Habitual Runaway Louie Krueger Strays For Booze
Louis Krueger of the Cape again suffered a spell that drives him from home in search of liquor. He wandered to Haarig and has not yet returned, later found in a barn nearly frozen. Friends fear alcohol or a cold spell may endanger him, and urge abstinence or restraint to prevent a deadly outcome.
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Louis Krueger
Cape
Haarig
Louie
St. Louis
Charlie Ross
Peep
Charley
Mr. Kruever
Methodist Union Farm Sale and Church Correspondence
A Lonoke county Arkansas tract of 440 acres between Keo and Tolte, 18 miles from Little Rock, mostly timber with 160 acres cultivated, offers as a bargain due to owner’s many holdings. The Cotton Belt railroad provides loading spur and two nearby schools enhance value. Also a letter from T Haw notes the St Louis conference supports federation toward Methodist union in Missouri, praising the move and urging favorable view.
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Keo
Toltie
Lonoke County
Ark
Little Rock
England
Arkansas
Cotton Belt Railroad
Teachers Examination Notice At Cape Girardeau Hall
County teachers examination scheduled for March 22 and 23 in Normal Academic Hall Cape Girardeau Missouri. A Macor notes spring nears and urges readers to prepare, highlighting available stock and urging visitors to see affordable options for the season.
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Cape Iiardeau
A. Macor
Elias Lovell and Adelia Smith Married
An elderly wedding tale reports Elias Lovell and Adelia Smith joining for life under Squire R. M. Sawyer. The groom was seventy years old and the bride seventy four, with the ceremony described as fitting for their advancing years. The Herald extends best wishes to the aged couple.
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Massah
Denis
R. M. Sawyer
Proom
Elias Lovell
Adelia Smith
Herald
Golden Wedding Celebrated by Cape Girardeau Veteran
On last Friday Colonel Thi lenius, a veteran of Cape Girardeau, celebrated fifty years of marriage. At nearly eighty, he remains hale and hearty, a noted benefactor who aided the poor and built a secure life. He served two terms in the Missouri General Assembly and now presides at the German American Bank. The community speaks well of him and wishes many more years added to his useful life.
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Thilenius
Cape Girardeau
Missouri General Assembly
Cape
Community leaders praise the Anti-Saloon League
A letter from M. T. Haw endorses the Anti-Saloon League and urges Jackson citizens to hear Rev. A. G. Robinson when he speaks Sunday, calling the organization efficient and beneficial for present results.
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Anti-Saloon League
Jackson
A. G. Robinson
Oll
M. T. Haw
Woodmen Camp 4935 Plans Real Estate Purchase Meeting
Modern Woodmen of America camp Jackson 493 percent holds regular meeting next Monday night March 18 107 to vote on buying real estate for a Woodman Hall. All neighbors invited and urged to attend this important assembly. A P Behrens Clerk 4935 M W A
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Woodmen OF America
Jackson Camp
Krodol Belief in Digestive Aid and Heart Palpitations
The article notes Krodol as a remedy for sour indigestion and heart palpitations. It claims the product aids digestion, with readers advised to consider its use for digestive comfort and related symptoms.
Proposed New Road Law Receives Final Assembly Passage
The General Assembly approved three road bills. One creates county road overseers with pay between $2.00 and $3.00 per day. A poll tax between $2.00 and $4.00 is levied on able bodied men aged 25 to 50, payable in cash or by work. A general state road fund will collect taxes for road purposes.
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General Assembly
Er Arts
Record of a Worthy Citizen Schaefer's Long Service
About twenty two years ago a county youth left the farm for education at Southeast Normal then West Point where he led his class and earned the title Captain. He returned to start a dry goods business, served on the Jackson board of education and city council, and now presides over county court, the commercial club, and Peoples National Bank. W B Schaefer remains active at the west corner of the public square.
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Beck
Lige
West Point
Solilires
Jackson Board of Education
Commercial Club
Peoples National Bank
Schaefer
W. B
Millerville Telephone Line Sparks Equity Meeting News
The Society of Equity held a meeting with active participation. They discussed a telephone system linking Millerville to the world, noting poles nearly up and a promising project. Dr. Presnell relocates from the Snider property to a farm north of town.
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Society of Equity
Millerville
Presnell
Snider
Cape
Wise McClain
J. F. Houk
Idaho
U No
Gordonville Changes Attracted by Young Hustlers
Gordonville undergoes shifts as new residents arrive. Ex-teacher Geo. Summers moves to First National Bank Cape, Alvin Penzel leaves teaching for bank leadership in Gordonville, blacksmith William Kocher relocates to Crystal City, and Paul Phieler resumes forework duties while promising honest labor amidst local anxieties. Meanwhile Jackson Missouri votes April 2 for two school directors and a tax levy near seventy cents, with Behrens and Burns terms expiring and Henderson presiding over the board.
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Gordonville
Summers
Gordonville Bank
First National Bank
The
Cape
Alvin Penzel
William Kocher
Chrystal City
Paul Phieler
Paul
Gordeansville
City of
Jackson
Ani
A. P. Behrens
Board of Education
W. Tlenderson
L. Hoffman
Fr C LODGE TRANSFERS MEMBERSHIP TO KNIGHTS
Fr C lodge initiates 40 Fraternal Order of Colonial members who transfer to the Knights and Ladies of Security Cape drill team leads, officers preside, a lunch served. Local thanks and notices follow, listing names and positions. Card of thanks appended for illness care and well wishes.
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Cape
Cape Lodge
Te J. Juden
Mann
Meshas, McDonnald
Pansl
Dalton
Bel
Rev. O
Colvina Etalas Preller
Alice Richardson
Ollie Miller
Mattie Masterson
Alma Pehymer
Messrs
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Uniting of Methodist Churches
Southeast
M. B. Church
South
Episcopal Methodism
Union of Theso Methodisms
M. E. Church
College of Bishops
Federation of the Methodisms
Missouri
T. Haw
Foley Sidney
Golda
H. C. Wolters
Schaefer Easter Togs
Giesecke Ay
Kimona
Fr. C
Rev
Dison
Joan Broley
Maggie Smith
Beth Jackson
Chase, Browning
D. Hays
Lua
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