Quiet Marble Hill Elections Highlight Local Alderhand Win
Marble Hill voters chose EB O Sander as alderman amid sparse turnout and no strong ticket. other results included multiple candidates with scattered votes and anticipated changes in school and boundary lines. In Lutesville, two tickets contested mayor and board seats with Stevens likely mayor, and boundary changes narrowly approved despite mixed support.
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Marble Hill
EB. O. Sander
H. W. Boss
E. O. Sander
Thomas Treters
Stephen Allen
H. M. Smith
George Mitchell
Sanford Hall
S W. Donkin
C. B. Wasterling
A. Warren
Af. W. Centran
C. E. Wasterling
Ene Lutes
Sanford Data
Bigs
FL Stevens
W. Dunkin
HW. Crafton
King LL
Warren
Stevens
Stunides Wasterling Lutes
Hawn
Biggs
Myers
Clark and Dickey
Grassy district elects Harrison Cooper school director
In Grassy school district Harrison Cooper was elected school director. In Roa district 11 Silas McCormack was elected road overseer.
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Grassy
Harrison Cooper
Roa
Silas mcCormack
Marble Hill eyed for new commercial college venture
Rev C E McClintock indicates a commercial school may open in Marble Hill this September. He foresees the town becoming a major educational center and notes Mayfield-Smith academy’s growth, large attendance, and its music department led by Miss Mildred Graves. A commercial college could be a paying, auxiliary venture benefiting both institutions.
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C. E. McClintock
Marble Hill
Mayfield-Smith Academy
Not Much Longer at Mayfield-Smith Academy
Seven weeks remain in the current scholastic year at Mayfield-Smith academy. Prof Graham and assistants are praised for work and interest. The editor voices gratitude for staff and predicts growing attendance and a bright next year with more teachers and expanded programs. Marble Hill and Datesville residents are thanked for support.
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Mayfield-Smith Academy
Graham
Oes
Theee Iheers
Prof
Drotinm
Miss Trne
Miss Gives
Marble Hill
Datesville
West Plains inmates jailed over child abuse case
Whipped his 13 year old daughter to death after tying her to the floor and beating her. Dell Crow, wife of the suspect, aided in a pattern of abuse reported in the days leading to the child’s fatal injuries last week.
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Pain
Dell Grow
West Plains
Revival at Baptist Meeting Draws New Members
Increased interest has rewarded the Baptist congregation as revival efforts continue with visits from Reverends Moore Hess and Davault and Pastor Tom Bowmen of Jackson aiding on Tuesday. Several additions have been made to the membership.
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Moore
Hess
Davault
Tom Bowmen
Jackson Anied
Doge Among Sheep Ends in Unusual Night Incident
Judge Barks informs the editor that he witnessed a strange event last Saturday night when a dog killed a flock of sheep. Local authorities are reviewing the incident to determine any further action.
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Judge Barks
Doge
Able Lecturer Vandiver to Speak at Cape Girardeau
Prof W D Vandiver of the Cape Girardeau Normal School will deliver a lecture at Lutesville Marble Hill area soon. He cannot fix a date due to two prior engagements, but plans to speak Friday May 1 if arranged, with the topic yet to be announced. The editor praises his intellect humor and refinement.
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Lutesville
Marble Hill
W. D. Vandiver
State Normal School
Cape Girardesa
Vandiver
Misssouri
Wonderful dog hunts extraordinary game near Zalma
A correspondent reports Elijah Moore owns a remarkable dog that hunted alone at night and killed seven opossums twelve evens eight groundhogs three bears six deer and ten turkeys. It returned by 2 AM and, by daylight, cleaned the gun prepared the game and cooked possums with sweet potatoes for breakfast. He cannot feed the dog snake bite remedy yet.
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Elijah Moore
Zalma
Hiijab
Essay On Jian Not Pope's
A Marble Hill youth, after teeth extraction, mutters a wry reflection on life and money. He jests that man is born of woman and has few days, noting odd bits about lessons, pockets, and teeth. The speech hints at discomfort with dental costs and waxing pains.
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Marble Hill
Hi Wan
Trestle Failure Sends Ties Plunging Near Zetla
A trestle on the Brownwood & Northwestern railroad near the residence of J. H. Richards or Zetla gave way Wednesday of last week as a train passed. Three cars loaded with ties fell through. No one was injured and damage to rolling stock was minimal.
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Brownwood & Northwestern
J. H. Richards
Zetla
Real Estate Transfer on High Street Corner Lots
J Monroe H Robinge sold the property on High street opposite the court house to Henry M Simic last Thursday. Robins had purchased it recently at a tax sale. The property is a well located business lot and Simic now owns two good corner lots.
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J. Monroe H Robinge
Henry M. Simic
High Street
Court House
Robins
Mr. Smlith
Leopold man hospitalized after fall at Palace of News
Henry P. Vanderen of near Leopold was at the Palace of News last Monday when he was thrown from a horse a few days earlier. He suffered bruising and minor injuries, with no serious harm reported.
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Henry P. Vanderen
Leopold
Palace of News
Easter Services and Rural Talent Shine at Leopold Event
Easter Sunday drew about 1000 attendees to Catholic services in Leopold with Father Kettles delivering a brief sermon on faith. In Marbly Will the Presbyterian evening program featured Rev McClintock and a well trained Sunday school, with Miss Rosa Fischer’s Penitent’s Prayer drawing praise.
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Christ
Leopold
Father Kettles
Marbly Will
McClintock
Maine Beach
John Slagle
Rosa Fischer
Dora Axe
Miss Mollie
Robert Fischer
Roy
Clintock
Mayfield in critical condition amid pneumonia state report
Rev. B. L Bowman received a letter from Odessa Missouri Tuesday stating Dr. Andrew J. Mayfield is very ill with pneumonia and not expected to live. He is well known here and friends are pained by his critical condition and sorrowful result feared.
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B. L Bowman
Odessa
Andrew J. Mayfield
Lutesville Barber Shop Changes Hands Notice
The editor reports Charles Ratley leaving Lutesville barber shop. T Beach will resume charge, install a new outfit, run two chairs, and occupy a neat room in W W Sample's new brick block.
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Charles Ratley
Lutesville
T. Beach
W.W. Sample
Thankful Note for Gentle Serenade on Monday Night
A brief note thanks a group of young gentlemen who offered an instrumental and vocal serenade last Monday night. The writer praises music as soothing while nearing the land of dreams and wishes continued goodwill.
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Land of Dreams
Rook
Latesville Public School Closes Term Honors Staff
Public school in Latesville closed its seven month term with Prof Leoffler and Miss Caldwell praised by pupils and patrons for a year of good work. An entertainment by the primary room concluded exercises as visitors attended and the speaker urged union of districts and a graded school.
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Latesville
Leoffler
Miss Caldwell
Big Brick Works Opens Brick Yard Project
F P Trautwein starts a brick yard using the W A Phelps land bought from W 8 King. He will install machinery by May to produce pressed brick, already backed by orders for 400 000 bricks from Witmer Smith and Conrad and a likely supply for Rosemount Building Company. Henry I Steele will operate the engine.
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F. P. Trautwein
Phelps
Trautwein
King Buight
W. A. Phelps
Ife
Messrs
Mad Man Causes Havoc Aboard Train In Neelyville
A passenger on a Friday night train ride near Neelyville below Poplar Bluff reports a man dressed in disarray, stripping and throwing clothes from the window. He destroyed windows and doors at the Blackstone Hotel and Morris House before arrest and jail. He is described as physically fine and well dressed but not identified.
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Neelyville
Poplar Blut
Blackstone Hotel
Morris House
New Residences Planned on Crown Street in Lutesville
New Residences, L Mayer and Son finished painting Dr E P Biggs handsome brick residence on Crown street. He moved the frame dwelling house east of it back from the street and will repair and fit it up for a residence to be rented. He may build a brick block on the Main and Crown corner where the drug store stood this summer.
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L. Mayer and Son
Dr. E. P Biggs
Crown Street
Lutesville
Main
Crown Streets
Local Homes Nearing Completion in Lutesville Area
The residences of W. H. Proctor of Martha Hill and of Wyba Sample, Price and Wilson Robertson in Lutesville are nearing completion. The foundation for W. W. Sample's business block in Lutesville is in and work is progressing rapidly.
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W. H. Proctor
Marhla Hill
W Bya Sample
Price
Wilson Robertson
Lutesville
W. W. Sample
Millinery Spring Parade Invites All to See
Mrs Jaqués presents an abundance of new Spring millinery inviting the public to view the latest hats. Beautiful designs and vibrant styles showcased, with special attention to striking shapes and colors for the season.
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Jaqués
New Spring
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the Baptist Meeting
Jian
Pope
Pranster
Presbyterias Church
Epa
Mayfield
Lutesvile’s Barber Shop
Nany
BIG Brick Works
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