Fredericktown Coinecriut changes hands in brief notice
The Jackson Herald notes ownership shifts with new proprietors Unys and Mendricks, while Craunasros Alp reports epidemics of fires causing property losses valued at 20 000 dollars. It also mentions Judge James D Fox’s serious illness and Republican party stance on President McKinley’s elderly mother’s health.
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Asp
Jackson Herald
Comet
Ling
Unys & Mendricks
Craunasros
Alp
Onuton
Ohio
McKinley
Fractured Debate Over Banking and Silver Standard
A fragmentary discussion criticizes extending national banking and the gold standard while showing hostility to bimetallism. It notes political disguises, international silver uses, and calls out Wall Street influence on the current administration in a wary tone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Meck
Wall Street
Great Grain Harvest Shows Strong Yields Across Key Crops
The year's abundant harvest highlights corn, wheat, oats, rye, and barley. Corn totals about 2.07 billion bushels with a shortfall vs last year, while wheat surges to 492 million and oats rise by about 16 million, signaling a robust agricultural stance amid broader export demand.
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Agaist Gary Lst
United States
Ako iv
Europe
What Will the Republicans Do
The piece argues the Republicans face deep trouble over the Dingley tariff and currency reform. It cites deficits, bond issues, and surpluses, noting the tariff has failed to end financial strains and that calls for currency reform persist. It critiques leaders including McKinley and Allison amid partisan debate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tesulla
Dingley
MeKinley
Vise Tosus
McKinley
Great Party of Progress
Allison
Currency Reform Debate Stirs GOP Leaders
The piece questions a coming congressional session's failure to discuss financial legislation and urges Republicans to pursue currency reform. It argues against retiring greenbacks and treasury notes, proposes state banks issuing notes, and condemns bond-driven banking as unfair to nonbondholders while stifling enterprise. The author calls for a plan that broadens access to credit and supports industrial progress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congress
Treasury
Chauwneter
Honda
Repub
Weather and village notes drift in quiet period
The weather remains wintry with recent cold spells, and Jie Long has recovered from typhoid. Richard Long relocated his family to the area, while Cole arrived from Dunklin County for a short stay. Dr Chandler from Lutesville attended a local call. Business in the village stays quiet as news items seem sparse.
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Jie Long
Richard Long
Ling
Snider
Cole
Dunklin County
Chandler
Lutes
Local Notices From Around Town and Neighbors
Undated item notes arrivals and returns from residents including JiMerson Mungle near KD and James Gibbs back from the cotton country. Robinson finishes the old store building and David Robinson may open an agricultural store in Th Frank Schonman area. Births reported to Albert Dalton and Mrs Robinson. John V Knowles clerks for Rand D Robinson. school progress under John Rample. Residents extend best wishes to Tas Panss and readers.
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Bwt
JiMerson Mungle
Greenville
Robinson
David Robinson
Frank Schonman
Albert Dalton
R. J. Robinson
J.B. Masters
J. M. Knowles
Mr Stevenson
Fredericl
James Gibbs
John V. Knowles
Rand D. Robinson
Local Notes From Suneperville and Nearby Areas
Community items report W V Proman’s work near Brownwood and a strong crop, residents Jefferson Resss returning from Illinois, Tom Noll visiting Dunklin county, J W Tess’s eye treatment in St Louis, and Marshall Beckwith moving to Illinois after selling his firm. Lucien Barrett visited Allenville, Prof Hex Cheatner leads school progress, local sporting club resumes with Doc Tom Hiedge as captain and orders 888 dollars of new guns, Mr Kolton from Kentucky recently moved in, Andrew Garner and family move to cotton country, Abe Boxs in Cape Girardeau, Wash Miller considers cattle plans, Williaty Null marries Nancy Harvell, Charlo Elledge to build a new storehouse, Mins Lou Shell ill with typhoid fever, Mel Jones Tippett’s wife Thoma Tippett dies in November.
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W. V. Proman
Brownwood
Jefferson Ress
Illinois
Tom Noll
Dunklin County
J. W. Tess
St. Louis
Marshall Beckwith
Ilinois
Lucien Barrett
Allenville
Hex Cheatner
Tom Hiedge
Snipes
Mr. Kolton
Kentucky
Andrew Garner
Abe Boxs
Cape Girardeau
Wash Miller
Williaty
Nancy Harvell
Charlo Elledge
Mins
Mel. Jones Tippett
Thoma Vippett
Obituary Notice from Suwailkey Area Church
A brief obituary notes the passing of a Baptist church member after a brief illness. She leaves a husband Rev. Dan Robins and four sisters five children and many friends to mourn. Pastor Dan Paess and “old min” Loo are referenced in local notices from Suwai key.
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Baptist Clurch
Earth
Dan Robins
Little Valley
Albert Allen
Dan Paess
Min
Suwaikey
Local notes from a neighborly column
A reader shares weathered news from the countryside noting sickness in the neighborhood with names like Robert Spencer and his son Albert on the puny list. Rev Joe Ysley filled Dodson's appointment at Lahnchapel and Bethel churchgoers heard Elder AL Mayes preach.
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Robert Spencer
Albert
John Snagle
Barks
Belle City
Dock
Qolby Cole
Kennett
George P. Cole
Unhn
Joe Ysley
Dodson
Lahnchapel
Bethel
AL Mayes
Kr.n. Caldwell
T. A. Caldwell
WH. J. Kinder
Minnie
Local Notes From Muldenny And Surrounding Areas
Last week William Brooks of Muldenny appears in town records along with many residents. Brich Wolpers’s wife is very ill with consumption. Andrew McMinn visited Buchanan recently, and ammunition was noted. Several names including Ele, Sam, Leo Slinkard, John Grisham and family returned from Belgrade after two weeks. Notices mention Christmas Weekend events, court spares, marriages near Zalma, and residents moving to Lutesville. Community activities include schooling progress, barn framing, and factory repairs.
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William Brooks
Muldenny
Brich Wolpers
Andrew McMinn
Buchanan
Ele
Sam
Leo Slinkard
John Grisham
Belgrade
Divd
Zulia
Loney Bennett
J. M. Wilkins
Marble Lill
S.J. McMinn
Poe
Bruns
2. K. Richards
John Hall
J. W. Slinkard
Zalma
Charley Brovtz
Mixa Ella Sullivan
Divd—Dow
Mary Kinder
Robert Baker
Lutesville
J. W. Caldwell
Marble Hill
Squire Gaines
Squire Russell
Local notes and personal items from a small town page
Community gossip includes moves to Zalma, a marriage plan, and updates on residents such as Matt Anderson, Umph James, and Leo Slinkard. A quoted essay on home life by Edward W. Bok contrasts domestic happiness with hotel life, urging couples to build a shared, humble home reflecting their efforts and love.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward W. Bok
Ladies Home Journal
Marcind
Reflections of a Bachelor and Misquoted Maxims
Fragmented prose humor and misspelled aphorisms on marriage love and society. Satirical lines touch on Nero, spontaneous combustion, fashion, shoes, hair, gate swinging, and gender roles. The piece shuffles with garbled phrasing and stray quotes from a New York column, preserving a comic but unclear set of maxims.
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Nero
Pepper
New York
Teachers Proficient for Fall Term 1897
Twelve teachers thoroughly qualified are listed as ready for the fall term of 1897. The notice names officials and provides an address for further particulars and enrollment inquiries at John McGhee, Proa.
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Prasoxnen
HraLriu
Inarnu Mentan Muato
For rent and sale offer with various arable plots
For rent suitable for many tenants with varying size and price. The land is well fenced, cultivated carefully, and features comfortable houses and good water. Also offering several other farms for sale with good land. Contact Jus A. Minion at Lailin, Me.
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Minion
Lailin
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