Farmers' union nears build in Gordonville and Jackson
An unclear scrap of farm union notes describes plans to buy grain at Gordonville and erect facilities near Jackson. The text references past farmer moves, wheat selling, and a general aim to improve conditions, but specifics are undefined. The piece also mentions temperance sentiment and a Atlantic City convention with a report from a committee.
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Cape Haa
Gordonville
Jackson
Colaorts
United States
Atlantic City
Prosecution urged to act on tigers evidence in Missouri
In a loud complaint the Advance Guard quotes the Brownwood blind tigers episode from the Tonmtonville Banner urging the prosecuting attorney to use available evidence. Citizens claim election duty to serve the people and threaten change if no action is taken. They demand witnesses and insist Missouri breeders and premium lists may reflect broader reforms as the fight against lawbreakers continues.
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Brownwood Blind Tigers
Tmtonville
He Tger
Missouri
Tax Pars
Bollinger County
Trenton
Heppy
Lincoln
Unclear Bremarck incident injures man near Potosi
A July Bremarck Missouri dispatch reports an unidentified person was shot and seriously injured near Potosi. F Dennis sustained injuries described as both bones in the right side fractured. Rob Keery was reportedly involved or nearby as a likely suspect.
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Globe-Democrat
Bremarck
F. Dennis
Potosi
Rob Keery
Frisco Picnic Fights End in Shootings and Mayhem
A chaotic picnic near Frisco ended with a shooting spree that wounded four men, a woman, a horse, a mule, and a dog, which died. Beer leaked from a punctured jug, and the crowd dispersed amid injuries and property damage. September 29 marks a historic De Soto memory.
Our Correspondents Union Ridge Health Update
Health is very good as Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Barks of Jackson visit ha parents here this week. Miss Stella Johnson visits Miss Myrtle Nowell Sunday. Mrs. J. H. Yount and children spend Sunday at C. M. Johnson's. Born to Mr. and Mrs. Freeman Graves August 6 a 12 pound boy. Freeman is just hitting the high places this morning. J. Hi. Berry and family visit at J. N. Barko's Sunday. Newalescarce Swaxt WillaM.
Protracted Meeting Starts August 10 In Local Church
Neighbor boys attended a waging at Hurricane Fork on Sunday while Mrs. James Wallis remains ill. Wheat threshing and tie basteing continue. Revs F F Yount and William Bess plan a protracted meeting beginning August 10. Singing school thrives under new management. A new baggy arrived at Mrs Peters's Saturday morning with curious chatter.
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Hurricane Fork
James Wallis
F. F. Yount
William Bess
Baggy
Mra Peters
Charlie
Neneyizza
Health notes and church visit plans in Pleasant Valleys area
Tallent reports poor health while Mise Fannie Bollinger suffers similar distress. Rev W L King preached at Pleasant Valleys Sunday. Nora and Anice Gibbe are listed as aunt and uncle to Mr and Mrs W G Kitchen at Irvent. They plan to visit Mrs Curtis Dease Severs and attend light church services Sunday.
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Mise
Fannie Bollinger
W. L. King
Pleasant Valles
Misere
Nora
Anice Gibbe
W. G. Kitchen
Irvent
Curtis Dease
Local News Notes From Glen Allen Area
Reports from Glen Allen last Saturday indicate a pleasant time with neighbors. Health remains decent though measles appear in a few cases. Farmers threshing wheat and corn crops look fair with more rain needed. J. B. Huffman is off to Oregon County to work on a fruit farm. Community members visit relatives and attend church and singing school events.
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Scopus
B. F. Huffman
Oregon County
G. W. Masters
Laflin
Henry Jackson
W. H. George
Coles Chapel
Randay
T. W. Cooper
Mt Zion
A. Pulton
Mt. Zipe
Ehsted
Robins
Gravel Hill
Robbins
Local school reopens as plans unfold for weddings and moves
The notice mentions Lorance Fowler and Jol Loyd preparing to move, with a wedding expected soon from a dream. The Clubb Creek school will open Monday under management from Lutesville, signaling a community update on events and local education.
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Lorance Fowler Pease
Othe
Ant
Jol Loyd
Hs Earne
Hm Ground
Fllow
Clubb Creek
Lutesville
Wheat threshing day brings farmers and visitors together
The article fragment notes farmers such as Mr and Mrs Win H Fowler hosting threshing day with stock buyers visiting their community. Manuel Gaither Juli Morris and families travel from Kravian Erssluss to visit rebssives. William Baker and Wilkerd Prekett attend from Louis Bail reenatly. A local correspondent signs off with a stray number.
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Win
H. Fowler
Manuel Gaither
Kravian
Juli Morris
Erssluss
Rebssives
Hull
Ile
William Baker
Fender
Wilkerd Prekett Puretee el
Ioe Forse
Louis Bail
Tee Correspenden
Local Farmer Movements and Family Visits Noted
Health is very good with farmers plowing for wheat. N A Bollinger and family returned from Fredericktown. Palmer Ferguson and Mise Maud Fredericktown visit Mrs Josie White per. Clarence Swan did business in Marquand last Friday. David Bollinger and family of Oak Ridge visited relatives here last week. Master Edgar Whitener had an accident injuring his leg on a snag. D E Bolinger and wife visited Bollinger relatives near Cape Girardeau. Clarence Amon Beal and wife moved to Grevelton farm last week. We are sorry to lose them. Robert Bollinger of Fredericktown visited relatives here last week. Born to Gey Bes ald wife July Zi, fine… (text garbled)
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N. A. Bollinger
Fredericktown
Palmer Ferguson
Mise Maud
Josie White
Clarence Swan
Marquand
David Bollinger
Oak Ridge
Edgar Whitener
D.E. Bolinger
Mre Bollager
Cape Girardess
Clarence
Amon Beal
Grevelton
Robert Bollinger
Protracted meetings and local notes from farm communities
Protracted services at multiple churches progress with Rev. George and Rev. Jackson preaching. Local residents Charley Ford Hirans visit Hornersville, unions and picnics planned. Reports of stock dealing, land buying, mill operations, and various visits by families and neighbors across Clubb Creek, Union Hill, Palmore, and surrounding towns.
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Union Hill
Huff
Palmore
W. H. George
Antioch
Walter Key
Lutenville
P. H. Gray
Charley Ford
Benton
Dellinger
O. BE. Ford
Finner Galloway
John Gaither
Zalma
David Shell
P. W. Wilkerson
Elmer Gray
Bloomfield
L. W. Andrews
J. C. Cobbel
Ira Feo
Stanley Cresk
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