required to come in and settle their accounts before the new year.
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S. Noob
Burforiwille
Card of thanks for sympathy after wife’s death
William Jennimore thanks friends and neighbors for their deep and practical sympathy during his bereavement after the death of his wife. Published by request.
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William Jennimore
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