Stray notice in Kinder township Cape Girardeau County
Taken up before Justice G W Holmes by F L Jones on December 5 1908. Described property includes a black mare 3 or 4 years old about 143 hands high with three white feet a star and bell and no other marks. Also an iron grey mare 3 or 4 years old about 144 hands high with no other marks. Appraised at 130 dollars by L F Thomas J B Burnett and C C Kinder.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. L. Jones
G. W. Holmes
Kinder
Cape Girardeau County
L. F. Thomas
J. B. Burnett
C. C. Kinder
Love Through Ages: A Poem of Enduring Union
A reflective verse from Eureka, Missouri, chronicling a lifelong partnership. It speaks of aging together, loyalty, and the belief that love deepens with time. The speaker envisions eternal companionship beyond death, with shared memories and a vow to remain true.
Resolutions of Southeast Missouri Teachers Association
The Thirty third Session resolutions praise the association’s success and credit officers, the State Department of Education, the State University, Cape Girardeau Normal School, Cape Girardeau Public School, and local citizens. They thank Superintendent O J Kern, Prof Samuel Harwood, President Hill, and Mr Hardaway for counsel, emphasize the need for effective county supervision, and urge Missouri legislature action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Department of Education
State University
Cape Girardeau
O. J. Kern
Samuel Harwood
President Hill
Hardaway
Missouri
Resolutions Urge Statewide Support for School Improvements
The Southeast Missouri Teachers Association calls for competent county supervision and favors moving its annual meeting to a summer chautauqua. It urges beautifying school buildings and grounds, proposes illustrated lectures with Cape Girardeau Normal School aid, and asks newspapers to publish these resolutions. The note condemns delays in annual settlements for printers and urges readers to reward publishers for a year of steady progress and service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kern
Cape Girardeau
Bethany Memorial Church Planned at Madison and Sixty Seventh
Goodwin and Jean announce construction of a three story church with a five story day nursery annex for the Madison Avenue Reformed Church at the southeast corner of Sixty seventh street and First avenue in New York City. The existing building sits at Sixtieth street and First avenue. The auditorium will be two stories high with a dining hall behind the first floor and a gymnasium for girls on the third floor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madison Avenue Reformed Church
Sixty Seventh Street
First Avenue
New York City
Bethany Memorial
Sixtieth Street
St Louis Live Stock Market Prospects For Week
Cattle receipts 4000 with two thirds natives, steer market up 10 cents from last week. Hogs 9500, market stronger with heavies about 10 cents higher, good pigs 4.40 to 4.75, bulk 5.35 to 5.70. Sheep 500, market 15 to 25 cents higher, best lambs 6.50 with potential up to 7.00 for choice. No sale Friday Christmas Day. National Live Stock Commission Company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Live Stock Commission Company
Fire at Allenville destroys five buildings
Last Sunday night a fire in Allenville burned five buildings starting in an old frame building owned by W. J. Misenheimer. The blaze consumed the Misenheimer structure, the Harmon building, and the Dale property. Eyewitnesses noted flames advancing in a manner suggesting arson. The Huai mon building was insured for 900 dollars. other insurance values are unknown. Insurance is with Home Mutual Insurance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allenville
W. J. Misenheimer
Harmon
Dale
Huaimon
Our
Home Mutual Insurance Company
County Court Adopts Bonds and Road Works Report
Bond of F H Nettles coroner approved and bond of Charles Randol as poor farm superintendent approved. New school fund bond and mortgage for loan approved. Commissioner Seiler reports Stroderville road work with vouchers approved. Special commissioner Hir 36 reports Pocahontas Neelys Landing road 48 dollars approved. County treasurer Putz report credits 2228 37. Various property transfers and mortgages listed with values and locations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. H. Nettles
Chas. D. Randol
Frank Burford
Wendel Seiler
Stroderville Road
Herman Hatler
Pocahontas and
Neelys Landing
R. F. Reid
John G. Putz
County Court Proceedings 1908 Road and Finance Actions
Fred Goyert fees as county clerk 216.47. Bids for county barn opened unsatisfactory. Putz report on old court house furniture sales shows $19.15 proceeds approved. Road overseers' requests approved for multiple districts. Special commissioners' road improvement reports examined. various warrants allowed. Highway engineer reports on West Oak Ridge arch and Hubble Creek bridges. repairs ordered and new bridge cost placed at 800. Court adjourned to December 28, 1908.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Goyert
Fees
Jno
G. Putz
Old Court House
Max Drum
A. F. Drum
A. L. Miller
E. H.s Weiss
Henry Nagel
A. J. Barrett
H. R. Meier
West Oak Ridge Road
J. J. Fullbrichts
Herbert Thompson
Jas. Smith
D. C. Simpson
Chist Reisenbichler
Geo. Meier
A. J. Schmettzche
Jackson and
Fredericktown
J. E. Russell
F. M. Davis
Hubble Creek
S. C
Real success through effort and self discipline
Julia Marlowe quotes from January New Idea Woman's Magazine on hard work and self denial as paths to success. Advice covers outdoor exercise light sleep and mental rest to sustain sustained artistic effort amid theater life. Victor Hugo calls success a hidous thing but real to those who persevere with purpose. Local merchants embrace a plan to rid their towns of deadbeats and keep business sound.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Julia Marlowe
New Idea Woman's Magazine
Victor Hugo
Rating system to publish citizens' credit standings
A Mer chants Mercantile Co representative in town promotes a public rating of every citizen for credit protection. The so called Red Book will list those who owe and those who pay, enabling merchants to judge a buyer. The plan, long resisted by local merchants, aims to curb deadbeats by sharing ratings across districts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Merchants’ Mercantile Company
Poplar Blut
Charleston
Pocahontas Items Pay Christmas Greeting Notes
Merry Christmas to you all. J. C. Engelhart and Alfred Vogel took a pleasure trip to Frolina. Ruddle Adams and Walter Kieninger conducted business in Uniontown last Thursday. Mrs. J. A. Vogel of Cape visited friends here last week. Mrs. W. A. Bonney broke her arm in a misfortune. R. H. Ruehling and Louis Sholl were in Appleton last Thursday. Mr. Hy Haehnlein of Jacob Ill was on a business trip last week. Miss Cora Boren of Appleton stays with Mrs. W. A. Bonney.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. C. Engelhart
Alfred Vogel
Frolina
Ruddle Adams
Walter Kieninger
Uniontown
J. A. Vogel
Cape
W. A. Bonney
R. H. Ruehling
Louis Sholl
Appleton
Hy, Haehnlein
Jacob, Ill
Cora Boren
Lee Hart
Rev. Telley
Trenton
John Fronabarger
Capron
Okl
Mat Drum
Oak Ridge
Knights and Ladies of Security
Brown Clippard
Herald
Oak Ridge and Vicinity Christmas Notes
Oak Ridge news notes many residents traveling to St Louis for visits and hunts. Two Christmas trees planned in town at Baptist and Methodist churches. Local folks attend shows, auctions, and fairs, with several winners named in recent shows. Community wishes and holiday greetings conclude the item.
Sales Agents Wanted for Largest Picture and Frame House
Advertises permanent agent positions offering $36.00 per week or 40 percent profit with free samples stationery and catalogues. No experience needed and company provides instruction and capital. Franks W Williams Company at 1214 W Taylor Chicago listed. note about Squires' Restaurant cane ries remark.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
Frank W. Williams Company
W. Taylor St
Chicago
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Goodwin & Jean
St. Louis
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Bruening & Kerstner
J. BE
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Court House
Wm. Wessell
G. W. Winyard
Ware & Wagner
Wood Jackson Herald Co
William E. Looney
John B. Sledge
Marcha EK. Williams
City of Chicago
William E. Wallace
Arthur C. Wallace
John F. Howard
Henry Steinhoff
Andrew J. Howard
Geo. T. Allen
H. E. Alexander
William Farrow
Wm. Gartune
Monroe Gartung
Joseph J. Howard
F. M. Howard
James K. Bowman
J. KR. Limbaugh
Millerville
Edna Summers
Otto Nagel
Tilsit
Emma Feuerhann
Chas. Denham
Delta
Ill
Maggie
Oak Ridge and Vicinity
Chas. Evans
Cape Normal
Squire Hahs
Daisy
Dr. Crites
Jackson
Emma Evans
James Smith
Misa Lucy
Squires
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