Sam Lusk Dies at 44 in Cape Hospital
Samuel S. Lusk died last Thursday at St. Francis Hospital in the Cape after a ten day illness from heart failure. He was 44 years old and leaves two sons Norman and Barrett, ages about 19 and 16. Burial was at the Cape last Friday at 3 p.m. with funeral services by Rev. H. W. Whitnell of the Methodist church.
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St. Francis Hospital
Cape
Samuel S. Lusk
Sam
Norman Lusk
Esther
Barrett Lusk
Allenville
H. W. Whitnell
The
Methodist Church of the
St Louis Live Stock Market Report November 2 1908
Cattle receipts reached 5000 with prices 10 cents higher. top cattle sold at 7.00 per head for four loads of 1578 pound cattle. Hog receipts 10000 opened slow but closed strong with good hogs 5.70 to 5.95. few good hogs today. Sheep and lambs steady with lambs 5.00 to 5.50 and sheep 4.00 to 4.90. National Live Stock Commission Company.
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National Live Stock Commission Company
County Superintendent Visits Rural Schools Schedule
County Superintendent T Fr McNeely reports visits to Clover Hill and East Egypt districts from October 26 to October 30. Schools listed include Brick School House Coker School West Egypt Iona Minton Brooks Juden Poplar Grove Gordonville with multiple teachers and attendance figures showing enrolled and present students on each date. Local schools noted: Clover Hill E G Randol, Little Bethel colored Josephine Bright, Marion Thomas, Edwin Rudert, Jas McDonnell, Lewis Daugherty, Bessie McCain, C A Norvell, Verna Welborn, Florence Reed, A I Taylor.
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T. Fr. McNeely
Clover Hill
E. G. Randol
Brick
William A. Ray
Little Bethel
Josephine Bright
Coker
Marion Thomas
West Egypt
Edwin Rudert
Iona
Jas
McDonnell
East Egypt
Lewis Daugherty
Minton
Bessie McCain
Brooks
C. A. Norvell
Juden
Verna Wellborn
Poplar Grove
Florence Reed
Gordonville
A. I. Taylor
Church children entertain with a cold water exercise
Reverend M. T. Haw led members who drilled children to perform in church last Sunday evening as a substitute for preaching. The cold water exercise, aided by the chorus, was well received by the audience and may be repeated soon.
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M. T. Haw
Rabbits Time Call For Everyone Involved
Community alert urges Goodwin and Jean to mobilize all volunteers for a large rabbit control effort. Local authorities emphasize safety and coordination across districts to reduce overpopulation and protect crops and gardens.
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Goodwin & Jean
Tafts Probable Electorial Votes and Missouri Races
Tafts probable electoral votes total 327 with 309 confirmed. Missouri may add 18 more. Regenhardt may defeat Lane for senator in the 21st district. The 12th 18th and 7th districts trend Republican. Missouri Legislature likely Republican by joint ballot. Local constables elected include J H Sander Apple Creek J H Howard Byrd Jno Frazer Hubble George Rodenmayer Cape H J Weiss Random C M Waddle Welch. Governor Hadley pledged to all the people and promises an era of honesty and efficiency. Republicans look to victory in county stock law defeat and ward Indians question. Missouri could show people rule with a Republican governor and Legislature.
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Taft
Missouri
Regenhardt
Lane
Mth
J. H. Sander
Apple Creek
J. H. Howard
Byrd
Jno. Frazer
Hubble
George Rodenmayer
Cape
H. J. Weiss
Random
C. M. Waddle
Welch
Hadley
County Court approves road and tax warrants and hires officials
Monday session presided by Judge Schaefer with Geharter and Eggiman present. Numerous town and district road warrants issued totaling hundreds, salaries set for officers and poor farm superintendent Chapman Randol appointed for 1900 at $500 yearly. Court adjourned to November 6.
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Schaefer
Geharter
Eggiman
August Litzilfelner
View
John Swab
Axman
G. Lansman, Jr
M. Bean
J M
Randol
City of Water
Dr. J
Horn
E.G. Wallmann
Jackson
Appleton Road
H. P. Sievers
Gordonville
J. W. Hoffman
Inc
J. Wilfreth
Millerville
Marble Hill
Holmes
J. F. Proffer
Er. H. Weiss
Cape la Croez
Hopper Road
Herman Hatler
J. H. Young
Herman J
W. Hoffman
IC. C. Maintz
AH. Weiss
Fred H. Hents
H. J. Brinkhoff
Anton Gockel
Wm. Huebel
Wm. Brunkhorst
B. F. Hahn
John L. Miller
Chas. D. Randol
Turkeys Needed for Thanksgiving Trade at Goodwin and Jean
Turkeys will be ready for Thanksgiving supply starting November 10. Large fat turkeys only are wanted. Call for prices with Goodwin and Jean in Jackson.
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Goodwin & Jean, Jackson
Wall map sale offer with Herald subscription deal
An offer promotes a wall map for $1.25 and a Herald one year. A map costs 50¢ separately, or existing paid subscribers can extend eight months and receive a map for 5¢. Readers are invited to respond if interested.
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The
Herald
No Trespassing Notice by Farm Owners
The undersigned citizens declare that they want no trespassing on their farms and any violator will be prosecuted to the full extent of the law. Names: J. W. Savers, Fred Reinecke, C. H. Loves, R. P. Taylor.
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J. W. Savers
Fred Reinecke
C. H. Loves
R. P. Taylor
For Sale Farm Awaiting Mortgage Secured Deal
Farm for sale with LOL acres priced at 1200 dollars total with 3400 down and the balance paid over time secured by mortgage on the farm. Apply at this office.
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Sam Lusk
St. Louis
Bryan
Union
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