Property transfers flood the Cape Girardeau area list
A long list of real estate transfers is reported, detailing numerous grants from individuals such as Daniel, Maggele Smith, Henry Volderking, and J. A. Kramer to various grantees. Items include parcels across townships 32 to 34, ranges 11 to 14, with values ranging from 50 to 12,000 dollars. The column also notes community updates, a district conference, school start, and local events in Cape Girardeau and Jackson areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sane Daniel
A. .C. Villa
John Ward
W. Monroe Trickey
Maggele Smith
Joseph F. Abernathy
L. W. Schmidt
Thomas J. Millar
Henry Volderking
Paul ‘Ft. Fieller
Gordonville
W. G. Wilson
Julius W. Cobb
W. Cobb
John A. Kramer
Walford Dillingham
George R. Cauble
W. R. Ervin
August Berkbigler
Frederick Rassmaur
Charles W. Whitticre
Addie Lee Hubbard
Thomas Christian
G. E. Penny
Allenville
Willard D. Vaniliver
Ida ‘L. Jet Aes
City of
Cape Girardeau
William F. Wille
Minnie EF. Loos
Township St
Wilhelmina Rose and Son
J. J. Mayfield
Joseph H. Huckstep
James A. Reynolds
Jacob Doyle
George M. Doyle
Clemens L. Martin
August Ebert
West End Place
Edith L. McNeely
Antonio Story
A. C. Minton
William Woeltge
Arthur W. Woeltge
Henry Krueger
Frank Hopper
Wilhelmina Rose
Jackson
John W. Daugherty
District conference brings rigged procession to McKendree Chapel
During the district conference session a crowd hitched up rigs and moved twenty preachers to McKen dree Chapel. Pat Williams photographed the group around the pulpit as the old church, now belonging to this district, is noted as the oldest west of the Mississippi. Rev. I. H. Sweetland of Doe Run is delivering strong sermons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bro
Sweetland
McKendree Chapel
Pat Williams
Mississippi River
County Court Allocates Funds and Approves Road Plans
The county court appropriated thirty four dollars to improve the old Indian road from Friedheim to Hillbrand and raised a like sum locally. Reports from the August grand jury were read and filed. County Treasurer John Putz presented revenue figures and various payrolls. Highway engineers urged larger culverts on Iron Mountain and other roads. Concrete culverts were ordered for multiple roads. Bids for court house coal and jail wood were to be sought by September 28. resignations and appointments in road districts were recorded. A farmers’ petition sought state board cooperation for a Drabee Chapel road meeting in Jackson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Friedheim
Hill Brand
Heport
Filert
Iron Mountain
Gordonville
Snider Bridge
Whitewater
Drever’s
Stoll’s
Egypt
Jackson Gravel
R. W H. Holmes
Apple Creek Road
W. B. Wibbinmeyer
H. KR. Meier
Fredericktown
Farmington Road
R. G. Schluetter
Burfordville Road
Millerville Road
Friedheim and
Hilderbrand Road
Amesburg Road
Aug. Dickman
Perryville Road
Julius Meyer
Oak Ridge
Appleton Road
P. C. Kester
S. M. Smith
Burfordville
James Runnels
Court House
A. B. Reid
District 3
Walter Noland
A. A. Sides
Drabee Chapel Road
State Board of Agriculture
Jackson
Stock Show and School News from Local Reunion
The Cape Girardeau County Stock Breeders Show and Sale Association held its first annual show and sale during the Home-Comers' Reunion. The stock show drew praise for quality, though not all premiums went to all. Two Shorthorn bulls from P J Parkins of Fredericktown were purchased by local buyers to improve regional cattle. Also, the Jackson Board of Education adopted a policy requiring eighteen weeks for Beginners in the Primary Department, with proof of age. School opened with 319 total and 65 in High School. parents are encouraged to visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cape Girardeau County
P. J. Parkins
Fredericktown
Board of Education of
Jacksont
J. H. Goodin
Sunt
First Annual Farmington Fair Opens October in Farmington
The Southeast Missouri Fair Association stages the first annual Fair of the Southet Missouri Fair Association in Farmington October 12 to 16. The district fair plans, with about 20 acres of land near the city and an amphitheater, offer nearly 2500 in premiums and 1500 in racing purses for running, pacing and trotting events. Premiums cover show horses, cattle, hogs, sheep, poultry, mules, jacks and jennets, farm and domestic products and more. Hotel rates will be arranged to ensure fair access and fair treatment. secretary R. M. Talbert is available for information.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Southet Missouri Fair Association
Farmington
Missouri
Farm Lands in Nevada for sale at 500 per acre
Farm lands in Nevilla offered at 500 per acre. Down payment 20 cents per acre and balance at one cent per day payable monthly. Free map and booklets available upon request.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Nora Davenport Wilson
J. F. Marshall
Albert C. Liddy
Mary Pole
Lampe
A. Hand
Alvin Ringwal
Mary A. Oldham
Henry Wilson
Haddia G. Turner
Christian
Reisenbickler
Hauyt
Fruitland
Voys
Feveol
Marne Browning
R. A. Noland and
C. L. Davis
James Masterson
William Wessell
St. Louis
Little Miss
Mrs
Elmer Davis
E. S. Templeton’s
Bud Koehler
Alf McGree
Clance Pender
Frank Smith
John Smith
Walter Talley
Robert Maintz
Wendel Seiler
L. McCullough
Joe Peterman
Tom Miller
Mitch Tem
Her Estes
Linder Miller
R. A. Caldwell
W. C. Hope
J. E. Peterman
John Gladish
Wash Gladish
B. L. McCullough
Jacks
W. F. Schade
Jennets
Fred Goyert
Peef
Herman Weiss
G. W. Peterman
F. J. Parkin
Carl Walace
Berkshire
Will Fulenwider
Carl Wallace
Charles Daly
Poland
Alex. McNeely
Hampshire
Andy Howard
C. Hope
Farmington Biskiet
Fruitland High School
Cape
I. H. Sweetland
Doe Run
James‘. McDonald
G. Hartung
J. W. Stansing
W. L. Meyer Hacube
J. W. Searcy
Pola Statens
Sam F. McClatchey
John Putz
Market Report
Farmington Fair
R. M. Talbert
Cape County
Bape Gounty Savings Bank
Roll OF Honor Bank
Western Farm Lands
R. H. Peale & CO
Aialt Lase City
Utah
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