Southeast Notes and Local Incidents Across Flat River
A post office safe in Flat River was robbed of $20 with no clues to the culprits. Reports warn of racial tension and a white proclamation giving Black residents until August 19 to leave. A seven year-old near Farmington died after a horse incident. A Charleston man was killed by his step daughter after threats and alcohol. Cantaloupe growers expect about $100 per acre this year and plan a September meeting to organize next season. The piece explains the term printer's devil and recounts a legal case where an attorney prosecuted his own client. Central Business College in Sedalia touts its grade and job placement success with recent hires and high placement rates.
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Bruglars
Flat River
Sikeston
Farmington
Benton
Ben Watley
Charleston
Aldus Minutius
Venice
Central Business College
Sedalia
Missouri
Central Business College Opens for New Term
The college reports a week of student arrivals by train and a plan to place each pupil in a suitable loading position and start studies promptly. With twenty five years of management experience the school emphasizes stable staff and continued teaching excellence.
Pocahontas Items by Phenix
Rain cooled Pocahontas Sunday afternoon as townsfolk and visitors like F. Portis of Jackson A. J. Vogel of Cape and Dr. M. G. Parson of Schumer Springs stopped in. Local church painting by Wm. Scherm, school duties by Prof. Pickens and Miss Blanche Goodson, and several residents including Alma Parson and Bernice Martin travel or work nearby. The mill runs day and night while plans to ship flour proceed and local laborers like Chas. Alexander work at cane shops.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portis
Jackson
A. J. Vogel
Cape
M. G. Parson
Schumer Springs
E. G. Schoen
Alma
St. Louis
Moritz Kutcher
New Wells
Louise Schattaur
W. Geissendeorfer
Chas. Alexander
A. Morton and Son
Egypt Mills
Hl. C. Kieninger
Kr. W. Putz
John G. Putz
Fred Schrader
Hy. Putz
Poultry Advice Warns on Flock and Management
A long column offers practical poultry guidance for farmers, emphasizing breed matching, productive layers, and careful culling. It covers feeding, green fodder, cabbage and rye timing, records, health care, dust control, and disease prevention with practical tips and cautions about overdoing doctoring. It also quotes remarks on life principles from notable figures and urges timely, disciplined husbandry.
Responsibility of Parents to Support School Teachers
A teacher and director share a mutual stake in education as parents often fail to engage. The piece urges parents to visit schools, verify a teacher’s character, and not judge based on a child’s reports. It warns that gossip harms school interest and can cost teachers their jobs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johnnie
Notice of settlement of estate in Cape Girardeau County
Notice is given to creditors of Richard Smith deceased that the administrator Susie Smith will seek settlement of the estate at the common Pleas Court in Cape Girardeau County. The court session is scheduled for Monday September 20, 1907 at the court house in Cape Girardeau.
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Richard Smith
Willinake
Cape Ciprided
Cape Girardeau
Sid
Susie Smi
Administrator's Notice in Cape Girardeau County
Letters of administration granted for the estate of Annie BE. Christian deceased to J. Herr administrator dated August 26 1907. Creditors must present claims for allowance within one year or be barred. claims not exhibited within two years from publication will be forever barred. Legal notice in probate court proceedings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Annie
Christian
Cape Girardeau County
Administratrix's Notice on Neinstedt Estate Granted
Emma Neinstedt admx informs creditors to present claims within one year for allowance or be barred. two year limit for publication date. Probate Court of Caperardeat County issued August 2, 107.
Truste e Sale Notice for Herzinger Property in Missouri
Trustee Fred Goyert announces sale of Cape Girardeau County real estate on September 28, 1907 at the south door of the Jackson courthouse. The property includes specific parcels earlier conveyed to Everhardt Herzinger and wife to secure a promissory note, with adjustments for prior sales and parcels. Sale to the highest bidder for cash to cover the debt and costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Everhart Herzinger
Mary E. Herzinger
Cape Girardeau
Missouri
Towit
Everhardt Herzinger
Ferdinand Herzinger
Recorder's Office
Said
James Martin
M. F. McLard
John Herzinger
Court House
Jackson
State of
Fred Goyert
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Mozley
Tle
Esq. Cannon
Hughes
Chafee
Agaist Hughes
Phenix
Apple Creek
A. G. Pickens
The
Blanche Goodson
Oakridge
Carrie Ruff
Here
Oak Ridge
Lena Walcher
T. J. Schoen
Hy. Kumf
Altenburg
Rev
V. Gissedeorfer
Bernice Martin
Jonesboro, Ark
Bargan
Eliot
Harvard
Alex. H. Stephens
Bartlett
Dartmouth College
Dexter
Anthony Comstock
Lyman Abbott
Gem City Business College
Quincy
Ill
Ania Chonpireite
Teno
Iathermatics
Dewitt
Pat Oeebee
Cory
Henary Cox
Joel I. Neinstedt
Caperardeat County
Emma Neinstedt
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