Reply by M D Collins foe to school board attack in Missouri
A Jackson Missouri letter attacks rector M D Collins for opposing the Dog Wood District 36 school board over use of a school house. It asserts board consent was never given, cites Revised School Law 1909 and quotes signatures from district directors and taxpayers denying Collins access and condemning his claims as falsehoods and mischief. The exchange portrays a heated local dispute with multiple signatories.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. D. Collins
Catholic Church
Jackson
District 36
Bog Wood
Jackson Herald
Daily Republican
Dog Wood
L. M. Shaner
Elam Russell
L. H. Steimle
Cape Girardeau County
Missouri
Mrs Alvin Boss Hosts Birthday Dinner
Mrs Alvin Boss entertained relatives and friends at a six o clock dinner last Thursday to celebrate her birthday. Guests included Mr and Mrs Eli Abernathy, Mr and Mrs Bern Gockel Jr, Mrs Lula Helmkampf, Mr and Mrs R K Wilson, Mr and Mrs R M McCombs, Miss Margaret Ruff, Miss Adelaide LaPierre, Miss Hellen McCombs, and Miss Frances Helmkampf.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alvin Boss
Eli Abernathy
Bern Gockel, Jr
Lula Helmkampf
R. K. Wilson
R. M. McCombs
Margaret Ruff
Adelaide LaPierre
Hellen McCombs
Frances Helmkampf
County Court Transacts Large Volume of Business
County Court convened in regular November session with Judges Schaefer Rabin and Seivers and Clerk Goyert and Sheriff Schade in attendance. The court fixed officers’ fees, approved road and bridge contracts, and issued warrants for overseers and election expenses. A guardian’s report on Curtis Short was filed. petitions for bridges and road changes were considered. and the Highway Engineer was instructed to build a steel bridge across McCullough Slough on the Whitewater Burfordville road. The session adjourned with notes for continued actions next week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Schaefer
Rabicn and Seivers
Goyert
Schade
J. Frank Caldwell
G. F. Seivers
Fred Goyert
Cape Girardeau
Byrd
Dennis M. Schvally
R. R. Budwell
Shherminnan
Brunke & Son
Rock Levee
William Schuette
John Huckstep
Bartels Ditech
Cape la Cruz
J. J. Probst
Stearns
Everett
Bloomfield Road
John Recines
Wm. Williams
Missouri Bridge & Iron Co
Bridge Steel
Bedwell Hardware Co
Bridge
Union Lumber Co
P. B. Adams
W. W. Alexander
Ben Landgraff
Robert Mantz
Jas. H. Reynolds
E. A. Bedwell
H. G. Sadler
F. Hente
D. Hensley
J. J. Welker
Christ Nagel
O. P. Barker
Eggiman Bros
Herman J. Weiss
Curtis Short
Apple Creek
Biehle’s
McCullough Slough
Whitewater
Burfordville Road
Southeast Missouri Railroad Proposed From Ancil to Hickman
A new railroad fifty miles long is planned in southeast Missouri. The Charleston and Hickman railroad company received a state charter and is capitalized at 600000 dollars. It would run from Ancil in Scott county via Charleston to a point opposite Hickman Kentucky in Mississippi county, connecting with the Cape Girardeau and Thebes Bridge Terminal line. Gibony Hoack of Cape Girardeau is named as principal stockholder.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Missouri
Charleston and
Incorporators Named for Cape Girardeau Venture
The Charleston Courier notes the formation plan includes holder and other incorporators Chas. G. Juden Ralph Schultz William H. Bohnsack and Chas. T. Lewis all of Cape Girardeau in the agency’s setup.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chas. G. Juden
Ralph Schultz
William H. Bohnsack
Chas. T. Lewis
Cape Girardeau
Charleston Courier
Exciting Jackson grid classic ends in stalemate
In a highly disputed football game in Jackson, the second Normal team and Jackson High clashed. Despite being overmatched, the home squad prevented scoring by the visitors while failing to notch points themselves. Standout moments featured tense sidelines and multiple near-misses as officials Rt. B. Collins and brothers Robert and Ray Medley oversaw the contest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jackson
Jackson High School
Rt. B. Collins
Cape Girardeau
Robert
Ray Medley
Elopement of Ellen at Armory Hall Tonight
The Presbyterian ladies present a comedy drama The Elopement of Ellen at Armory Hall tonight. Friday’s bill features When a Man’s Single a comedy about a curious love episode. General admission will be charged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ellen
Armory Hall
Presbyterian Ladies
Republicans Win a Great Victory in Missouri State Ticket
The paper reports a strong Republican triumph in Missouri, noting Governor Hadley’s satisfaction and Democratic disappointment. It argues the statewide GOP win signals Missouri’s lean to Republicans, despite some gains for Democrats in Congress and a lone long-serving Democrat being replaced on the Supreme Court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hadley
General Assembly
Missouri
Supreme Court
Market Report Cattle Hogs Sheep Steady Tone
Market report shows cattle receipts 8000 with general market 10c lower than prior week, early sales steady for desirable cattle, outlook for smaller supplies and firmer tone mid to late week. Hog receipts 7500 with prices down, top 275 lb hogs at recent highs, bulk hogs $7.80-$8.00, good pigs $7.50-$7.75, packers bearish, outlook weak. Sheep 220, lambs near steady, best $6.60, sheep $3.75 tops, overall weak outlook. National Live Stock Commission Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Live Stock Commission Co
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M. D. Collins Leeter
John A. Snider
Pres
Wluchér Sporting, V.pres
J. F. Nielles
Mellerville
J. W. Probst
Millerville
J. N. Fulbright
Keimville
H. M. Kurre
Kurreville
A. FE. Fueshohn
Pecan Grove
Mary Nebel
J. W. Damme
Tilsit
W. A. Russell & Co
Neelys Landing
Wm. Eddlemann
Daisy
M. L. Morton
A. G
A. M. Berkbichler
H. H. Hinton
Wm. Proctor
Mystic Tie Lodge
Jno
W. Hawkins
J. A. McCullough
Cirgus Hosea
New Wells Congregation
J. M. Schmuke
J. A. Howard
Webb
Fred H. Hente
Fruitland M. W.A
John F. Fraser
Abe
S. & Ponti
Dcacneacs
H. A. Aufdenberg
Geo. Rodenmeyer
Chas. R. Kuss
Theodore Roosevelt
Winthrop E. Scarritt
Orange
New Jersey
Scarritt
New York
Teddy
A. Toby
Main Avenue
Gear
Scaritt
England
Edward
Roosevelt
United States
Market Report
Cape County Savings Bank
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