Cape Girardeau Road Orders and Bridge Claims
County court records detail the Cape Girardeau public square committee report, a new road opened after landowner notice, and numerous road and bridge payments. Examinations ordered for bridges on Hig Flora creek and Corner creek with contractor payments totaling several hundred dollars. Various clerical and court costs, postage, printing, and salaries listed, with county funds and warrants processed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. 1. Porterfield
D. al Gleen
C. F. Totten
Cape Girardeau
W. H. H. Dow
Hig Flora Creek
Fred Hrand
C. Kerstoer
Corner Creek
P. C. Kanton
Joe Boos
Arrose
Jackson Branch
George Hingenheimer
G. A. Zeller
C. F. Hetten
G. Hy. Meier
Odes Cewneenescn Renee
Jas. CO. Wrih
F. Klex & Son
Ces Er Eee
F. Kies & Son
Gounby
Cesvacreees
F. Fles & Son
Jackson Herald headlines and political notices 1901
The Jackson Herald issues republican political notes dated Sept 26 1901. Items include Emma Goldman on Czolgzosz, trial verdict for Czolgzosz, Roosevelt’s cabinet appointments, tariff and trusts debate, Missouri school book lists, debt collection notices, and discussion of Missouri school fund investment proposals.
Climate and Crop Bulletin of Missouri Week Ending September 25
The week was unusually cool with temperatures 8 to 14 degrees below normal. Moderate rains fell in central and northern areas and parts of the southeast. much of the state saw light rainfall. Frosts on the 8th 10th and 11th damaged tender crops. tomatoes sweet potatoes sorghum and cowpeas suffered. Much corn is in shock though some northern counties report late corn damaged. Fall seeding advances. soil generally good except eastern counties with dry ground. Wheat and rye acreage expected. some wheat up and looking fine in northern and western areas. Cotton picking active in southeast amid picker shortages. Pastures improving but stock feeding remains heavy especially east. Stock water scarce in many places. Cow peas harvested in southeast. good crop. Apples dropping in some districts but many fine, late peaches also good. Apple gathering underway. In western counties many apples blown by high winds. A FE Hackett, Section Director.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weather Bureau
Missouri
U. S. Department of Agriculture
Corumata
Eastorn
A. FE
County Correspondence Crump September 23
Ground is in fine shape and wheat is expected to be sown by many. Sorghum making will start soon, though still green. Some corn exists but not enough for self supply. George Proffer Jr. headed to Colorado to work in mines, tired of farming. Whitewater incident where a doctor and companion borrowed a buggy then crashed. no injuries, buggy damaged. Gleaner Randles Sept 20 notes fair weather, local visits, sickness, entertainments, reorganized Sunday school, and town moves. Rambler recalls kidney cure testimonial and ads for St Louis Fair tickets and Banner Salve cures. Notices urge Delta food shop, De Witt’s pills, wood for subscription, and an English association reward claim.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Proffer, Jr
Colorado
Whitewater
Wendel Seiler
Oklahoma
Crooked Creek Bridge
Gleaner
John Thark
Lakeville
Allen Williams
Harry Fox
Otis Jefferson
Dock Dew
Lee Gammill
Randles
R. W. Pool
Delta
Nellie Williams
Grace Portis
Rambler
Gentry Brothers Show Promises Novel Animal Display
The annual city visit of the Gentry brothers and their trained animal exhibition is eagerly awaited by admirers. This season showcases many new features, with higher intelligence and performance than past shows, aiming to outshine competitors. The engagement runs September 30 in both afternoon and night programs.
Annual meeting notice of Alinoa Central Railroad
The next annual meeting of the stockholders of the Alinoa Central Railroad Company will be held in Chicago on Wednesday October 11 at noon. Stock transfer books close September 21 to October 17. Registered holders may receive a traveling ticket for four days before and after the meeting to attend in person. Tickets issued in Chicago by the assisting secretary W G Hruen. Each application must name the stockholder and certificate details. A G Hackstaff, Secretary. Includes subscription reminder and local remedies advertisements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alinoa Central Railroad Company
Chicago
Ksols Central Railroad Company
Illinois Central Railroad
W. G. Hruen
Tony
A. G. Hackstaff
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Elreult Court
EF. P. Porterfield
Steck & Mueller, Lee
Hennessey & Ridges
Mapa
Ude
C.F. Betten
Omee
Wolters
Standard Printing Co
Common Pleas Court
McCullough
Covenee
Cole
County Revenue Fund
County
PAL
C.F. Betton
August Ude
K.P. Porterfeld
Press Hewett
Mabel Williams
Amelia Joerns
Ofackson Herald
B. F. Lusk
Jackson
Molior
Ssessanessaee
Peisence
Jackson, MO
Emma Goldman
CzoLnosz
RooskveL_t
McKinley
Roosevelt
Republican Party
Ivis
T. D.hines
Cape Girardeau County
Dunklin
Missouri School Fund
Climate and Crop Bulletin
Crump
H.C. Watkins
the Methodist Church
Springfield
Foley
St. Louis
Ron Mountain Railroad
D. B. Bailey
Agert
Thomas
Tranee
Post Omce
de Witt
W. L. Wilkinson
Sikeston
Sid Darling
Gentry Brothers
Brooklyn
Geo. C. Hasslinger
Ill
Central R. R
Arn
West Main Street
C. Wolters
C. V. Alsop
Cma
Bante
J. L. Jenkins
Schacter
New York
Buffalo
Ave
Bas
St. Tran Ae
BIG Four
Marvin
Institute
Business College
Conservatory of Music
School of Elocution
Nelson
Henry
Vredericktown, Mo
Chas. P. Hurst
Mason & Contractor
D. Hays
Central Hotel
Orren Wilson
Ueressanen
Cape Girardeau, Mo
John A. Snider
Attorney - AT - Law
A.D. Moore
Geo. W. Lane Pewamo
Mich
Meier Bros. Hardware Co
Harrowstin
Canton P.O
Bluesday
Hardick-Haker
John Deere
O'Brien
Smith
Young Vickery
Manley-Thompson
Meier Brothers
Exxchange Bank
Henry R Engisn
J. W. Linnavan
Huan R. Quinn
MN. R. Enouisn
W. J. Ropers
William B Scuarf
Huan R. Quix
Kneibert & Henderson
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