Real estate transfers in Cape Girardeau area
Patrick Watkins and wife transfer low 7 and 11 in block 2 Cape Cillardeau S72 to J. C Srabaugh. Hirtch Brothers Mercantile & Provision Co to Alice B. Bennett jot 4 in Cape Girardeau S120. Frank G Kimmel to Kimmel & Albert lot 20 in Cape Girardeau Fin. Barry Renfroe to Wm. F. Ford 6.20 acres in section 41 township 30 range 12 265.00. Kies and wife to R. T. Reid jot in Kies addition to Jackson 8200. Wm. J. Fields and wife to Milton W. Brannock jot 75 in Cape Chordeau 35,000. Marian Frederick and Wilhelmine Wiesenstien to Allee E. 8. Deane lot 4 range In Cape Cijrardeau 40K. August Manon and wife to Doris Human lot 27 in Cape Girardeau SW.
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Alice B. Bennett
Cape Girardeau
Frank G Kimmel
Kimmel & Albert
Fin
Barry Renfroe
Wm. FE. Ford
Frei Kt
Kies
R. T. Reid
Jackson
Wm. J. Fielda
Milton W. Brannock
Cape Chordeau
Marian Frederick
Wilhelmine Wiesenstien
Allee IE
Deane
Cape Cijrardeau
August Manon
Doris
Cape Girardau
Favorite Home Paper Promotes Twice-a-Week Republic
The advertisement touts the Twice-a-Week Republic of St. Louis as a century old, popular weekly offering news, politics, World’s Fair coverage, a Farm Visitor supplement, fiction, women and home articles, fashion, and household tips. Subscriptions cost 1 per year via the St. Louis office or local dealers.
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Republic of St. Louis
St. Louis
LMM
Republic
Great West
Hair Shaving Custom Among Oceania Peoples Revealed
A fragment describes three waves of hair shaving among New Hebrides people and Copal islanders, noting elaborate head patterns and a king of plume. The Marquioso chief allegedly shaves the head with two patches near the temples to create two horns, aiming to terrify enemies and space for falconing, though the text is fragmentary and the reasoning unclear.
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Jelly Temptation Leads to Self Spanking Threat
Russell King of Senator Fairbanks staff recalls his young daughter loves jelly. She touches hot jelly in the pantry, withdraws in pain and vows she will spank herself if she repeats the act. The anecdote captures a humorous childhood moment in a political staff home.
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Russell King
Senator Fairbanks
Mr. King
Mamus
Cotton Belt Lands Offer Low Rates for Home Seekers
An ideal country for cheap homes along the Cotton Belt with land at 85, 10, 515 per acre for corn cotton wheat oats grasses and vegetables. Arkansas Texas and Louisiana promise opportunity with mild climate rich soil and cheap lands. Low home-seekers rates about half fare via the Cotton Belt twice a month on the first and third Tuesdays.
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Cotton Belt
Arkansas
Texas
Louisiana
Prohibition Mass Meeting At Cape Girardeau County
Prohibitionists of Cape Girardeau county will meet at the Jackson court house on Saturday May 7 at 10 a m for re organization to appoint township committeemen nominate a county ticket elect delegates to the state convention and other business. All who support the cause are urged to attend and help start the campaign anew. W D Henderson chairman Cape Girardeau Co.
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Cape Girardeau County
W. D. Henderson
Cape Girardeau Co
Stallion Season Prices On Fred Koehler Farm Near Jackson
Announcement lists stallion services for the season at the Fred Koehler farm one mile east of Jackson. Mark the saddle stallion, Rowdy Boy the all purpose stallion, and Black Sam will stand, with Black Cloud Jp. priced at 28. Pedigree attached on application. H. C. Ketter, Jackson.
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Fred Koehler
Jackson
Mark
Rowdy Boy
Black Jack
Black Sam
Black Cloud Jp
H.C. Ketter
Cuckoo to Stand at Kies Farm for 1904 Season
The well bred stallion Cuckoo No 279 Record 2 16) formerly owned by L TH Davis of Huntville Alm will stand the season 1904 beginning April 1 at Louis E Kies farm on Gordonville road half a mile south of Jackson at 15 dollars to insure a mare with foal Jack Jumbo Jr will stand at the same time and place Terms 7 dollars to insure a mare with foal Mare and colt held for service fee and if mare is sold or traded service fee must be paid Season runs April 1 to June 11 Mares served after June 11 must come by morning or noon No mares served on Sunday.
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Cuckoo
L. TH. Davis
Hunteville, Alm
Louis E. Kies
Gordonville Road
Jackson
Ambassador
Vesper
Jack Jumbo, JR
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