Road plans and mineral prospecting stir Southeast Missouri
Hon. Louis Hovex pushes a Cape Girardeau Perryville rail line via Jackson and Oak Ridge, eyeing a St. Louis connection. Prospecting awaits on Gravel Hill lands leased to an eastern firm, with lead potential boosting county prosperity. Burford and English credited for securing the deal.
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Hon. Louis Hovex
Missouri
Jackson
Uosak Ridge
Cape Girardeau
Perryville
Oak Ridge
St. Louis
Honek
Southeast Missouri
Gravel Hill
W. K. Chandler
G. W. Wood
A.J. D. Burford
Henry English
Cape County
He Made Me Better Our True Monument of Honor
A grieving friend at a funeral reflects on the deepest tribute a person can give. He asks that living and dead alike be remembered not by monuments but by the lasting impact of improving others. The speaker urges adding to others virtues and happiness as the noblest legacy.
The Editor’s Burden Across a Cynical World
The Fayetteville Sentinel laments editors’ cynicism amid universal ingratitude for their unselfish work. It argues editors offer encouragement, aid countless lives, and pay last tributes after death, yet rarely receive thanks, fueling bitterness toward human nature.
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Scientista
Acholuras
Fayetteville
Keeping Boys on the Farm Live Stock Indicator
During the Farmers Institute season across agricultural states a shift appears away from rigid rules for guiding boys on the farm. The trend favors rational methods as parents who live on farms seek to keep their sons with them where possible, though it remains debated whether long-term placement suits all.
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Farmers’ Institute
The Farm Youth Dilemma and City Migration
Analyzes rural to urban migration trends with a 19,064,625 city population for cities over 26,000 vs 14,965,489 in 1890. Argues for keeping young men on farms when fair, noting farming can be a progressive, scientifically grounded calling offering mental and physical fulfillment and potential for higher profits to retain rural workers.
Christmas in Lutesville and local health news
Weather was cool for Christmas as Mrs. Mollie Austin shared the day with friends in Lutesville. Hli Kennison returned home for Christmas with his girl. Luther Proffer, bedfast weeks with typhoid, is improving. Arthur Tart and Sylvester Slinkard have shown up across Hog Creek on several Sundays, attraction unclear. May Frower signs off hoping to see lines in Tue Pisa.
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Tlealth
Mollie Austin Tool
Lutesville
Hli Kennison
Luther Proffer
Arthur Tart
Sylvester Slinkard
Hog Creek
Pisa
May Frower
Glen Allen News Briefs Reflect Local Happenings
Health is generally good in Glen Allen as farmers prepare corn ground for next season. C Z Zimmerman hauls bolts, while Miss Mollie Zimmerman visits sister Mrs Lutes. Jacob Shrom contemplates moving to Marble Hill for his children's schooling at MSA. Zimmerman closed his Buchanan area school and returned home. Urban Gibbs draws attention at the Glen Allen hotel. Franklin Limbaugh's wife shows improvement after illness. W L Burns finishes a cistern. Glen Allen School under Prof Orville Zimmerman progresses well.
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PD. C.zimmerman
Mollie Zimmerman
Lutes
Jacob Shrom
Marble Hill
M.S. A. Cullens
Zimmerman
Buchanan
Glen Allen
Urban Gibbs
Franklin Limbaugh
W. L. Burns
Glen Allen School
Orville Zimmerman
Local Notes Include Trades and Moves Across Towns
Health remains generally good as Mr Sample of Lutesville considers a new business venture. Kennett’s J A Masters reported smallpox cases in his area after arriving Friday night. Marquand sees increasing activity with a cage and near Lome. Lodge’s H B Miller joined weekend horse trading while M C G Barton expands timber business shipping bolts and bate to Lutenville. Charley Meldrum helps with a new house project near Arthur. Representative Welker and J M Bitzve drove cattle to Marquand Mon. George Albright relocated to E W Bestem in tennis Sears and Will Hale assist Pink Robing with a basket trade.
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Sample
Lutesville
Kay
J. A. Masters
Kennett
Marquand
Lome
H. B. Miller
Lodge
M. CG
Barton
Bnaiposs
Bate
Lutenville
Marble Hill legal notice on property lien and court terms
A legal notice from Bollinger county before Marble Hill Circuit Court warns Coe and the Co operative Loan and Saving Association to answer the petition. It details real property under lien totaling 240 acres in section 21 township 30 range east and sets the next term for appearance in Marble Hill the second Monday in March with deadlines. A copy is dated December 7 1900 and signed by SAM J McMINN, Circuit Clerk.
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Janes W. Baldwin
Marble Mill
Gall County
Ward Casey
Tanger
Anid Co-operative Loan and Saving Association
Marble Hill
Marble Hill Press
State of Miscount Suit Notice in Marble Hill MO Case
In the Circuit Court of Bollinger County Missouri March Term 1901 William Ki YountCollector plaintiff sues J G Lassater a nonresident for 120 acres described as east half of NE quarter and NE quarter of SE quarter of section 27 township 29 range 8 east. Lassater must appear at Marble Hill courthouse by next term or plead or answer. otherwise judgment by default. Published in Marble Hill Press December 190% by Deputy Canes O Homma.
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State OF Missouri
County of Hollinger
Circuit Court
Rgoi
William B. Yount
N. W. Newberry
W. K. Chandler
WN. W. Newberry
Marble Hill
Joseph Swisher
State of
Missouri
Henent
Anid County
Anid
J.C. Lassater
J. G. Lassater
Jail County
G. Lasseter
Marble Till
Isaac Atkins
Mable Hill
Sam J. McMinn
Circuit Court of Bo
Court Notices Involving Isaac Atkins and Co operative.
In Bollinger County Missouri the Circuit Court March Term hears petitions by William S Yount Collector against Isaac Atkins and The Co operative Loan and Saving Association alleging nonresidency and requiring appearance at the courthouse in Mable Hill on the second Monday of March. The clerk orders publication of notices and actions may proceed if defendants fail to appear.
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Misouri
Bollinger
Circuit Court
Ager
Misaouri
William Hy Yount
Plateau
Twice-a-Week Republic promotes wide readership
The Twice-a-Week Republic is described as a lively newspaper issued every Monday and Thursday. It offers telegraph news, political and domestic updates, market and business information, and entertaining stories. It targets both men and women with practical knowledge, fashion notes, books, and diverse topics.
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Republic
Telegraph
World offers thrice weekly edition with prompt news
The New York World Thrice-A-Week Epinion promotes its post election coverage and impartial reporting. Subscriptions run $1 per year for the World, $1.16 with The Marble Hut Press, or $1.50 for both papers.
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New York World
First News
A. A. Lustwan
Kansas City Times
Mansur
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Anne Ay
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