Matched Misprints and Local Notices Across Missouri
A sprawling, OCR heavy report from Cape Girardeau and surrounding towns outlines disparate items: a fire of earthquakes in Madrid County, a murder-accusation acquittal near Jean Mientain Kake, train theft incidents in Cape Girardeau, a Home Comers Association event in Jackson, and multiple community notes from Sikeston, DeSoto, and surrounding locales. It also mentions railroad expansion plans from Iron Mountain and a broad discussion on reform and moral improvement by Elbert Hubbard.
Fine Furniture Line Opens at Marble Hill Store
A new furniture line will be opened and ready for inspection in Marble Hill at the large store building previously occupied by C. A. Walker. The announcement notes a fine selection and showroom readiness for customers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. A. Walker
Marble Hill
Child's prayer and a long moral meditation mix with history
A lengthy poem contrasts a child's pure prayer with adult sanctimony and historical reflection on justice. It laments tyranny and cites trials from Salem to the Fugitive Slave Act, then ends with a rural anecdote about a sick passenger on a train.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oen
Henry Will
Thomas Moore
Osford
Smithfield
Latimer
Kidley
John Rogers
Hampden
Sydney
Rasaell
Jeffreys
Salem
In Memoriam Marie McMinn McMinnys Bright Faithful Life
Marie McMiny daughter of Conrads, born April 1875, died in illness after moving to the family farm near town. She married Samuel J. McMinn of Marble Hill. left a young son and devoted husband. A longtime Sunday School attendant and church member, she lived a pious life, endured long illness, and was laid to rest on her birthday anniversary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marie McMiny
Dicot
Enntine Conrad
Ewater
F. M. Wells
Samuel J. McMion
Marble Hill
Elf
Chile
Amd
Conrad
Winder
William
Werder
McMinn
St. Louis
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God
Resolutions of Respect for John J. Clark
Resolutions note the death of John J. Clark on March 27 and honor him as a loyal member of Marbie Hill Camp Nos 4270 MWA. They extend sympathies to his family, recognize him as a loving husband and father, and commend him to divine care as the charter is draped.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John J. Clark
Marbie Hill
In mourning for thirty days youth notes on money order
In mourning for thirty days a proclamation requests spreads on the walls of our camp and copies sent to the bereaved family and local papers for publication. A young speaker criticizes the post office draft in jest and requests a money order of ten cents for his mother.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lutesville
Beichet
Nori
United States
Nwn
CT Panon
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Southeast News
Jackson Cash-Hook
Jor
Price
Cape Girardean
Tron Mountain
Histarck
Southeast Missouri
Avertoa
Jackson
Home Comers Association
J. Brean
The
Bonecoming
Republic
Cape Girardeau
Mubert Hobb
Momever
Madrid County
Boylan
Apel
Pipkin
Jean Mientain
Kake Wan
Albert Wail
Wall
Frank Mitehim
Sid Mitehim
DeSoto
Texas
Bi Pass
Samy
Alee
Charleston Courter
Iron Mountain
Haw
Deltas
Bismarck
Thebes
Helmont
Dexter
Delta Thos
Branel
Jackson Cash- Hook
Clark Reed
Sallie Cowan
Hughes
Emma Schults
Shawneetown
Reed
Miss Cowan
Clark
Harland Reed
Sikeston Enterprise
Mis
Charles Hawthorne
Cobb Station
Frisco
St. Louis Star
United States Steel Corportion
Williamaville, Greenville and
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Missont
Misseetey
Ciyornville
Wayne
Hihes
Cereeneille Tinny
Apo Toon Mining
Toe Sey
Abe Wet
Tae Otter Jnlp
Tae Otter Jnlp Teves Ietibetet
Tee Wee Serpypreret Aril Hodinfelianes of
Metall Enterprises
Personal Purity League
Elbert Hubbard
Cie
John H. Bess
Marbie
Marble Shire
Wilbur D. Nesbit
Chicago Record- Herald
Jerpaulam
Virginia
Judes
Pew
Galileo
Franece
Charles Schoner
Republican Party
Supreme Court
Sedalia
Butler Democrat
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Dallan
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