Weekly Public Notice Of Ownership For Publication
The editor and manager of The Maypole US Phalles certify ownership and management details for the publication Marble I, outlining names, dates, and official statements required by law. The notice lists editors, publishers, and staff, along with the publication date and state and county of record.
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Marbiv
Iil
Maypole
US Phalles
Muanggeanent
Alfonso
Ascot
Mysterious town notice sparks search for fir years
A fragmented town notice describes an item or event linked to long years of effort. Readable terms indicate a search or appraisal tied to a local group or individual, with unclear names and dates. The fragment hints at a ongoing investigation or inquiry needing further details to resolve.
Calie Vers Tear Losis Veam Finish Surdiy Meet
A garbled OCR note reports a local track meet near Daneness with unclear details about participants and results. The fragment mentions a certain Calie and Ayriit and a near completion event on Saturday but many words are unreadable and no definitive outcomes are given.
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Ajgorn
Incomplete note on appointments and ties at Farmington
Fragmentary OCR item mentions Gay Ginter last week appointment at PAL Beith tie oo Bostes Terre and Beferd of the den amt Sam McMintioal arin ill as a tear of tammagers and pte Farmington Syce dosyutal ail ure capatile men WM Hi scott.
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Gay Ginter
Pal Beith
Sam McMintioal
Arin
Tammagers & Pte
Farmington
Scott
Vredericktouwn Derrigneritt
Summary of Perry County Law’s Editorial Tone
A damaged historical clipping notes the Sun newspaper as an aggressive Democratic voice in the region. It hints at ongoing improvements and financial support, urging continued visibility and impact as years pass. The fragmentary text reflects praise and aspiration for steady editorial vigor.
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Perry
Sun
Fragmented musings blur lines of age and gender
A Cape Girardeau Republican column sketches quirks of language and social labels. The piece muses on why people accept nicknames like kid or kitten while resisting harsher labels. It blends humor with commentary on perception, roles, and respect in everyday speech.
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Iain Fin
Couire College of Physicians
Enim
Cape Girardeau
Missouri Motta United States Founded on Opposing Unjust Taxation
A fragment discusses opposition to unnecessary taxation and the American idea of taxing only what is necessary. It critiques state or city use of taxing power, implying authorities should avoid overreach in taxation.
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United States
Remains Laid to Rest in Maybaugh Cemetery
Corvell son of Me and Mrs JH Arthur died at home in Centralia Mo on Sunday April 1 1917 aged 9 years 2 months 28 days. Funeral services were held at the M F Church South conducted by Rev FW Mathews of Orin and his body was laid to rest in Slaybough cemetery. The town election Tuesday passed quietly with levy prop approved 28 to 7. Board reelected Leoffler and Loot Kinder were chosen school directors for three years and FoF Mabee elected for one year. Various local notices follow about residents visiting, travels, and community events through the week.
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Maybaugh
Corvell
Mra
Arthur
Centralia
M F. Church
South
Devlock, Pty
FW. Mathews
Orin
Slaybough
Mio
Old Town Board
Leoffler
Loot Kinder
Fof
Callas
Johm Berry
Charley
Nueby
Frank Tripp
Cey
Hewett Poe
Isaac Homewood
Edita
Katie Stadler
Hall
Wille Champian
Flite
Nell White
Sandsay Mistes
Hilda
Ada Lehring
Deli
Lay McClare
Peach Valley
McClunt
Lyle
Ina Pridy
Glathe
Arthur Pridy
Hilda Gehring
Olathe
Roscoe Cooper
Mr. Anderson
Wealth and power of the United States in global war balance
The piece argues that US wealth and resources dwarf many nations, listing ratios against Britain France Russia Italy Japan and the Allies. It contends America’s money power could decisively tilt war against Germany if mobilized, noting double British wealth and far greater sums than several foes combined.
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United States
Alaste
Phillipines
Jen
Subiject
America
Germany
British Empire
France
Russia
Italy
Japan
Austria
Turkey
Uncle Sam
Inheritance Notice for Catherine Pagiun Estate Debated
Notice of heirs under will matter concerning Catherine Pagiun estate. Adimideraien filed a claim regarding the decedent’s assets and the probate process, urging action on succession. Proceedings reference Leen as key party in the case and timing remains to be determined by the court.
Local Happenings in Lutesville Area
Lutesville News notes Newell ill with pneumonia. Miss Patsie Dale visiting relatives. A Jamison traveled to St Louis on business. Miss Katie Butler visiting parents between trains. C A Walker traded a Maxwell for an Oakland with Omer Lutes. John Baker spent days in Charleston. Elmer Robertson and family from near Huskey visited town. Marion Day attended funeral of Cornell Arthur. Will Denton visited town buying building materials.
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Ho A. Jamison
St. Louis
Katie Butler
Walker
Maxwell
Omer Lutes
Oakland
John Baker
Charleston
Elmer Robertson
Near Huskey
Marion Day
Cornell Arthur
Legal notice fragment from old court record
Fragmentary 19th century legal notice signed by J. W. Wrcieen, processor, noting a widow ereign term and penalties for noncompliance. unreadable portions complicate exact action and dates. implies a prohibition or claim with long-lasting taint if not addressed within a year of publication.
Colorful Colorado notes and family updates amid plague fears
A long local item reports health worries with smallpox and diphtheria present yet not severe, notes good weather and busy farming. Prices listed include potatoes 85 per hundred, onions 140, wheat 250, while many families travel, move, and care for sick relatives. Births, marriages, and neighborhood movements fill the page with names and places like Olathe and California Mesa.
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Colorado
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L. D Hickam
Sarah Murphy
the Valley Church
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Deciaded
Bawe Leen
Lutesville News
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W. L. Lutes and
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