Local voices praise schools rail line plans and leaders
The issue column lauds Mayfield-Smith academy and Miss Graves in music, notes support for a proposed street railway by Lutesville and Marble Hill investors, and welcomes Judge Reilley’s questions. It also defends Mr Howes as capable, lauds the Missouri Pacific matter, and applauds the Ross receiver decision expanding Southeast Missouri railroad links.
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Lutesville
Marble Hill
Tver
Supreme Court
Jvance
Alex Ross
Hos
Louis Howes
St. Louis, Cape Girardeau & Port Smith
Missouri
Missouri Paviffe Railway
Hlovex
Llovex
Southeast Missouri
Missouri Pacific
Mr. Hove
Lutesville Briefs Show Illnesses And Local Visits
Local notes report Harry Dunkin ill with typhoid fever and several residents like Albert Revelle and C W Rhodes visiting or in town. Items include painting by Mike Poe, portraits at King & Revelle, insurance man Ellis Walker in town, and a sermon by Rev J B Dodson. DeWitt’s Salve ads appear amid community updates.
Union of Twin Cities Favored for Public Schools
Community leaders express broad support for merging the Twin Cities school districts to raise standards and reduce costs. Rev. Ewellintock, C.H. Lane, Mrs Burks, and W Boss advocate unified districts, cheaper construction, and a single teaching corps, noting mutual interests and a shared goal of better education. Some site selection concerns exist, but the move is praised as possible to create a “little city” of pride.
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Twin Cities
Ewellintock
C.H Lane
Editor and Dunn Attend Southeast Missouri Press Session
The editor and W. A. Dutin left today for the first annual Southeast Missouri press association session at Poplar Bluff. The editor represents the Press and Mr Dunn joins as extra support to bring the next session to Marble Will and Lutesville. A strong effort is anticipated to secure the next meeting locally.
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W. A. Dutin
Southeast Missouri Press Association
Poplar Bluff
Mr. Dunn
Marble Will
Lutesville
Gall
Wind
Dunn
Rosemount Building Company Stock Advances Noted
Prof Graham informs the editor that a large portion of Rosemount building stock has been paid in and 83,000 is expected by April 21. Work on the hall will begin by May 1, with an aim to raise stock to 85,000.
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Graham
Rosemount Building Company
Has the County Right to Sell Higgins Weather Strip
William Billings informs readers he has secured several orders to sell Higgins patent weather strip in Bollinger county and asserts his right to market the item at local level. He mentions discussing the matter with Walter Kelley and notes ongoing sales activity in the area.
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William Billings
Walter Kelley
Bollinger County
Arnold at Home in Benton After Belmont Trip
Hen Marshall Arnold traveled south on the Belmont branch to his Benton home Tuesday and plans another trip to St. Louis in a few days.
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Marshall Arnold
Belmont
Benton
St. Louis
Sunday church life and marriage notices in small town
Last Sunday saw the first session of the Sunday school at the Christain church with about fifty attendees. Walter H. Smith and Mary Mallon wed at the latter’s home near Patton last week. Mr. Smith resides in Kurreville. The Methodist revival at Lutesville ended with several new members. Jasper N. Tankersley, former Cap Girardan Daily Era manager, is visiting family. Extra copies of the Press are at KB, O. Sander’s, and Biggs & Smith’s. Rev J A Russell received the Odd Fellows degree at Lutesville Saturday night.
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Christain Church
Walter
Smith
Mary Mallon
Patton
Hitler W. P. McCans
Mr. Smith
Kurreville
Lutesville
Jasper N. Tankersley
Caps Girardan Daily Era
Hone
Major G W Carleton Dead in Gayoso Residence
Major George W. Carleton died at his Gayoso home last Friday. He served as a state senator for the southeastern district and was a Democratic representative and a lawyer of recognized ability.
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G. W. Carleton
George W. Czarleton
Gayoso
Marriage Licenses Issued In March Circuit Clerk Reports
The circuit clerk lists marriage licenses issued in March for Adam J. Seabaugh with Nancy C. Grindstaff, William A J Cox with Catherine Lufey, Lee LaGrand with Plina Hubbard, F M Upchurch with Nancy E Bollinger, Jasper W Woodfin with Rebecca J Mansker, Evert L Sander with Annie Roan, Walter B Smith with Mary M Dalton, and Elisha Baker with Lou A Wyatt. This morning the cottage of Mrs Wolf in southern Latesville burned at about 1 o clock, contents lost. cause unknown. Fritz Peters arrives from Henson.
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Circuit Clerk’s Office
Adam J. Seabaugh
Nancy C. Grindstaff
William A.J. Cox
Catherine Lufey
Lee LaGrand
Plina Hubbard
F. M. Upchurch
Nancy E. Bollinger
Jasper W. Woodfin
Rebecca J. Mansker
Evert L. Sander
Annie Roan
Walter 8. Smith
Mary M. Dalton
Elisha Baker
Lou A. Wyatt
The New Store Room on Crown Street Nears Completion
The new brick block by A. Stanton on Crown street in Lutesville is nearly finished with shelving and counters installed. Cav aness and McDrummond delivered first class workmanship and a stock of goods is expected soon. Also, little Harrison Frederick Peters, four years old, died at Henson, Missouri from typhoid fever and bronchitis, sparking family sorrow.
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A. Stanton
Crown Street
Lutesville
Messrs. Cavaness and
McDrummond
Little Harrison Frederick Peters
Fritz Peters
Henson
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Farmington
Howes
Buisiness College
W. A. Lourrien
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Prof. Gratam
Marble Hil
Mr. Hawes
Charleston Enterprise
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Mayfield-Smith Academy
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Mrnorep Graves
Kansas City Musical Conservatory
Eprron Cuarves
Lutesville Briefs
Harry Dunkin
Ed Poe
Los Run
C. W. Rhodes
Glen Allen
Albert Revelle
F. E Bruns
O. J. Snider
King & Revelle'’s
Cal Johnson
Della Waldwell
Millerville
J.C. Ward
W. EH. Smith
Walter Brinkley
Jackson
J. McMinnn
Zalma
Mike Poe
Fiavel Loyds
King & Revelle’s
Ellis Walker
Paydown
Mutual Life Insurance Company of
de Witt
E. P. Biggs
M. E. Poe
W. W. Sample
Sample- Glen Addition
I. P.biggs
A. Sander
J. H. Lutes
DeWitt
J. B. Dodson
The
Christian Church
St. Lows
Isotistion
Arnold
J. A. Russell
Gerber Fruit Company
Commission
Nonth 3d Street
ST. Loul
G. G. Leichhardt Commission Company
West
Denver
Bradstreet's
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Company Commission
East Side Market Square
J. A. Shea and Company
Robert Street
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Perry and Company Commission
Marke
C.C. Clemons
T. Mazon
McNamar
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Kansas City
HL Sample
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J.D. Williams
Rollinger County
J D Williams
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