Subscriptions Bring Suit and a Word on Indictments
Southeast notes recounts publishers suing 45 nonpayers, with 28 affidavits of no more than the law allowed, leading to attachments and petit larceny bonds of 800 dollars each. The piece dings a Supreme Court ruling over a missing the word the in indictments, rails at legal technicalities, and praises straightforward news. It also covers local notices of farmers, editor changes, a murder linked to a sawmill dispute, and a rat control tip using lye.
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Supreme Court
Obituary: B S Schwab Dies in City at About 60
Died in this city on last Sunday B S Schwab aged about 60 years a former Dutchtown farmer merchant moved to Jackson four years ago he was an Lime Kiln stockholder and vice president of Jackson Exchange Bank his death mourned by many his burial was in the city cemetery with sympathies extended to the bereaved. Threselas
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B. S. Schwab
Schwab
Dutchtown
Jackson
Lime Kiln Company
Jackson Exchange Bank
Berraved
City
Cemeters
Threselas
Pleasant Hill exercises draw large crowd and praise
Sunday activities at Pleasant Hill drew a large crowd for a well attended exercise. Frank Dwanm shows slow improvement after a road grader incident two weeks ago. N M Davis, frail, plans to return to Schumer Springs. Drs Hall and Adkins treated Robert Morton for water intake. Rev Kilbough preached at Fruitland Saturday night May 23. Wilber Colyer lost his driving horse last week. J W Caldwell reports alfalfa hay crop quality. Noland Trickey and Hansel building addition to flour mill. Railroad service improving with dry mud, sturdier road bed, regular trains, careful goods handling. Henry Schweer serving on jury at the Cape this week.
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Chilirens
Pleasant Hill
Frank Dwanm
N. M. Davis
Schumer Springs
R. R
Henry Schweer
Cape
Jury Scribbler
Catholic ladies ice cream sale for school Friday
Catholic ladies will serve ice cream and strawberries for the Catholic school at the Oliver building next to Cape County Savings Bank tomorrow Friday May 29 in the afternoon and evening.
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Oliver
Cape County Savings Bank
St Louis Live Stock Market May 23 1908 Report
National Stock Yards Lil Ill May 23 1908 cattle receipts 300 all Texas native market steady week gains for prime beef steers 7.00 to 7.25 good to choice 6.00 to 6.9 cattle and sheep receipts and prices given with hogs 4000 receipts top 5 then market steady outlook strong for choice cattle hogs lower.
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St. Louis
Jackson Herald Co
National Stock Yards
Lil
Texas
National Live Stock Comnesion Company
Commencement exercises of the D M A class
The D M A commencement program was held frayed by rain with several stood for the event. J M A band led by Mr Schlueter played well. Robert Crowe gave a unique humorous class history and listed members with a joint tally of their class metrics. Frank Highly delivered a forward looking prophesy that mixed humor and thought, envisioning futures from preacher to hobo. Judge W N Evans Democratic candidate for governor addressed the class and presented commissions from the governor. Asa Wilbourn spoke briefly.
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Mr. Highly
W. N. Evans
Asa Wilbourn
Largest school class honors ten graduates in history
Ten graduates received medals for scholarship and drill with Asa Wilbourn winning the scholarship and drill medals, Robert Crowe the department medal, and Madge Crowe the C A Sawyer medal in fine arts. Col T W Hamlin presented the trophies as congratulations were extended and farewells said.
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Col
T. W. Hamlin
Asa Wilbourn
Robert Crowe
Madge Crowe
C. A. Sawyer
Big Hearted City Marshall Frees Drunk Neighbor
City marshal Henen Wagner arrested a neighboring townsman last week but after the man spoke honestly about his state of intoxication and good intentions, the marshal spared jail and sent him to a hotel room. The incident portrays the marshal as reasonable and honorable.
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Henen Wagner
Marshall
Colored citizens urged to rise and lead in bettering community
A message from Scott Michell urges Black readers to unite and advance as citizens. He emphasizes proving worth to white allies, rising from current conditions, and educating young men to be sincere and reliable to elevate the race and benefit the country and community.
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Wwe
Scott Michell
Eal
Notice on intoxicating liquor sale by Mary Reid
Mary E. Reid warns that any person giving or selling intoxicating liquors to her son Alex Reid will be prosecuted.
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Alex Reid
Mary E. Reid
Tree Planting To Expand Kansas National Forest
President Roosevelt signs a proclamation expanding Garden City National Forest by 206107 acres, renaming it Kansas National Forest totaling 320387 acres in Finney and Kearney counties. Plans include planting 65000 hardwood seedlings this spring and establishing a new five acre nursery at Garden City funded by Finney County lease.
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Roosevelt
Garden City National Forest
Garden City
Kansas National Forest
Finney and
Kearney
Sandhill
Kansas
Arkansas River
Congress
Forest Service
Finney County
Canal
Sand Hills
Obituary of Francis E Noce and Burfordville items
Francis E Noce, born Genoa Italy July 15 1826 died near Burfordville Missouri May l 1908 age 81 years 10 months 1 day. He served in Italian Army emigrated to the United States at age 20 and settled in Cape Girardeau County Missouri. He married Jane Ramsey and had six children. After her death he married Elizabeth Helder man and one child was born. He left Catholicism for General Baptist faith about 30 years prior. The community notes him as a valuable citizen with no enemies. He leaves a wife two sons a daughter and a step-daughter. Also mentions local township politics, social visits and travel of residents including W S Allen Kinder township committeeman elected May 5. visits by various residents to Cape Girardeau, Jackson, Marble Hill, Manila Ark and other places. notes on teaching, school and church events.
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Francis E. Noce
Genoa
Italy
Burfordville
United States
Missouri
Cape Girardeau County
Jane Ramsey
Elizabeth Helderman
America
General Baptist Church
County court frees Cape Girardeau Burfordville road
The county court ruled on Monday that the Cape Girardeau and Burfordville road becomes a free county road and the current route will be maintained like other county roads. All interested parties should ensure the road remains in good condition and every feeder road into Jackson should be gravelled to attract local produce.
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Cape Girardeau and
Burfordville
Jackson
Fresh fish visits by A B Reid in Jackson summers
The undersigned will be in Jackson Tuesday and Saturdays of each week during the summer with fresh fish. Remember the days. A. B. Reid.
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Jackson
A. B. Reid
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W. H. Lewis
St Francois County
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Poplar Bluff
Thomas May
Alexander Eastwood
Neelyville
Fruitland
Wilber Colyer
J. W. Caldwell
Noland
Trickey
Hansel
W.S. Allen
Kinder Township
Wile Lester
Richard Lively
Linbaugh
Link School
Fred Kurre
Willis Vaneil
Edna
Mose Thomas
Egypt
Mills
Birdie Estes
Lynn VanAmbueg
Marble Hill
M. M. Points
Fritz Meyer, Jr
Scott County
John Cunningham
Kennett
C. C. Gladish
W. 8
Noce
Ernest Points
Joe Schwab
Manila
Ark
Elon Protter
Matthew, Mo
Otto Meyer
Thelma
John
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