Republican county central committee urged for early meeting
A letter from Jackson Missouri calls for an early Republican county central committee gathering to map a campaign plan and unify township clubs. It urges two county conventions if a dominant group arises, stresses majority rule, and urges supporters to run without backing by named individuals. The piece critiques Cape Girardeau’s press for alleged criticism of streets and defends journalistic purpose.
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Republican County Gentral Committee
Notice of Sale for Fredericktown Bottling Works
The Fredericktown Bottling Works will be sold at public auction to the highest bidder for cash on January 30, 1904 at 1 PM in Fredericktown Missouri. For further particulars write T S Kinorr Fredericktown Mo.
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Fredericktown
T. S. Kinorr
Not the Worst Town in Our Circuit Court Visit
Visitors from another county praised Jackson’s courthouse, courteous officers, and well kept records while criticizing their own town’s court facilities, front, and land titles. They suggested moving up to Jackson despite concerns about their own town.
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Jackson
Jack-son
Amateur Literary Club in Millerville Plans Public Show
A. L. C. Notes report Millerville Amateur Literary Club meetings continue with growing membership and high attendance except New Year’s night. Open session held Christmas night. Barkis invited to next session. Public entertainment set for January 30 with ten cent admission for those over six. Officers elected for one month: President James Arnold, vice president Mildred Miller, secretary Mrs. Ee. Mae Cureton, treasurer Carrie Snider, doorkeeper Pearl Stearns. Program included a debate on U.S. policy toward the Filipinos, readings, a melodrama, and various performances.
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Millerville
Barkis
James Arenol
Mdpar Miller
Ee. Mae
Cureton
Carrie Snider
Pearl Stearns
U.S
Das Arnold
Jdael Nunn Patay
Myrtle Stearns
Ray Miller
Markda Mabrey
Ada Reynolds
Bula Snider
Messrs
Herman Miller
Joel Nunn
Carl Hendricks
Limbaugh
York Sale
Annie Howard
Georgia Tucker
Mies
Obituary for Lewis Hest 10-year-old boy near Oak Hides
Lewis Hest son of Mr and Mrs Chas Bost died of typhoid and pleurisy after five weeks sickness at ten years old. He was laid to rest at Kurreville cemetery following a Lutheran church funeral. The obituary notes his kindness and promise, and includes a verse of comforting poetry for his grieving parents.
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Lewis Hest
Chas
Bost
Oak Hides
Lewis
Tie
Kurreville
Tam
Notice to Creditors of Kaiser Estate Final Settlement
Administrator Kowaka Kaiser invites creditors and all interested parties to attend the final settlement of Frederick Kaiser estate at the next probate court term in Cape Girardeau County Missouri. The court will be held at the courthouse in Jackson on Monday February 4.
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Cape Girardonu
Jackson
Moncay
Kowaka Kaiser
Sarah J. Adams
Wald
Cape Ghromlao
Fey
Jan
Akane
Winal Settlement Notice In Cape Ghromlao County
Ll the undersigned administrator of the estate of Sarah J Adams will make final settlement of said estate at the probate court in Cape Ghromlao County. Court date listed as Monday February 8 and January Adilnstator.
From Our Exchanges and Local Notes
Clarence Taylor, 13, accidentally shot and killed his brother Pearl in Cape Girardeau last week. Gov Dockery pardoned Sir Abernathy of Scott county for second degree murder in October 186, sentencing to ten years. George B. Rogers, a Caruthersville lawyer, was shot January 2 by Gabe Owens after drinking. Rogers was attorney in the Austin case set for March. Jim Jenkins killed James Gibbs near Marble Hill over timber. dispute over ownership and delayed remedy. Roy Smith, Benton Record staffer and former Poplar Bluff star, disappeared after leaving Charleston for this city. family and friends fear foul play. he formerly played for the Champions as “Preacher.”
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Pearl
Cape Girardeau
Gov. Dockery
Sir Abernathy
Scott County
George B. Rogers
Caruthersville
Gabe Owens
Rogers
Austin
Jim Jenkins
James Gibbs
Marble Hill
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I. H. Smith
Benton Record
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Poplar Bluff
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Denton Record
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Poplar Blufff
County Court Proceedings and road commissioners named
County Court authorized a 1500 loan from the school fund to the Masonic board at the Cape. Accounts allowed include hospital, water, electricity, court fixtures, jail repairs, and county officers stationery. A long list of road commissioners was appointed across districts. warrants totaling 150 as paid for services. Court adjourned until the next term.
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State Hospital
Cape Girardeau Water and Mlecurie Light Co
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W. F. Schade
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Edward Koch
Oliver Alexander
Jas
W. Noland
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W. F. Clippard
J. Tacke
David Crites
Frank McDowell
Wm. Wissman
Elam Russell
J. B. McBride
August P. Voges
A. J. McGhee
J. Tl. Runnels
E. F. Oldham
W. F. Sander
Fred C. Bertling
Wm. F. Schneider
Rudolph Nussbaum
Wm. Hartman
Henry Brakebusch
A. E. Poinsett
J. W. Tidwell
A. J. Barrett
F. Oldham
Otto Seibert
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Minstrel Show at Turner Hall Draws Mixed Reception
The Ward and Waite Minstrels performed last Thursday to a crowded audience. While parts of the show pleased, much of the vulgar material spoiled the performance, prompting calls for cleaner acts and a better theater experience in Southeast Missouri.
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Ward & Waite Minstrels
Missouri
Turner Hall
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