Local County Attourney Campaign Speech Shapes Hayti Borough
A fragmented OCR text discusses a political campaign in Bollinger County near Hayti Missouri. It mentions A. G. Hantie as a local figure, debate over citizenship status, and support for a candidate named Mr Bryan. The piece references corrections and upcoming session work starting next Tuesday and notes a campaign tone of prosperity and unity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. G. Hantie
Hayti
Maynid
Bollinger
Missouri Democrats call for funds to win campaign
In a Ful lon Gazette piece the Missouri Democratic State central committee urges popular subscription to raise money for campaign expenses. It argues only the party can secure honest government and law enforcement, opposing interests that profit from bad governance and warning Missourians to fund the effort to preserve the state’s good name.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Democratic
Republican Party
Missouri
Calaway County
Fullon Gazette
The New Arithmetics Smith series considered for adoption
At the June 1905 county board meeting, Bollinger County recommended adopting the Smith Arithmetics Primary and Practical from Ginn & Co. for public schools, with gradual adoption and part payments for old books. The board noted current arithmetic texts lack proper grading and present an uneven stairway of difficulty, praising the Smith series for repeated topics on an ascending scale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ite
County Board of Examiners
Bollinger County
Ginn & Co
Ution
Board of Examiners
Smith
Reading books urged for schools and grain harvest notes
The Board urges multiple reading books for early grades to improve reading progress and practice, recommends Cyr and Franklin readers from Ginn & Co, and stresses cost shared by districts or parents. County exam notes report drought effects, low stem rust, small leaf rust, ripening times, lodging, and fertilizer-free upland clay loam fields. no seed wheat for sale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Smith
Cyr
Franklin
Berond
Ginn & Co
County Boany
Examwens
A. BE
Grantham
From rags to riches a millionaire with a changed heart
An editorial contrasts a man who started with nothing and built wealth through clever schemes with a wife who sacrificed for him. As he becomes a millionaire he deserts his first wife for a younger beauty, selling his former spouse and leaving her to cry. The piece cites Dunn and Bradstreet to suggest the fate of many millionaires.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dunn
Bradatreet
Kansas City
Winter Wheat Varieties Tested by Missouri Station
Results from the Missouri Agricultural Experiment Station at Columbia show a field-ordered list of winter wheat varieties with yields per acre for 1906 and 1905, grain weight, head type, and straw strength. The notes indicate 0 to 20 percent plot damage from washing at the end of the experiment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Missouri Experiment Station
Columbia
Daweon
Nixon
Jones
Turkey
Hickman
Ghirka
Poole
Lebanon
Farcaster
Kharkov
Pride of Genesse
Michigan
Bibley
Lehigh
Central Business College Items Sedalia Missouri
A compilation of alumni and staff moves from Central Business College with appointments in Dallas Sandusky Kansas City St Louis and Monmouth. Promotions include Miss Locke Mrs Washburn Mr Julison and Miss Blatchford plus stenographers hired at Amour Packing Wheat Belt Land Button Book and others. Fall term begins September 3 with classes starting immediately.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Effie Blatchford Jux
Wheat Belt Land Company
Seon
Kansas
Winfred Hinds Hav
Button Book Company
Kansas City
Missouri
A. J. Hutchinson
Amour Packing Company
Central Business College
Franlty
Bryan Returns to Lead Community Spirit
A column from St. Louis Republic notes Bryan's comeback from Europe as Monarchs rally for Billy B and a gleaming future. The piece mentions local happenings including a new livery business, a fine baby born August 19, marriages, illnesses, and preparations for a golden anniversary on October 24.
Our Correspondents Report Local Happenings
Health is good at this writing. B H Bollinger and family fished at Stanley creek this week. Lifua Jones has moved his family to our town to clerk for Corbin and Corbin. Roy James becomes assistant agent at Brownwood depot. Ethel and Nancy Corbin visited Gipsy Sunday. We still have plenty of rain. J A Slagle family and Mrs R James and daughter Lola visited the country Sunday. Mary Thomas returned from Jackson to her sister Mrs Henry James. Dan Corbin and family visited in the country last Sunday. Talk of an Odd Fellows brick lodge grows. Mike Abraham the peddler came through town last week. Jim Fish and W D Hinkle shipped a car load of cattle to St Louis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. H. Bollinger
Stanley Creek
Lifua Jones
Corbin & Corbin
Roy James
Brownwood
Ethel
Nancy Corbin
Gipsy
J. A. Slagle
Oran
R. James
Lola
Mary Thomas
Jackson
Henry James
Dan Corbin
The
Odd Fellows
Mike Abraham
Jim Fish
W. D. Hinkle
St. Louis
Pleasant Valley Residents Share Weekend Visits
Health is good in this vicinity as Rev. L. Hull filled his apartment at Pleasant Valley Sunday. Visitors include Messrs Judob Rufus Orville Marvin Welden and Bank Zimmer man Moses Nora and Grace Gibbs at W. G. Kitchen’s home. Sallie Kitchen attended Fredericktown teachers exam with aunt Mrs Noah Kitchen. Joe and John Davenport on business at W. G. Kitchen’s. N R B Kitchen went to Bessville. William Graner and wife visited Hurricane Sunday. tent meeting at Union Light closed with much good. N E Stone and wife visited W. G. Kitchen Sunday while reads progress continues locally.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rev. L. Hull
Pleasant Valley
Messrs
Judob
Rufus
Orville
Marvin Welden
Bank Zimmerman
Moses Nora
Grace Gibbs
W. G. Kitchen
James Mungle
Near Patton
Sallie Kitchen
Fredericktown
Noah Kitchen
Joe
John Davenport
N. RB
Kitchen
Bessville
William Graner
Union Light
N. E. Stone
Local Tidings and Brief Notices Near Hiram
Hiram notes arrival of late items and mentions recent rains. John Grisham is active in local affairs. Mrs. G W Owens appears on the sick list this week. William Phelps and Adolph are referenced in community notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. W. Owens
William Phelps
Adolph
Local News From Our Community
Our farmers are plowing for wheat. Mrs Shell and children visit Mrs Alfred Shell near Clubb creek. David Snider returns from Colorado. Price and Edward Cobb work for G W Masters. Hales visit mother near Daisy. Mrs Caroline Sweitzer buys her barn restored. Hydar moves to Advance. Floria Darl family visit Mrs Rocks near Clippard. Kinder daughters visit Mrs Kinder's parents. Rev J Duncan preaches farewell sermon. Picnic at Lutesville draws many locals. Mary Huffman visits Helen Huffman. B F Winters clerks for L J Grimsley. Mama's Gin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shell
Mr. Shell
Alfred Shell
Clubb Creek
David Snider
Colorado
Price
Edward Cobb
Glen Allen
G. W. Masters
Daniel
Ransom Hales
Daisy
Caroline Sweitzer
N. W. Huffman
Hydar
Floria Darl
Patton
Mr. Carl
Near Huckey
Helen Huffman
B. F. Winters
L. J. Grimsley
Mama's Gin
Leopold Weather Brisk and Farmers Plow Amid Picnic Noise
The Leopold area enjoys fine cool weather as farmers plow, while the Leopold brass band travels to New Hamburg for a large picnic and returns by Wednesday. Local residents undertake visits to St. Louis and Oran. several families travel, visit relatives, and attend gatherings. Names include Rev J M Huber, Dr C M Witmer, Hon R Drum, M Holweg, J Scarenburg, Lisette Steinnerd, Mary Vanderen, Kate Snider, Mr and Mrs A Hulshof, Mary Tenholder, Dina Vanderen, Hannah Vanderen, Mary Twelman, and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leopold Brass Band
New Hamburg
J. M. Huber
St. Louis
Grandma Holweg
C. M. Witmer
R. Drum
Bank of Marble Hill
Leopold
M. Holwog
J. Scarenburg
Oran
Lisette Steinnerd
Mary Vanderen
Kate Snider
Manning
Latesville
A. Hulshof
Mary Tenholder
Dina Vanderen
Hannah
Mary Twelman
Jobn Tenbolder
Dr. Pinney Place
George Tenbolder
Henry Pf. Vandeven
Local notes and church news from Bessville region
Health is reasonably good at this writing. Miss Theodocia Welker visits relatives at Bessville this week. Died Mrs Fannie Myrick near here August 26. She leaves three children and many friends to mourn. Baptist church meets and elects Rev W A Davault pastor for the year and six delegates to Fredericktown association. Several locals attend picnic at Lutesville and church near Bevaville. Various residents visit relatives and attend exams and services. Dr Marion Bollinger sells stock to Dr Renfroe and plans move to Patton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Theodocia Welker
Bessville
Here
Fannie Myrick
Mia
Stella Peak
Alma
Sedalia
Messrs
Isaac and
Archie Deck
Mollie
Cape Girardeau
The
Baptist Church
Jefferson City
Bevaville
W. H. Bess
Fulton Zimmerman
Perry County
J. Fowler
R Smith
Greenbrier
Everett Zimmerman
Caroline Berry
James Belchamber
Edgar Zimmerman
McMinn of
Buchanan
J. A. Berry
Marion Bollinger
Renfroe
Patton
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Cominy
Missouri Agricultural Experiment Station
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Dallas
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E. F. Sharp
Sandusky Business College
Sandusky, Ohio
H. N Washburn
Missouri Pacific Railroad
Lola Smith
Missouri Pacific Railway
Ober Julison
Obear Nelson Glass Company
St Louis
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Mr. Robbins
Warrensburg
Vance J. Day
Commercial Bank
Mesara
A.C. Plage
Amirne
Monmouth
Illinois
Eek
Menars
Plage
Advan
Waronker Bros
Lutesville
Europe
Billy B
White House
Mizzoura
Joan N. Epwanos
St. Louis Republic
Hefley
Cora
August Lambert
Marshal Baker
W. Hughey
W. W. Coleman
G. PB. Ward
Mr. McKinsey
Greenville
John Libely
Miss Hughey
Herman Landewe
Louis Jansen
George Elfrink
Jas
Uncle George
Joux
Tallent
Hiram
John Grisham
Buster Brown
Karoge
Moore
Clark's Hardware
Lutesville, Mo
People’s Bank
Lutesville, Missouri
D. M. Witmer
T. Geo. BE
Clark
F. M. Wells
CHAS
Hobbs
Bollinger County Bank
F.M. Wells
M. Witmer
Chas, O. Hobbs
E.B. Beck
G. G. Clark
Yale
Jackson Mannie Wonks
John H. Sander
O.L. Talley
Pres. WM. Lages
Vick-Pass
J.w.blinkard
Casnen
Bank OF
Zalma
D. B. Corbin
D. F. Myera
Leo Slinkard
Wa. Lages
C. A. Sander
Pres
T. Robert Drum
Casuter
J. A. Taylor
D. B. Hill
Marble Hill
Marsie Hill
Capital
C.a.sander
R.L. Robinson
J.B. Kinder
Robert Drum
Dean B. Hill
Mountains
Memphis
E. W. Labeaume
G. P
T. A
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Pine Bluff, Ark
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