Malden carving duel wounds Pax ton Hotel owner
A carving contest at Malden last Saturday left the Pax ton Hotel proprietor badly cut on head face and neck requiring 27 stitches. The attack, rooted in an old grudge or possibly a gambling dispute, follows other local troubles including a crowded Pemiscot county jail and ongoing fires in the Lead Belt. A Campbell youth died after being crushed by a freight train while aloft the Cotton Belt line.
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Campbell Usen
Willie Picker
Mary Fisher
Cartie
Cones Office
John L. Brown
Big Stock Reducing Sale at Taylor Mercantile Company
A Missouri retailer announces a drastic sale to clear a large fall and winter clothing stock that arrived forty five days late. With massive on hand inventory and limited selling time, prices are cut to or below cost to free up capital and avoid deeper losses, promising the biggest bargains in all lines.
Bargain Warehouse Promises Deep Discounts Across Goods
A bustling sale advertises sugar at 21 pounds for $1 with trade, $1000 at or below cost on clothing lines arriving late. Suits sell for $16.50, pants to $0.85, youth and children’s clothing at cost, groceries at cut rates, and a wide array of furniture, shoes, dry goods, and textiles offered at unprecedented low prices.
Comforts and Blankets At Low Prices
Local retailer advertises hats caps and gloves for winter and bedclothes the largest stock in the county with exceptionally low prices. Offers cash or trade for turkeys geese chickens ducks and eggs and invites customers to bring produce for top market prices.
Poultry show results and obituary notice from Bollinger County
Poultry contest results list dabbles of prize birds including Toulouse Geese and White Indian Runner Ducks with names of owners and judges. Also an obituary notes the death of an uncle in 1914 with family details and church affiliation.
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Ducks
Ed Lutes Fane
Frank Phelps
W. W. Piss
Drake
Chord
Lee Fisher
Ed Elfrink
Mere Russell
McGlothlin
Tdluws
Jesse B Loves
CM. Manion
Ten Birds
Beus
Jesse Bo Lites
Wilbur Faker
Solordilin
Zomwks
Walhue Baker
White Langshins
Ernest Farnsworth
Asa Partisworth
Kencer Tansewonry
Seeretar Ala
Farnsworth
Bollinger County Poultry Assn
Death Angel Claims Child in November 1914
The notice reports the death of ten year old Woodrow Lessier at home of Mr and Mrs C Mo Lessier on November 27 1914 after a brief illness. The family laments his early loss and hopes to meet him in heaven. A second fragment mentions Little Margaret age six or seven reacting to a visitor with the line Umbrella got no clothes on.
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DF. Hahn
W. Jones
Marble
Wm. Bollinger
Advance
Ermin Snider
Milson
Texas
ME Church
South
Hahn Chapel
C Mo Lessier
Woodrow
Meaven
Margaret
Woman's National Weekly
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Caruthersville
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Bollinger County Poultry Association
Lutesville
Charles Behrens
Jackson Cane
J. D. Phelps
Jesse B. Lutes
Alexander Hahn
Brown Leghorns
D. S. Slink
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Tia
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White Leghorns
Wilbur Baker
Lee McGlothlin
T. D. McGregor
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AG Bess
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Homer Yount
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W. W. Francis
Partridge Wyandottes
Oscar Yount
A. A. Farnsworth
George
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White Bantams
Russ Hickam
Peyton Robertso
Seabright Bantams
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M. Manion
J. W Null
Trio First
W. W. Ross
Taylor Mercantile Company
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