Public Opinion and Road Work in Missouri Community
A messy OCR fragment outlines political debate, road conditions, and education funding in Missouri. It mentions mayoral figures, Democratic leanings, and public works like endowments for normal schools and Lincoln tec schools, plus a note urging citizens to actually work on road improvements and abandon passive efforts. The piece includes remarks from a local editor or commentator urging collective action to fix roads and sustain public offices.
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Dockway
Missouri
Bia
Mrs. Sarah Statler Fulbright Dies in Missouri at 97
Mrs. Sarah Statler Fulbright, widow of Peter Statler, born in North Carolina on April 20, 1810, died March 29, 1908 at her daughter Elizabeth Bollinger’s home near Sedgewickville Missouri. She moved to Missouri with her parents at age twelve and spent her life in Perry and Cape counties, mother of twelve children with five surviving.
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Sarah Statler
Fulbright
Peter Statler
North Carolina
Elizabeth Bollinger
Sedgewickville
Statler
Missouri
Big Apply Creek
Perry County
Big Whitewater
Cape County
Our Correspondents Update From Boesville Community
Fragmentary notes describe town happenings with names like Ida Bide Loving Walker Melvin Greer J. M. Welker and events such as a Sunday visit and an egg breaking at John Grace's Saturday night. Some residents, including Tra Zenan Walker, are recovering from recent illness or absence and may attend a forthcoming gathering.
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Ida
Walker
Bunday
Mine Mey Artoor
Boesvilla
Frinide
Melvin Greer
J. M. Welker
Tra
Zenan Walker
John Grace
Obituary and small town notes mix in Missouri visitations
Mrs Maimie Planell of Belle Missouri died March 31. Her remains were brought home and interred at Union beside three brothers and two sisters. She was the daughter of N A Zimmerman and leaves her husband a child and many relatives. Ben Whitener of Marquand visited town last week. Otto Watts came from Colossus for Mrs Pincoll's funeral but arrived too late.
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Arther
Bilceston
Maimie Planell
Ace Zimmerman
Belle, Mo
Union
Mire
N. A. Zimmerman
Ben Whitener
Marquand
A. I. Whitener
Jobo
W.J. Hale
John Whitener
Otto Watts
Colossus
Pincoll
Saanka
Spring Arrives With Local Happenings In The County
Spring has arrived and is a welcome visitor. John Upchurch’s ill son is improving. Jonee Walker is busy breaking ground. W D Patton, a school director, is out of timber business. Farmers sow oats. Clover merchant J M Sherom plants corn. Rev Harvey Patton’s new dwelling nears completion. Philip Upethroh improves his recently purchased farm from Dick Mastora. Rumors hint at a wedding nearby. Jefe Limbaugh and wife visited Peter Wallace. W F Upchurch visited near Sedgewickville. News is scarce this week.
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John Upchurch
Jonee Walker
Saya
A.J. Lincoln
J. M. Sherom
Harvey Patton
Philip Upehtroh
Dick Mastora
Jefe Limbaugh
Peter Wallace
W. F. Upchurch
Sedgewickville
Egg supper draws crowd at M. E. Church event
The Ladies Aid of the M. E. Church hosted an egg supper last Saturday at Mr Zipraugh’s home. A goodly number attended, including many Young people from Advance. Visitors from Dongola and Bloomfield joined the social, with several local residents and a telegraph operator hopeful for a job in Ima. Fishing trip north of town drew a small crowd with few catches.
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M. E. Church
Zipraugh
Pool
Watkins
Ialine
Bip
Ima
Altho
Sally godanGed
Dongola
Royal Messrs
Henry
Arthur
Bloomfield
Slough
John Vaughn
Myrtle Stanley
Hiawarna
Stale OCR brief notes from Glen Alleo project and locals
Ventth reports the stave factory Utelse to be put in at Glen Alleo with bolts arriving in about ten weeks. Farmers are already hauling bolts. Mr and Mrs J A Berry traveled to St Louis Sunday. Chastian Sama, the best been, almost sick for some Vine, smapertens.
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Glen Alleo Witt
Mra
J.A. Berry
St. Lewis Senday
Local Notes From Marble Hill Community
Sunday visits and family outings populate the Marble Hill area with residents traveling to Glen Allen Poplar Bluff and Piedmont. Local families Barns Walton Zimmerman Johnson McGloutlin Watkins Green and Bulohanker are mentioned with moves and good wishes as teachers and citizens describe ongoing life in the district.
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Marble Hill
Glen Allen
N. J. Barns
W. L. Barns
B. Walton
Poplar Bluff
D. C. Zimmerman
Marshall Johnson
Piedmont
Grover Howell
J. A. McGloutlin
Ian
James Bulohanker
John Watkins
Arthur Green
Calvin Myers
Beat
Paes
Oty Tosx
Fallent Firmers Busy Preparing to Plant Cars
Fallent firmers are busy making prep stations to plant cars. Mr and Mrs Leith and family of Best Marquand visited W G Kitchen on Easter Sunday. Arthur Cox of Greenville visits relatives nearby. Eisie and Thomas Lee of Mme La Motte visit here. Rev Andrew Shinkard preached a sermon at Liberty for Sandsy. School teachers group prominent. Master Bas born, two pound girl reported.
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Leith
Local Notices and Social Visits Around Bute
Miss Laura and Augusta Labs return to St Louis from local home. Will Groter travels weekly to Hurricane for Sunday. Joseph Stote sold his farm to Exokie Barber of Lutesville. Alfred Yoount visited Fredericktown last week. Mr and Mrs Nash Kitchen visited Hon J M Welker Sunday. Josn and J A Hawn visited their father recently. Harmon family visited W G Kitchen Sunday and fencing sixty acres. JW Tallent merchant reports strong business in Bute.
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Riley Farmer
Laura
Aogonsta Labs
Lou
Will Groter
Banday
Joseph Stote
Exokie Barber
Lutesville
Alfred Yoount
Fredericktown
State Normal Noter and McGhee Obituary in Brief
State Normal notes the recent death of Professor John B. McGhee who served twenty years on the faculty and twelve as president. Born in Benton county in 1819 he rose from humble origins through self help. A memorial service was held at the new Presbyterian church on Friday at 2:30 in his honor.
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Jviistics
John 8. McGhee
Benton County
McGhee
Pritersor McGhee
Joshua Fiseart
Bellinger
Patton Farm Robbery and Local News Roundup
A farmer Miles Dollar was robbed of 500 dollars by three men eight miles north of Patton as they overpowered him and his hired man and bound them. The town reports better oats and decent wheat, a shooting accident involving Thomas Fulham healing well, and local social updates including a Dulaney school event and travel to Marguand.
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Miles Dollar
Conrad’s Crook
Hhere
Mr. Dollar
Thomas Fulham
S.J. Long
Turkey
Oritea Chapel
T. K. O'Kelly
Hornersville
Buvinesa
A. O'Kelly
Marble Hill
J. D. Hawn
Mrs. Dulaney
Marguand
Kentucky
Lateaville
Prof. Dulaney
Missouri
Republic offers fourteen rewards to subscribing readers
The St. Louis Republic announces a profit sharing contest offering up to 5007 dollars to subscribers or newcomers who predict the World’s Fair admission totals for the April 30 1900 dedicatory ceremonies. Prizes range from 10 to 5000 dollars with 790 delivered for a one year paper, plus six biweekly subscriptions as options. Details and entry blanks available at the Republic offices or via Call Box 21.
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ST. Louis Republic
Bubscribana
Republic
Louis. MO
Probate Court Meeting Scheduled at Martie Bae Homes
The notice announces a probate court session led by the Gea Qxy of the Gueteres to be held at Martie Bae homes on March 8 in the presence of cuedtors and other interested parties.
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Martie Bae Hemes
Menteg Mar
B. Dery
Ballard’s Horebound Syrup Endorsed By Newcastle Mother
Mrs Ma p A Viiet of Newcastle writes that Ballard’s Horebound Syrup is superior to any other medicine and pleasant to take. She says her little girl wants to use it even when not needed, and asserts it treats pulmonary ailments effectively. Sold by Dr M Witmer in Morble.
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Ma P A. Viiet
Newcastle
Uolo
Ballard
M. Witmer
Morble
Minute Cough Cure Promises Quick Relief
Advertises Minute Cough Cure as pleasant to take and fast acting for cough croup and la grippe. Claims it works at the seat of trouble without upsetting the stomach and promotes healing by aiding oxygen delivery. Sold by Dr. S. M. McAnally.
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8. M. McAnally
Trustworthy Gentlemag Seeks Manager for Local Estate
Notice from the Probate Court of Thwling mtr announces a weekly trust management arrangement for a long established firm. A Mrsiggt, paying $13 weekly by check, will cover expenses from a beaJqutem. Creditors are advised to attend Marble Hill on Monday May 11 for proceedings led by the Acminigeystar.
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Rach Chunty
beaJqutem
Chicago
Probate Court
Thwling Mtr
Marble Hill
Maxemza
Kodol Dyspepsia Cure Adverts Indigestion Relief
A sufferer from White Plains Kentucky praises Kodol Dyspepsia Cure for rapid relief from indigestion and dyspepsia. The testimonial claims digestion improves after use, with restoration of appetite, strength, and weight. Br. S. McAnally sells the remedy.
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Rio Crick
White Plains
Bodol
McAnally
Ballard's Snow Liniment Endorsed for Pain Relief
A reader from Nad, fowayille, Sedg wick Co, Kan, reports using Ballard's Snow Liniment after crutch use. The remedy eased pain, allowing walking without crutches and enabling light farm labor. Also mentions Liver troubles and constipation pills, touting safety and tonic effects.
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Nad
Fowayille
Sedgwick Co
Kan
Cy M. Witmer
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