Mission Carmel Sermon Delivers Strong Message
Our Correspondents report Miss Sarah Massey preached at Moant Carmel last Sunday delivering an excellent sermon. The Younts are drying shingles at Christ Seabaugh's, Tester Henderson assists. County votes to remain dry another four years. ROFL D. carrier listed for substitute duties first trip Wednesday. A hard hall and wind Sunday and Monday, but the damage has been repaired Townes.
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Sarah Massey
Moant Carmel
Christ. Seabaugh
S. Tester Henderson
Carrier
Minday
Townsfolk notes from a Missouri county gathering
A ragged county diary notes Marquand residents Hattie Reed and Jack Carmeans, church, and trips to Kieder's chapel. Grisham Brothers discussed buying Albright's stock. Joseph Shirren plans Patten move. Baker area events include union dinners, July 16 17 county gathering two miles east of Marble Hill. Laconic, local names and dates mark a bustling rural week.
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Talltation Tiene
Archin Walher
Hattie Reed
Marquand
Jack Carmeans
Kieder’s
Fowler
Krankman
Grisham Brothers
Albright’s
Joseph Shirren
Patten
Hou
Baker Anion
Habn
Baker Union
County Union
Marble Hill
Perryville Road
T Union
Brother Fermiers
Eof
John Fo Winters Willinderstand
Lailin
Greenwood News Briefs From Labor No 2
Local notes report visits by Mrs Barrett and family to Barrett's parents Esquire and Mrs Hiskey. Berle Sides took a business trip to Manoble Hill. Mrs Walker visited daughter Mrs Reitman. John Howard did business in Jackson. Mention of local elections costs and a preemie views cost statement.
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John Reithan
Rettman
Miro
Jeb Davidson
Jovlow
Dry Bollinger County Ends Liquor Debate Again
Local rumors hint at a soon wedding near the area. Farmers prepare for planing time while residents report visits by James McCullough to Marble Hill fields and A H Datin to Lowndes. Bollinger County votes dry for four more years, with $1 004 expense warned for a future test. Charles Richie to farm George Kerr land. Charles Dann shopped recently. Henry Stilts erects new fence and makes farm improvements.
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Wood
A. H. Datin
Lowndes
M. Om
Hinkle
James McCullough
Marble Hill
Bollinger County
Charles Richie
George Kerr
Charles Dann
Henry Stilts
Alank
Bollinger County Union Meeting Notes Health and Crop Outlook
Health remains fairly good with strong prospects for a large peach crop. Wheat prospects are poor as many farmers have quit or will quit farming it. Garden work intensifies daily as fields suffer. N. W. Hoffman is reported in poor health again.
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N. W. Hoffman
Bollinger County Union Met
Southeast Scopus Seeks News Amid Local Sickness and Moves
Report from the county outlines a weeklong window of illness among residents including Symre Pieres and Mrs Van Estes children while noting improvements. Local travel mentions Mr and Mrs Henry Bollingtons child recovering, Miss Nanney leaving for Sikeston for a store position, and several families hosting visitors after fifteen years away. Scopus merchants Johnsen and Dockins report steady business as community activity shifts with sales and relocations.
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van Estes
Symre Pieres
Henry Boliingon
Peemen
Pom
Lowessee
M. Op. Chostier
Adnes Chostier
Cape Binardeah
Tia Nannev
Wil Maathielel
Col Rae Ie Purtaree
Hex Estes
Burfordville
Rogalea
J. M. Chestner
Ty, Witmer
Chestner
Mildred
Zada Nanney
Sikeston
Scopus Wereehatdts
Messrs. Johnsen & Dockins
Local Notes and Meetings Across Union Light Area
Tallent health wood and Union Light meeting progress with Rev. Shoemaker starting Pleasant Valley gathering on first Saturday. Attendees include Misses Mary Kitchen Effie Yount closing Green school exercises. Cora Davenport returns from Jackson. Walter Dennis visited Sunday. Alonzo Smith family at J M Stones Saturday. Doc O Kelly bought stock. Born March 20 a 10 pound boy to Emanuel and wife Lacy.
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Shoemaker
Pleasant Valley
Mary Kitchen
Effie Yount
Green School
Cora Davenport
Jackson
Walter Dennis
Alonzo Smith
J. M. Stone
Doc O'Kelly
Emanuel Lacy
Sunday Churchgoers Near Pond Creek Report
Scuchanan notes health good and town attendance at Pond Creek church with many traveling rough roads to chapel. Miss Hart Kinder to lead prayer meeting next Sunday. Mary Newel home from service with Mrs. Ed Carter. Local visits include West Myers from Cape Girardeau normal, Frank Abernathy bringing Mrs. Abernathy home from Lowndes, and others riding or visiting. A white object frightens travelers home but proved to be a plain big dog. Rev. Taylor's appointment set for next Sunday night. Everyone invited.
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Pond Creek
Chopel
Elavel
Hart Kinder
Sunda
Mary Newel
Ed Carter
West Myers
Cape Girardeau Normal
George B. Myers
George Burrow
Det Statler
Frank Abernathy
Lowndes
Abernathy
Boss Taylor
Will Choat
Chathey Chronister
Pattee Kinder
Janes M. Cullegeh
Lillie Carter
Mixes Eile Chronister
Jose Hedinek
Jere Rush
Freeman Tatham
Ned Wagener
John Sparks
Rev. Taylor
Farm Life Seeps Through Stage, Dances and Debt Metaphor
The Philadelphia Bulletin music piece praises rural life with lines about liking farm chores, a dainty shepherdess, and dainty dances. It notes canvas trees in bud and clean ground, contrasting stage life with steady mortgage-like interest on expenses for a political figure.
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Philadelphia Bulletin
Staxcen and Junges Geno Election Attest
Geno Staxcen and Euuxonorsa of J. V. Sunwarn, election attest by village clerk G. A. Ssaipen.
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Staxcen
J. V. Sunwarn
G. A. Ssaipen
Parishioners Debate Length of Sermons
In a fragmentary exchange two parishioners discuss whether Curtis should have his salary raised. One argues for the raise while the other objects, suggesting the Conectention man would feel obliged to preach longer sermons.
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Curtis
Thirdly
Quitting Smoking Reflections From Cleveland Leader
Fragmentary dialogue shows a speaker admitting he has quit smoking gradually after being urged to stop. The exchange captures a personal moment of resolve and a light-hearted ribbing about the process.
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Cleveland
Notice of Final Settlement in Hollinger County
Notice is hereby given to all creditors and others interested in the estate of Lathan Green that Amelia Green administrator will make final settlement at the next term of the probate court in Hollinger County, state of Mercury. Witness May, 1900 Amelia Green administrator.
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Marble Hill
Missour
Lathan Green
Deowaeal
Amelia Green
Sand
Hollinger County
Tate
Mieccury
Administratrix's Notice of Estate Grant in Bollinger County
Administratrix notice states letters of administration for the estate of George Eflink deceased were granted by the Probate Court of Bollinger County Missouri on February 12. All persons claiming against the estate must present them to the undersigned for allowance within one year from letters, or be precluded from benefiting. Claimants must exhibit within ten years from publication date or be barred. Haswak Felix, Adress
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Geangre Eflink
Bollinger
Haswak Fevixu
Adres
Boy asks what he’ll be at twenty one in New York Herald
In a brief quip a boy named Hoy asks what he will become upon reaching adulthood. A stern adult replies with the question and the reference New York Herald implies a mock interview or column bit about age and destiny.
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Mr. Walker
Little Hoy
New York Herald
Will Mayfield College Notes and Memorials
New students have entered since Tay bast writing as LAL McOullegeh teaches at Brewhwan and visited. Tsane Deck returned Friday afternoon from the trip. One student took the teachers' exam last Friday and Saturday. Rev. M. R. Cooper of Kennett gave a chapel lecture and will deliver the baccalaureate address May 16. The Senior class met at Pref. W N Lywalt's home and enjoyed piano solos by Wise Kala Davanit. Rev. W. A. Davault preached Marvin Bellinger’s funeral. the college extends sympathy to the family. Teacher grades from the exam will be ready early next week. Jumpo.
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Tay Bast
Lal McOullegeh
Weadnntes
Brehwnan
CL. Beatty
Tsane Deck
M. R. Cooper
Kennett
Cooper
Ocea
Senjior
Walt
Lykke
Kala Davanit
Aveny
W. A. Davault
Scopus
Marvin Bellinger
Bellinger
Will Mayfield College
Jumpo
Birthday Gift Offer Sparks Cold Rebuff in Philadelphia Inquirer
A fashionable young man kneels and offers a suit as a birthday gift. The response is cool and practical, stating only useful presents are accepted. Philadelphia Inquirer.
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Philadelphia Inquirer
Sunday School Teacher Questions Tommy About Becoming an Angel
A humorous Omaha Bee item notes a Sunday School scene where a teacher asks Tommy if he wants to be an angel while Tommy stalls, claiming he is not in a hurry as the baseball season winds up.
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Tommy
Omaha Bee
Tenderfoot Meets Puma in Yuma Encounter
A tale from Douglas A. Ans. Dispatch recounts a trek to Yuma where a tenderfoot faced a puma. The pursuit ends with a ground spot and a puma found in a very good hum? The report preserves the adventure tone of frontier narratives.
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Yuma
Varma
Douglas
Ans. Dispatch
Breaking the News Excerpt of a Violent Exchange
Patrick returns home badly injured with a broken nose and a battered eye. His wife blames a Dutchman Schwartsheimer, arguing shame on you. The exchange shows local quarrel over a confrontation and insults amid the aftermath of the beating.
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Patrick
Schwartsheimer
Nora
Official notice of Bellinger County Missouri liquor election results
The county court of Bollinger County Missouri publishes the official result of the special election held March 9 1909 on whether spirituous intoxicating liquor including wine and beer shall be sold within Bollinger County. 1225 votes against and 1021 for the sale. majority 204 against.
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Bellinger County
Missouri
Bellinger
Fattioner
Tair
Manin Bret Peps
Hellinger
Accadan
Bollinger
Follinger
Bollinger County
Marble Hill
William Abernathy
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