Buckeye school closes for smallpox fears and lists top attendance
The Shawneetown and Buckeye schools shut temporarily due to sickness, urging vaccination to curb smallpox spread. It notes four months left in Buckeye’s term, lists banner and honored pupils, praises classical literature study, and shares a long letter from a former pupil in California. Resolutions of respect for Jefferson Lessley are adopted by Burfordville M W of A.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shawneetown
H. Reid
Buckeye School
Josie Lehreiner
Virga Davenport
Ulah Davenport
Nora Weisbrod
Claude Davenport
Ottis Davenport
Amos Howard
Henderson Howard
Carl Howard
Pearl Schmidt
Valley Burns
Mosse Reinemer
John Reinemer
California
Burfordville Camp
M. W
Jefferson Lessley
M. W. of A
Jackson Herald
Weekly
Republican
Local notices on Jackson Route 4 and area events
Items mention Miss Mary Borgfield recovering health and a rabbit hunting accident killing a dog. Minnie Hoare hosted a well attended party with eighteen girls and as many boys. Arnold Keller visits from Dutch town on Route 3. A wed ding on Route 4 is anticipated. The note notes a recent marriage of Bernhard Tuasch hoff and Annie Abernathy from the fair in October.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Borgfield
Martin Borgfield
Alvin
Minnie Hoare
Arnold Keller
Dutchtown
St Louis Live Stock Market Report January 18 1909
The St Louis market opens with a moderate sale of 5000 cattle mostly mixed stock and few good steers. Hogs total 14500 with Southern hogs slow. top hogs reach 6.90, good to choice heavy hogs 6.25 to 6.50, sows and butchers 6.00 to 6.45, light pigs 3.75 to 4.00. Sheep receipts 2000 with active, steady demand. top lambs 7.75, yearlings 6.75, wethers 5.50, ewes 0.25. Prospects favorable for stronger hogs and sheep prices later in the week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Natrona Live Stock Commission Co
Descent of the Holy Spirit. Parrr No. 2
A lecturer notes that the disciples obeyed the Master’s command and waited in Jerusalem in prayer between the ascension and the outpouring of the Holy Spirit. Luke records a single event in this interval as context for the following Pentecost account.
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Holy Spirit
Parrr No
Jde Jusalem
Luke
The Choosing of Matthias and Pentecost Reflections
The text recounts Peter addressing the vacancy in the twelve, Matthias chosen after prayer and casting lots. It describes Pentecost as a ten day prayer preparation leading to the Holy Spirit’s arrival with wind and divided tongues of fire. It emphasizes unity, love, and the Spirit’s gifts guiding the church, teaching love for God and neighbor.
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Peter
Judas
Israel
Jacob
Canaan
Jesus
Mathias
Jerusalem
Christ
Egypt
God
Prayer for Teachers to Console Burdened Souls
A sermon urges teachers to be filled with a spirit that gladdens souls burdened with sin and cares for those beyond the veil. It emphasizes earthly love and care as a path to comfort the fallen and the grieving.
Real Estate Transfers List Reveals Multiple Property Deals
Jalvin B Galusha transfers to Chas Schreiner and wife Lot 31 in Cape Girardeau. Herman Ruehling and wife sell 40 acres in section 36 township 33 range 12 to Fred Ruehling. John M Conner and wife sell 40 acres in section 27 township 88 range 12 to Margaret and Joseph Merideth. J W Cobb and wife to section 26 township 33 range 12. Uz Clippard and others sell 40 acres in section 27 township 33 range 12 to Joseph Merideth and Jerry McLane. Joseph Merideth sells 40 acres in section 27 township 35 range 12 to Henry Puls. Kile Anderson and W E Anderson sell 50 acres in section 5 township 30 range 11 to Odessa Anderson. Mississippi Valley Land Developing Co to B F Davis and Olivia W Davis 640 acres in section 27 township 80 range 18 valued at 3000. B K R Statler to Arthur Limbaugh 150.88 acres in survey 177 township 2 range 11 for 600. Wm Hope and wife sell lot in Fruitland to Theo Leimer. Minnie B R Montgomery heir of Don and Harriet Craig decd to M E Snider 7 acres in section and township 20 range 12 for 770.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jalvin B. Galusha
Chas. Schreiner
Cape Girardeau
Herman Ruehling
Fred R. Ruehling
Setion
John M. Conner
Margaret Merideth
Joseph Merideth
J. W. Cobb
Uz Clippard
B. F. Davis
Olivia W. Davis
B. KR. Statler
Arthur Limbaugh
Hope
Theo, Leimer
Fruitland
Minnie BR. Montgomery
Don
Harriet Craig
M. ER. Snider
Ranwe
Sheriff Sale Under Special Execution in Cape Girardeau
The sheriff of Cape Girardeau County Missouri will sell on January 26, 1909 at the Cape Girardeau courthouse the real estate of Kate Thurburn and August W Daves Lot 65 Range 1 Ellis Street 914 feet by 180 feet at public auction for cash to satisfy an execution in favor of The German American Bank of Cape Girardeau. He notes Heinberg's new suits for men boys and children are now in.
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Court of Common Pleas
Cape Girardeau County
Missouri
Bank of
Cape Girardeau
Kate Thurburn
August W. Daves
Ellis Street
County of
State of
Bernhard Gockel
Pocahontas Local Notes on Amusements and People
In Pocahontas outdoor amusements like coasting and skating prevail, with indoor sports and endire pitch play noted. Residents and travelers are mentioned, including J. R. Abernathy returning from a farm, Fred Gerler’s interior painting by Latchan, and doctors busy with smallpox fears. Reports of a possible wolf sighting near Lewis Reisenbichler, and various visits, travel, and community meetings fill the day. Local officials, postmaster Schoen, and residents Altha Cotner, Julius Stevenson, and E. G. Wallman are named amid school and club activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. R. Abernathy
Neely's Landing
Sam Morgan
Fred Gerler
Latchan
Lewis Reisenbichler
Here
Br. G. Wallman
Herman
Gust
Koenig
Jackson Monlay
Martin Perr
New Wells
Fred Ruehling
L. RK. Bowman
Lyman
Dennis Martin
Jonesboro
Ark
Altha Cotner
FL J. Schoen
Jackson
Cotner & Kasten
Pocahontas Station
Julius Stevenson
E. G. Wallman
Oak Ridge
Commercial Club
Hawe
Littl
Hy. W. Patz
Phentrx
Cow For Sale In Gordonville Mo For 320 Cash
Small family cow good milker. When well cared for yields about two gallons daily and five pounds per week extra. Second call in October. Price 320 dollars cash. Contact Rev Chas J Morver Gordonville Missouri by phone letter or call.
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Chas
J. Morver
Gordonville
Abstract of Title Sales Ad Notice
Abstracter offers title abstracts and deed services. Prompt attention to all orders with contact via phone number 50.
Hunters Notice Forbids Hunting On Farms
The undersigned forbids hunting on their farms. Those found violating this order will be prosecuted to the full extent of the law. R. C. Kneibert A. C. Ford Jno M. Smith William Schuette.
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R. C. Kneibert
A. C. Ford
Jno
M. Smith
William Schuette
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