Local Happenings in Cape Girardeau County News
Cape Girardeau area notes include wheat and corn prices at Cape County Milling, health updates on Mrs. Eli Snider and Mrs. Willet, visits by Louis Daumeister family and G. C. Thilenus, new clothing stock at Woop Mercantarian Co, and ongoing county events. Several local residents are noted for travel, farming, schooling, and community service, with weathering updates on post office improvements and courthouse work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cape County Milling Company
Herman Walter
Lutesville
J. O. Willett
Cape
G. C. Thilenus
Beatrice Joyca
Fredericktown
Gockel
Jefferson City
Hhm
Willian Washington
Eslored
St. Louis
Cape Chardeau
Thon
Sinee
Ful Wilson
Ben VanAmburg
Onde Ridge
Cooper County
Cnly
Schwab
United States
Ford Braue
A. Smith
Childrens’ Home Society
Meier Dros.” Hardware Company
Jonrad Seimers, Jr
Chas
Atwater
Moley
I. T. Reid
Jackson
Th. Kk. McCullough
N. M. Davis
Mruithand
G. W. Peterman
SCOTT'S EMULSION Aims to Boost Flesh Quickly
The ad asserts some people gain a pound daily by taking an ounce of Scott's Emulsion. It claims the emulsion stimulates digestion enabling absorption of ordinary food, leading to rapid weight gain for health.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scott
Hall's Catarrh Cure Promises Cure for Catarrh
The article extols Hall's Catarrh Cure as the only positive cure for catarrh, a constitutional disease. It claims internal action on blood and mucous surfaces builds constitution and offers $100 to prove failure to cure, with testimonials mailed from Toledo, Ohio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hall
Cheney & Son
Toledo
Blickensderfer Factory Complements Old Trust Machinery
Blickensderfer Manufacturing operates with about half the output of the former trust machine, yet remains the sole high grade unit at a comparatively low level of production.
Weather Bulletin Duriau Missouri Aug 14 2001
The week was warmer than usual across Missouri with clear skies and little rain except western and southern areas. Corn condition declined due to heat and drought while cutting and shocks increase. fodder damaged by chinch bugs. frost risk in autumn. Wheat plowing and seeding limited by dryness. apple and peach crops show mixed prospects. A I Hackett section director. Mothers write about child health and Rocky Mountain Tea.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Duriau
Missouri
U. S. Department of Agriculture
Johnson, Lian
Patman
Catton
Dunklin
A. I. Hackett
Stick to it and faith in order define success
The piece extols perseverance and confidence, citing ancient Greeks and Sebastopol as examples. It urges optimism in outlook, favors pleasant conduct in business, medicine, and teaching, and notes an English association offering 500 pounds for a blessing to women, with a promotional line about asking a druggist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Troy
Sebastopoul
Orant
Oregon Reporter
Rocky Mountain
Cape County Milling Sells Corn At 65 Cents A Bushel
The Cape County Milling company announces a sale of corn priced at 65 cents per bushel, offering affordable grain to buyers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ed Kage
Cape Girardeau
Jackson
Meler Bros
Walter Kelly
DeSoto
Cape County Milling Company
Energetic advertising drives business success and exposure
An editorial note urges persistent advertisers to stay front and center with customers while warning against laziness. Mrs. J. Forest credits Bunner Salve with curing a seven year leg sore after trying many treatments. It also cautions about substitutes and stresses parental responsibility for a child’s education.
For Sale or Rent Notices From Local Ads
Classified ads describe various properties for sale or rent with unclear details. Locations include Jackson Missouri and Denver area references. Listings mention farm land parcels and household improvements, with contact prompts for applications or inquiries.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Eli Snider
Gets
Louis Daumeister
East St. Louis
S. B. Woods
Clara Hope
Chaonia
Appa Puls
C.F. Batten
Cape Girardeau Court House
C. W. Latham
Perryville
Meter Bros
Ed Howard
Jas
Jloward
W. E. Andrews
Cramp
Will
Ford Braun
Wm. Gockel
W. L. Wilkinson
Sikeston
Klein's
W. J. Goza
Business College
Quincy
C. A. Sawyer
Wood Mercantile Co.s
Carm
Steele
Millerville
Oregon
Willie
Adolph Paar
Alles
van Buren
Mr. Rogers
D. W. Anderson
Fruitland
T. D. Hines
Ed McLain
J. W. Worsnop
Roy
William’s
Order of the Maccabees
Marschal Macke
W. H. Nugent
Marble Hill
W. IF. Brennecke
Aug. Sanders
Marble Ell
Williams
Robi. Caruthers
Caruthers
Kennett
Robert
Columbia
Ben Worrell
5. B. Herrell
Den
W. N. Wilkinson
Jackson Military Academy
Noth
Delta
Thomas Hunt
Iron Mountain
Post
Onlee
Scot's Fiuision
Scott & Bowne
Cresta
New York
Amloo Cwhurd
Schiaotert
Eda
Mt Boas
FE. C. de Wrer & Co
Chiraca
Anting Nursery
Plainview Nursery
Carl Wallace
Jackson, Mo
R. Reehan & Co
High Street
Frederick Robinson
Blickensderfer
Grade Price
Prof. Robinson
Will At
Asi
Wcommercial
Julius Johns
Mueller
Climate and Crop Bulletin
Chili
W. H. Minter
Jos, Kornnnen
Cape County
Jackson, Missouri
Moster
Yale
W.H. Minden
W. C. Ceachart
O. W. Hexbensons
Howano
Jose Morini
J. L. Hisar
Chace KeRersnn
God. Statler
Alvin Tose
Awet
Cuahier
American Mutual Aid Ass
Percy Stone
Manantien
Wainwright Bolting
St. Langis
Apeesoirrd
Odiana
Kentucky
Bers
ENNEA
The
St. Lovig 'Tees
Dis
Te Welty
Tide World
oThe Machly
Festle
Lesen
Ife
Rach
Globe-Dorntoert
Pm Flovelin
Dane Lollar
Globe Printing CO
St. Louis, Mo
Wither
Trent
Sanday
Monti Matthies
Stimalay
Tod Advertising
Ladies’ Home Journal
W. Pursell
Kintersville
de Witt
Cape County Savings Bank
Cannon's_Drug Store
Bits Amie
Aenn
Hividanian
Louisville
Mownton
Tex
Richmond
Birmingham
Ale
Ae Ponent Tonge Bed Pas Corel Engen Hen
Foe Fave Catalon Moler’ College
DeWitt
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