Southeast Notes and regional updates from Missouri press
The Southeast Missouri Press association is invited to meet by Southeast drummers in Cape Girardeau on May 24 25 and 26. Campbell Dunklin county endured record flooding from a cloud burst last week. Bloomfield in Stoddard county will host a new supply store and roller mill for farmers. Dexter may host a Chau taiqua in August with speakers including Mr. Bryan Bob Taylor and W. H. Wallace. The Southeast Medical Association reported its best meeting in 28 years with about forty present including five new members. A northbound Frisco passenger train near Ken nett depot was fired upon, narrowly missing Judge Ford and D R Cox. A dandelion and weed control tip uses gasoline in an oil can to kill plants. Ex reports on New Madrid county former treasurer L B Wathen showing a $10 066.47 county balance due, with the court considering the matter. Wathen bonded by Baltimore firm. Charleston notes low turnout for Jesse James events and calls for defending Missouri’s moral standing against glorifications of crime.
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Cape
Southeast Missouri Press Association
Campbell
Dunklin County
Stoddard
Bloomfield
Dexter
Charles F. Stokes
Mr. Bryan
Bob Taylor
W. H. Wallace
Messenger
Southeast Medical Association
Charleston Enterprise
Frisco
Kennett
Ford
D. R. Cox
Joseph Weigle
H. C. Latham
L. B. Wathen
New Madrid
Wathen
United States Fidelity and Guarantee Company
Baltimore
Village Life and Tragic Lightning Strike in Perry County
Reports from Pocahontas and nearby areas describe a slow corn planting season as farmers delay field work. A Monday train excursion carried passengers from Daisy and Oak Ridge to Jackson, with limited stops. A fatal lightning strike near Altenberg killed 17 year old Walter Fisher, with his body found in a feed stall after a thunderstorm. Additional notes mention a near fire from Martin Fisher’s barn and two colored boys who stole corn from Mr Bremer before returning it. A baby death in CARFO is recorded with unclear cause.
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Pocahontas
Daisy
Oak Ridge
Fruitland
Jackson
Scribbler
Brady
Walter Fisher
Young Fisher
Frohna
Perry County
Martin Fisher
Mr. Bremer
Martin Mangela
CARFO
One Gold and Another Cold Remedy Ad
A short ad notes the season's first cold may be mild but warns the next cold tends to linger and be more troublesome. It promotes Scott's Emulsion as both preventive and cure, urging readers to take it.
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Scott
I Thank the Lord for Bucklen's Arnica Salve
Hannah Plant of Little Rock proclaims relief from long running sores after using Bucklen's Arnica Salve. She credits the salve with curing sores that others could not heal over five years. Sold guaranteed at Dr S E Woods drug store for 25.
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Hannah Plant
Little Rock
Bucklen
S. E. Woods
Ballard’s Horehound Syrup Endorsed For Colds
Mrs. A Barr of Houston Texas reports January 31 1902 that one bottle of Ballard’s Horehound Syrup cured a very bad cough. The advertisement touts the syrup as best for coughs from cold drafts and wind with 25c 50c and 1.00 price points and lists Dr E Woods as the selling druggist.
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Ballard
A. Barr
Houston
Texas
E. Woods
Real Estate Transfers In Cape Girardeau Area
Elizabeth Burford administrator transfers 16 acres in section 7 to H R English. Fred E Kies and wife convey lot 34 in Tiedeman's addition Jackson to J G Kies. Heirs of Wm Bonney transfer lot 7 in Cape Girardeau to Dina Woody for 900 dollars. Hilderbrand deeds 64.5 acres in section 5 to Henry Lipsmieger for 51,500. Grumhultz to Hilderbrand half acre in Cape Girardeau area for 50. Renfroe to Withers four lots in Allenville. Aug Peetz to H W Peetz 101.19 acres for 2,000. Henderson to Glover Harris four Whitewater lots 7 8 9 10 for 140. Zapf et al to Joseph A Bessi lot 19 in Zapf addition Cape Girardeau for 210. Carrie Hill to Robert Hill 86 acres in Cape Girardeau area for 200. Aschenbrener et al to Lillie Jones five acres in section 20 30 14 for 34 40. Geldmacher to Christ Geldmacher several Cape Girardeau Zapf addition lots for 237.59. Hahn to Neumeyer 46 acres survey 2271 for 300. Finney to town of Whitewater lot 9 Kinder's addition 575.
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Elizabeth Burford
D. J. Burford
H. R. English
Fred E. Kies
J. G. Kies
Tiedeman
Jackson
Wm. Bonney
Dina Woody
D. Cape Girardeau
D. C. Hilderbrand
Henry Lipsmieger
Christian Grumhultz
D. C
Block
Allenville
Aug. Peetz
H. W. Martin Peetz
Co. W. Henderson
Glover Harris
Whitewater
Christian Zapf
Joseph A. Bessi
Zapf
Cape Girardeau
Carrie Hill
Robert L. Hill
Roy C. J. Aschenbrener
Lillie Jones
Wm. H. Geldmacher
Christ. Geldmacher
J. W. Hahn
Johns. Neumeyer
J. M. Finney, Jr
Kinder
Reserved Seats for Gold Medal Contest at J M A Hall
Reserved seats for the gold medal contest next Monday evening at J M A hall. Tickets on sale at Grant's tomorrow Friday with no extra charge. Admission 15 cents. Ohio contestants aim to win, with New Mexico and Missouri contenders opposing. Secure seats early.
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J. M. A. Hall
Grant's
Jackson
Ohio
New Mexico
Mexico
Missouri
Positive Remedy Praised for Bruise Care in Texas
D R Burns of Doversville Texas reports14 days bedridden with a severely bruised leg found relief using Ballards Snow Liniment. He endorses it as the best medicine for bruises ever sent to the afflicted and a positive necessity. Available in 25c 50c and 1.00 prices. Sold by local dealers.
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Ballard
D. R. Burns
Doversville
Texas
E. Woods
A Guaranteed Cure for Piles by Paro Ointment
A guaranteed cure for piles including itching bleeding or protruding cases. If Paro Ointment fails to cure in 6 to 14 days, druggists refund money. First application provides relief. Price 50 cents. Send 50 cents in stamps to Paris Medicine Co. St. Louis Mo for post paid delivery.
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Paris Medicine Co
St. Louis
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