World’s Pair Life booklet guides exhibits in Cyriculture
A fragmented, opinionated page urges interest in the World’s Pair Life booklet offering exhibit ideas for Cyriculture Hortionltore Mines and Motlurgy. It requests Room 219 Advulatration Building St Louis for copies while arguing liquor laws and temperance signal social reform, condemning licensed dealers and praising organized societies. The piece links speedy trials to curb lynchings and calls for moral business considerations in a broad temperance debate.
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Mamowat
Louis
Why Not Senator Cockrell for President of Missouri
Why Not Senator Cockrell of Missouri for president comes as a call praising his Christian character, long experience, ability, and integrity. The piece notes his harmony with the party, declares him acceptable to the Kansas City Democrats, and argues his age and Confederate service should not disqualify him. It mentions The Commoner naming available men and reserves, and ends with pleasure in proposing the senator.
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Senator Cockrell
Francis Marion Cockrell
Missouri
Kansas City Platform Democrats
Juaiah
Afrtati
Bad Days for the Promoters in Financial Furor
A St Louis Chronicle commentary warns readers about fake enterprises and get rich quick schemes. It notes promoters push stock in mines oil wells and other ventures with promised enormous dividends, exploiting public ignorance. The piece contrasts legitimate promoters with frauds and jails as the rightful fate for deceitful schemers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Tina
Parallle
Steck
Rockefeller
Standard Oil
Wall Street
St. Lonia
Purify Blood to Clear Complexion Warns Ad
An 19th century advertisement warns against cosmetics claims and promotes Green's August Flower as a liver tonic to cleanse blood, improve complexion, and treat dyspepsia. It cites Dr. S. M. McAnally's as the provider with trial and regular bottle prices.
Teachers examination dates set for August twenty first and second
The next teacher certification exams are scheduled for Friday and Saturday August 21 and 22. The subjects and times are listed in order: Pine Day Geography 6:00 to 10:00, Grammar 9:00 to 12:00, Algebra 8:00 to 12:90, Orthography 1:90 to 3:00, Language 2:00 to 4:80, Arithmetic 2:90 to 4:00, History 4:00 to 6:00. Examinations start at 8:0 a. m. and 1:30 p. m. both days and end at 42:90 and 6:00 respectively. Each subject must be completed before the next. no subject will be given at other times. County Commissioner.
Kodo Dyspepsia Cure Promises Easy Digestion for All
Advert says Kodo Dyspepsia Cure lets people eat all they want by improving stomach reception and digestion, transforming food into healthy blood. Sold by SM McAnally.
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SM McAnally
Camp of Modern Woodmen Installed in Sedgewickville
Deputy Jones organized a new Modern Woodmen camp in Sedgewickville. Officers installed Friday night include G. A. Statler venerable consul and John H. Masters worthy adviser with W. B. Smith as banker and J. L. Statler clerk. Several locals visited or assisted, including P. B. Genoway, C. M. Hay, David Robinson, Berry of Marquand, and John Crites. Julia Pinney visits as Mary and Ruth Sidor are feted. Deputy Jones leaves for Dexter, Mrs. Blount heads to Texas.
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Jones
G. A. Statler
John H. Masters
W. 8. Smith
J. L. Statler
Walter Seabaugh
C. RB. Conrad
J. Cook
P. B. Genoway
C. M
Hay
Fredericktown
David Robinson
Patton
Berry
Marquand
Deputy Jones
Dexter
Salem News Bits from the Countryside
Health is good with farmers busy making hay. Lewis Perkins returned home from Greenville last week. Alfred Hughes of Grassy was in our midst Saturday and Sunday. John Ford of Hale appears in this vicinity often. James Stilts and niece Miss Eima of M. Creek visited Henry Stilts and family last Sunday. Miss Mary Perkins visited Hahn last week. Several youths attended services at Mount Pleasant Sunday night. Marvin Hinkle visited his friend George Bell at Hog Eye Saturday. Belt wishes to Trix Parsi and its many readers. Bat Horesn.
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Salem
Lewis Perkins
Greenville
Alfred Hughes
Grassy
John Ford
Hale
James Stilts
Eimma
M. Creek
Henry ‘Stilts
Mary Perkins
Hahn
Mount Pleasant
Marvin Hinkle
George Bell
Hog Eye
Belt
Local notes on weather farms and neighbors
Clippard reports warm dry weather and good health in the vicin ity except for colds. W H Allman plans a new barn this summer with W H Snider on the job. Edith Reed and Dora Snider visited Laflin Wednesday. Mrs. Proffer visited her sister last Thursday. T M Snider traveled to Toga by mule Monday and praised fine corn and watermelons there. Edith Reed was sick late last week but is recovering. T J Bollin and family moved from old Bollinger to Ripley to reside.
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W. H. Allman
W. H. Snider
Edith Reed
Dora Snider
Laflin
B. EB. Proffer
T. M. Snider
Toga
Coun
Tom
Local notes and sermons brighten Liberty and Pleasant Valley
Rev. A Slinkard preached to a large congregation at Liberty church last Sunday and Rev J BR A Vaghan spoke at Pleasant Valley Sunday night to a large crowd. The piece reports snakebite to Thomas Yount's son, visits by Bettie Williams and Ada Reagan, and local greetings. It mentions C Yount, William Mathiews, P E Shell, and prospects for crops with good rains and a better corn year. Jacob Rhodes and family plan to move to Marquand soon.
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A. Slinkard
Liberty Church
J. BR. A. Vaghan
Farmington
M. B. Church South
Pleasant Valley
Thomas Yount
Bettie Williams
Glen Allen
Ada Reagan
Charleston
Zimmerilian
C. Yount
Wm. Mathiews
Shell
Jacob Rhodes
Marquand
Bex
County Court Proceedings Summary of Relief and Exposures
B T Russell allowed 10 for immediate relief. By request of A P court orders an%g of SW exposed for sale. By request of W P Barnes court orders belg of swig and tichg of pelg 16-95-8 exposed for sale. Cause of road petitioned for by C J advanced for asylum expenses. P B Clippard allowed 225 pert salary in at season. VanAmburg Bros allowed 5 for shingles furnished for courthouse closet. Court refuses to allow account of Dr B A Mayfield for 10 for care of John Bpeer while sick of smallpox. Cloris ordered to certify proof of full payment for school land to State Auditor for patent of gard land to W P Barnes. W B Dickey allowed 85 for office supplies. The following petit jurors drawn for term of Circuit Court. Hi win township R C Heddershot John G and John Fee Wayne township Sam
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B. T. Russell
A. P
W. P.barnes
C. J
P.B. Clippard
VanAmburg Bros
A. Mayfield
John Bpeer
Cloris
Swhi
W. P. Barnes
W. B. Dickey
Hiwin
R. C. Héddershot
John G
John Fee
Wayne Township
Sam
County Financial Minutes Roundup with Allowances and Claims
Ledger of approvals and rejections from county officials including state auditor requests, bond allowances for schools, and numerous care and salary payments. Names such as Noah Dundran Mouser Huff Blagle Bollinger Marrin Cooper and Taylor appear amid figures like 6470.40 993.36 150.00 125 250 500 and other small sums. Several individuals receive salaries for county roles and duties while some accounts are refused or pending.
DeWitt’s Witch Hazel Salve Featured in Odd Ad
An odd fragment from the Weatherford Chronicle touts DeWitt’s Witch Hazel Salve as the best for burns boils and piles. It claims the product is unadulterated and widely popular, with a note about counterfeit pricing. The snippet also mentions local names like Moore and Walker and a court-like adjournment reference to 2003.
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DeWitt
Dameron
M. McAmalty
Mayfield Woolen Mills Pants Rivalry in St Louis
Mayfield Woolen Mills of Mayfield, Kentucky, long known for all wool pants, opened a St Louis branch to improve distribution and start a suits line. Rival Hunter & Dickey seized exclusive rights in Lylesville, pushing a strong pant selection priced from 1.25 to 5 per pair.
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Mayfield Woolen Mille
Mayfield
St. Louwis
St. Louis
Woolen Mills Clotting Co
Mayfield Wool Milla
Dobn Na Hunter & Dickey
Lylesville
Old Mills
Hunter &Dickey's
Jackson Marble Works Under New Management
Jackson marble workshop announces L. Taceay as agent to handle sales and inquiries. The move positions the shop for expanded service in stones, monuments, and custom carvings.
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Jackson Marble
L. Taceay
Veterinary notice by Dr H Seabaugh in Lutesville
Southeast News reports Dr H Seabaugh of Kansas City Veterinary College will be in Lutesville on Wednesday and Thursday August 19 and 20. He has studied diseases of domestic animals and all operations are performed by the latest and most competent scientific methods.
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H. 3. Seabaugh
Kansas City
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Moore
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MR. Chandler
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Henry Elfrank
J. J. Cathoun
L.Y. Kiwoma
Bix J. McMnew
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People's Bank
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People’s ‘Bank
Nood
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J.’A. Barry
Henry Blitank
K. A. “Goodwin
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Southeast News
Roy McLeod
Bonne Terre
Malden
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Hospital For the
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Board of
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F. A. Vise
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