Ten inning Jackson-Cobblers baseball battle ends in defeat
Jackson boys lost 4 to 3 in ten innings at Cane Girardeau with Davis Hunt and Steck scoring for Jackson and Collins plus Philipps excelling for the Cobblers amid disputed umpiring. The game featured a reversed foul ball call and multiple contentious rulings. Jackson next faces Perryville Blues at home Sunday.
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Jackson
Cane Girardeau
Davis
Hunt
Steck
Philipps
Rackansaw
Collins
Cobblers
Jackson Boys
Missouri County Shows at The Show You Congress
The Show You Congress in Moberly drew thousands to display Missouri crops and products. Counties like ron Scott, Dunklin, Howell, Randolph, Knox, Boone, Greene, Cape, Douglas and Pettis exhibited goods and won prizes, plus state displays from Brown Shoe Co and road and bridge showcases. The next show is planned for St. Louis in December, urging counties to prepare prize exhibits.
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Moberly
Missouri
Ron
Scott County
Dunklin County
Howell
Randolph
Knox
Boone County
Missouri State Agricultural College
Greene County
Cape County
Douglas County
Pettis County
Brown Shoe Co
St. Louis
B. F. Sides
Marriages Listed For Several Young Couples
A list of engaged or proposed marriages includes To Marry W. R. Cobble aged 24 of Kurreville and Mary A. Seabaugh aged 19 of Sedgewickville. H. G. Turner 28 of Pillsbury Kansas is set to wed Erna E. Stein 22 of Cape Girardeau. Other entries note J. F. Henschaber 25 of Jackson with Francis R. Koch 18 of Jackson and E. L. Bowman 19 of Millerville with Mary S. Curry 10 of Jackson.
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W. R. Cobble
Kurreville
Mary A. Seabaugh
Sedgewickville
H. G. Turner
Pillsbury, Kans
Erna E. Stein
Cape Girardeau
J. F. Henschaber
Jackson
Francis R. Koch
E. L. Bowman
Millerville
Mary S. Curry
D. B. Wilkinson
Cora D. Davis
F. X. Kissler
Mary E. Franek
Cape Gir
City gun club elects officers and plans new traps
The gun club met Friday at Henry Putz’s office and increased membership to twenty one gunners. The group agreed to buy more traps and equipment. Elected officers are Henry Wagoner as President and R. W. Russell as Secretary and Treasurer.
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Henry Putz
Henry Wagoner
R. W. Russell
Treaster
Gasoline Plow Bought by L B Houck in Local Test
L B Houck has purchased a gasoline plow the first of its kind in this part of the state. A test run last week in gumbo soil reportedly showed successful operation.
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L. B. Houck
Corn Judging Featured At Cape Fair Next Month
A corn judging event will be staged at the Cape fair next month. Prof. Cockfair, head of the agricultural department at Cape State Normal, will conduct the judging. The activity is expected to engage every farmer in Cape county.
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Cockfair
Cape State Normal
Cape County
Pasadena Nuptials Link Horrel and Dr Lemon
A large wedding party gathered for the marriage of Miss Mary Horrel daughter of Mr and Mrs J A Horrel of Pasadena to Dr Bruce Lemon of Springfield Missouri on September 8 at the Pasadena Presbyterian Church with Reverend John Gil bert Blue officiating. Guests included Mrs Geo Steinback Miss Francis O Farral Miss Amelia Camp and others plus Hartz and Mattie Horrel sisters, Dr Paul Winyard as best man and ushers Geo Steinback Forman Waggoner Wm Horrel J A Horrel Jr and Camden Horrel.
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Mary Horrel
J. A. Horrel
Pasadena
Bruce Lemon
Springfield
Pasadena Presbyterian Church
John Gilbert Blue
Geo. Steinback
Alhambra
Francis O’farral
Bloomfield, Mo
Amelia Camp
Fulton
Clara Mueller
Jackson Mo
Hartz
Mattie
Paul Winyard
St. Louis
Forman Waggoner
Wm. Horrel
J. A. Horrel Jr
Camden Horrel
Wireless telegraphy offers positions for ambitious youths
A notice promotes careers in wireless and railway telegraphy for young men and women. It cites an 8 hour law effect and a workforce shortage as wireless stations grow nationwide. Beginners can earn 70 to 90 dollars monthly with advancement prospects. The National Telegraph Institute runs six official institutes under railway and wireless supervision and places graduates into jobs. Write for full details in Davenport Indiana Cincinnati Ohio Portland Oregon or Memphis Tennessee.
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National Telegraph Institute
America
R. A
Wireless
Davenport, In
Cincinnati, Ohio
Portland, Ore
Memphis Tenn
Question Box Lectures At Fruitland Closings This Friday
Lectures at Fruitland drawn good crowds with gasoline torches lighting the square and a nightly question box where audience questions are answered. The aim is to refute common misbeliefs without attacking anyone's faith and to challenge beliefs such as Catholics must pay for forgiveness or adore the Virgin. The series ends this Friday evening.
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Fruitland
Westminster Society gathering with Mrs Gockel Jr
The Westminster Society met with Mrs Gockel Jr last Thursday for a delightful afternoon with ice cream and wafers. Attendees included Miss Evelyn McFarland Miss Flossie Kurre Hazel Henderson Mary La Pierre Bessie Litaelfelner and Mrs Julian Miller. The club meets today with Miss Hazel Henderson.
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Westminister Society
Gockel, Jr
Evelyn McFarland
Flossie Kurre
Hazel Henderson
Mary la Pierre
Bessie Litaelfelner
Julian Miller
Barn Fire Destroys Contents Near New Wells
During an electrical storm last Thursday night the barn of August Meyer near New Wells burned, consuming its contents but sparing the livestock. The blaze caused extensive damage to outbuildings, with neighbors aiding in containment until the fire was controlled. Authorities investigated the cause as possibly electrical, with no injuries reported.
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August Meyer
New Wells
Entertained Guests at Progressive Trail Party
A crowd of young folks enjoyed a Friday evening gathering at Mrs. Joe Williams home a Progressive Trail party. Attendees included Misses Eva Sinnamon Irene Williams Mamie Atkins Yetta Mueller and Messrs Conway Williams Joe Williams Lioyd Macom Charles Coffer and Mr and Mrs T Cosgrove.
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Joe Williams
Progressive Trail Party
Eva Sinnamon
Irene Williams
Mamie Atkins
Yetta Mueller
Messrs. Conway
Williams
Lioyd Macom
Charles Coffer
T. Cosgrove
Death of Cape Girardeau banker Hauenschild at 52
Henry C Hauenschild president of the Farmers and Merchants Bank of Cape Girardeau died at his home after a lingering illness of heart failure He was 52 and survived by a widow mother and two sisters His interment occurred Monday at 3 pm under Woodmen and Masonic lodges He belonged to Sons of Veterans MW0A and Masonic orders The new Methodist Church in the city will be dedicated Sunday Sept 25 with Bishop Collins Denny of Nashville officiating and special organ music. ex pastors will take part. public invited
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Henry C. Hauenschild
Farmers and Merchants Bank of
Cape Girardeau
Hauenschild
Sons of Veterans, M. W. of A
Woodmen
New Methodist Church
Collins Denny
Nashville
Tenn
Marvin T. Haw
One of the Finest Race Programs at State Fair
The Tenth Annual State Fair opens October 17 promising daily good races and large purses that attract the best horses in the country. Racing enthusiasts are urged to visit for a chance at premier competition.
Death of J. J. Reimann Near Jackson
J. J. Reimann died last Sunday at his home three miles east of Jackson. He was one of the county's oldest citizens, aged 71. He leaves a son near Egypt Mills and was laid to rest in Ionia Cemetery.
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J. ©. Reimann
Jackson
Egypt Mills
Ionia
Fair Play Says Democrat About State Finances
Jefferson City dispatch reports Democrat editors and speakers accuse Governor Hadley of mismanaging state finances. They attack mansion upkeep and legislative appropriations, while critics call the attacks biased and unfair. Hon. W J Gupton of Montgomery County defends fair minded Democrats in a letter to the editor.
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Jefferson City
Bill Sthne
Hadley
Gupton
Montgomery County
Mt. Vernon Sanitarium
Folk
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