Local notes from Palmer and nearby towns report church, family, and farming events
Church closed Monday night and prayer meetings weekly. Town visitors include Dr Cubbage in Marble Hill and J H Watkins in Cape Girardeau. Births, deaths, and illnesses noted, with several marriages and family moves. Spring planting, threshing, and local schooling developments feature alongside church and social events in Succeeder area and Cape Girardeau county communities.
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Ike Ward
Henry James
Henry
Edith Henley
Elorade
Mamie Grisham
Aldy
Posson
Sheeny
Spring and Summer Goods Arrive at The Leader
The Leader announces an immense stock of spring and summer goods now available at astonishingly low prices. It boasts unmatched low prices in Southeast Missouri and a reputation for good quality and honest dealing. The house claims to offer the best and most attractive seasonal stock to attract customers.
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Missouri
Dry Goods Offerings in Bollinger County Store
The ad touts a large selection of dry goods including Cassimeres Worsteds Dunelien Dimity Crepon Challies Drapery Lawns Pongees Swisses Gingham Shirtings and prints. It proclaims the greatest stock under one roof in Bollinger county with a grand collection of footwear, every pair a bargain.
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Bollinger County
Clothing Line of Clope Impresses with Choice Garb
A warline of Clope is described as large and handsome with careful selection. The piece notes the extensive effort in choosing the apparel, emphasizing quality and display.
Shoes the Leader shoe department is full
Shoe department at the retailer appears packed as shoppers browse shelves and clear displays amid peak demand. Sales staff assist customers while aisles remain busy with footwear varieties and promotions drawing foot traffic.
Furnishing Goods Stock Offered At Low Tariff Prices
A bright new stock of up to date gents furnishing goods nations and hosiery was bought at low tariff prices and will be sold accordingly.
Hats On Sale Showcase Pleases Shoppers
A local hat shop highlights its stock as visually appealing and affordable, inviting customers to browse the selection and save money on purchases. The readable fragment emphasizes value and style in headwear.
Groceries and Queensware Offered at Local Store
A storefront advertises a selection of queensware and fresh groceries, emphasizing a steady stock of quality domestic goods and reliable daily needs for shoppers.
The Leaner Offer Promises Honest Dollar Value
An old ad copy proclaims bargains at THE LEANER with slogans about saving a dollar and giving every patron honest value for their money. The text urges fair treatment and price-driven appeal to customers.
Missouri board seeks relocation proposals for blind school
Gov Stone appointed commission holds April 15 meeting to relocate the Missouri school for the blind then invites written suggestions from counties and municipalities by May 9 1895 with right to reject proposals. Also notes burglaries at De Soto hardware and a Farmington fire causing extensive losses.
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Board of Commissioners
Died at 21 David Fox in Fredericktown obituary
Southeast New St. Fredericktown Democrat notes the death of David, son of Judge James D. Fox, at his father's Fredericktown residence on April 1, aged 21 years six months, after a long decline from consumption.
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Fredericktown
David
James D. Fox
Charleston
Cook, Lacy and Ashby
St Louis
Jackson
Mr. Malone
W. J. Miller
Millerville
Walker
Edward Walker
Dexter Messenger
Johnny
James Dinnell
Fair Grounds
Dunklin Democrat
Kennett
Hester
Tén Mile
Wiliam Smith
Lulu
Caruth
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Orton
Sedgewickville
C.K. Presnell
D. Fountain Crain
Emanuel Cook
George M. Woodrigie
Eli J. Seabaugh
BK Hales
Newton Miller
Z. B. Drum
Mollie Statler
Oak Ridge
N. F. Yount
M. Snowles
Near Fu
Thomas Fulton
R. L. Robinson Vis
Henry Winters
Eli
Cross Roads
J. R. Kirkpatrick
Pape Girardean
H. M. Aulsberry
Cape Girardean Water Works
Bollinger
St. Louis
Potosi
Killough
R. C. Norton
Trenton
The
Normal
C. E. Vesey
Epb
Paris
Main Street
Cape City
Pet
Jay A. Ets
Summer Goods
the Leader
Queensware
Rosenblum
Marble Hill, MO
Missouri School For the Blind
DeSoto
Cunningham & Hamel
Noclew
Farmington
Thevohl Cayce
New St
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