Land Sale Near Cape Girardeau Promoted by English Estate
An 18000 acre tract near Cape Girardeau Missouri, owned by an English estate since 1873, is offered to settlers and investors. The land borders rail lines, features cultivated fields and timber valued up to 100 dollars per acre, and lies near good towns, schools, and churches. Prices range from 15 to RAO per acre with options for cash or credit and excursion rail fares.
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Cape Girardeau
Missouri
United States
Cape Girardeau County
Cgeorge Northrup
Schultz damages case and strange suicides in Cape area
The Schultz versus Jackson branch railroad case ended with $50 actual and $50 punitive damages after a November 10, 1907 incident where Schultz spat on the train floor and clash with brakeman Davenport. Separately, Cape Girardeau merchant W. T. Wilson allegedly died by suicide. reports defend Davenport’s reputation as polite and peaceful. An accidental shooting at Jackson Military Academy killed 14 year old Everett Parks, with Layden nearby. funeral services held at the academy. The article notes community shock, rumors, and official statements, plus a probate sale notice for Henry G. Lincecum’s estate and a sheriff's sale in Cape Girardeau County.
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Schultz
Stat
JM. & SA. Ry.an
Gi. L. Davenport
Jackson
Allenville
Rakeman Davenport
Davenport
Cape
Jackson Military Academy
Bert Layden
Everett Parks
Layden
Parks
Caruthersville
Parka
M. T. Haw
A. M. Ross
Cols
Birmingham
Hamlin
Cape Girardeau
Sheriff Sale of Real Estate in Partition in Missouri
An adjourned term notice from Cape Girardeau Missouri details an ex parte partition sale by order of the Common Pleas Court. On January 28, 1908, at the Cape Girardeau courthouse, 77.76 acres in section 2 township 29 range 11 are offered to the highest bidder, with 15 acres and 1 acre previously sold to Frank Surface and the German Evangelical Trinity respectively.
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Cape Girardeau
Court of Common Pleas
Cape Girardeau County
Cape Girarden
Missouri
Mussouri
Frank
German Evangelical Trinity
Republican County Central Committee Meets in City
The Republican County Central Committee met last Saturday to discuss affairs and resolve to increase activity. Township meetings are set for January 25 and a county convention February 1 to elect delegates to the Congressional convention at West Plains February 21. Cape Girardeau county is allotted 31 delegates with precinct representation set. Byrd and Cape Girardeau townships hold all precinct meetings at their court houses by order of the committee.
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Republican County Central Committee
West Plains
Byrd and
Cape Girardean Townships
Republican Central Committee
Cape Girardeau County
Notice to Hunters Prohibited on Land by Landowners
All persons are notified that hunting on our land is not allowed. Violators will be prosecuted. Signed by R. F. McLain and I. E. Masterson.
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R. F. McLain
I. E. Masterson
Trespass and hunting ban on Wy farms stated
A notice from Gr A Schaefer of Appleton Missouri warns against trespassing or hunting on Wyoming farms and states that violators will be dealt with according to law.
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Gr. A. Schaefer
Appleton, Mo
Electrical Display At Jaeger Plumbing Shop
J McElroy electrical engineer and contractor will hold a complete electrical display at the Jaeger Plumbing Shop on South High Street. Manager Martin Voglesang invites the public to view the electrical line offerings.
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J. McElroy
Jaeger Plumbing
South High Street
Martin Voglesang
Sedalia Telegraph School Adopts Elegant New Layout
The Sedalia Telegraph School and Railway business college has moved to an elegant hall in the business part of town. It features new furniture, glass partitions, and a golden oak finish, with a chief dispatcher receiving high commendation from top U S roads. It guarantees telegraph placement in an office upon graduation.
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Sedalia Telegraph School
Railway Business College
United States
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