Theodore Roosevelt A Storied Leader For Millerville Yearbook
Herman E. Miller lauds Theodore Roosevelt as America’s strongest, most popular leader. He highlights Roosevelt’s blend of citizenry and rugged work ethic, military heroism, and virtuous White House life, comparing him to Washington, Jefferson, Lincoln, Grant, and Garfield. The essay stresses national growth brings responsibility and praises Roosevelt as the quintessential president.
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Theodore Roosevelt
White House
Roosevelts
Mr. Roosevelt
Rocky Mountains
America
Santiago
United States
Washington
Jefferson
Lincoln
Grant and
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Field
Grant
Garfield
In Favor of New Court House Appropriation
A county vote on August 26 will decide a $75,000 bond to build a new courthouse and jail. The piece argues current facilities are cramped and unsafe, outlines misuses and risks, and compares past taxes and growth to show affordability and benefits of a modern, secure complex with improved offices, vaults, and public amenities.
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New Court House
The
Herald
Court House
Cape Girardeau County Court House Hope Expressed
The statement praises the county residents as builders of a free society and loyal citizens. It asserts public improvement as essential and seeks a modern Court House in Cape Girardeau County to meet needs and reflect credit on its people. Signed Was MILLER.
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Cape Girardeau County
Miller
Sheriff Sale Notice of Levi Welty Property in Millerville
By special execution from Cape Girardeau County Circuit Court a sheriff sale is set for August 30 1905 at the Jackson courthouse south front door. The property is the south half of lots 19 and 20 in Millerville Missouri owned by unknown heirs and legal representatives of Levi Welty. Sale to satisfy the lien in favor of Lee Hart as revenue collector, with bid in cash or best bid.
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Circuit Court
Cape Girardeau County
Missouri
Anid Court
Levi Welty
Res
Cape Girardeau
Lota
Millerville
Jackson
Bernhard Gockel
Sheriff Sale Of Real Estate In Partition Cape Girardeau
In Cape Girardeau County Missouri during May term a sheriff sale is ordered for the real estate described as the west half of lot 4 in the northwest quarter of section 4 township 44 range 12. The sale, by court order, will occur at the Jackson courthouse on August 29 1905 to satisfy the civil action between Henry Born and several defendants including A Emil Kollas and the Mueller family. Bernhard Goukel sheriff.
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Jackson
Cape Girardeau County
Missouri
Henry Born
Emil Kollas
Mata Wolf
Rosa Schnaeberger
Amelia Mueller
Oscar Mueller
Edmund Mueller
Cape Girardeau
State of Missouri
Towit
Bernhard Goukel
Fruitland News Notes and Weather Report
From Fruitland, Mrs Ellen Bates of Dallas Texas visits relatives and friends. Robert Noland plans to build a house soon. Price Sides will quit his section job to raise hogs for a while. Rev Dixon leaves for a three week visit in Kentucky. N M Davis tries the new road grader and proclaims it fixes roads well. Webster Random tends hogs and plans to stop hog plowing. A heavy rain last week caused some damage. seven inches in a jar was noted. Some corn blown down wheat damaged. many houses leaked. Indian Creek east of here caused damage washing wheat, oats and fencing away. Apple Creek north on the county line was higher than ever washing wheat stacks and about 3,000 ties. bridge four feet over. Bro Carpo praised with a nice depot and may offer the same.
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Ellen Bates
Dallas
Texas
Robert Noland
Price Sides
Rev. Dixon
Kentucky
N. M. Davis
Webster Random
Indian Creek
Apple Creek
Carpo
Houck
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Herman E. Miller
Millerville High School
Republican Party
Frisco
General County Revenue Fund
John
Martha
Sheriff's
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Cape Girard_ County
Civil Action Order of Sale
Foleyshoney
IDEAL
A. Jaeger Jackson
Tooele
Tle
Ariikeus
Gini
Lee Harv
Oak Ridge, Mo
Vinyard & Wilson
Grove
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