Bride's Parents Home Celebration in December
The Dexter States reports a December 25 ceremony at the bride's parents home with guests including Two Press figures and state press association officials. The text also mentions greetings to the New Year and a lengthy, unclear local item about reactions to a balloon incident and a Southern Missouri party scene.
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Havey Natres
Cape Republican
Southeast Missouri Press Association
Mass Lacile Settle
St. Louis
Bro
Nieter
Haney and Grosperats
These Awful Hard Gemocratic Times
Fragmented OCR text recounts warnings about disease spread and public health measures. It mentions Sante County and references medical figures, efforts to inform residents, and concerns over consumption or contagion. The piece reads as a historical sketch of public fear and response.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lene
Sante -Wank County
Ines
Cory
Batley Gesube
Dt Erest
Editorial on Republican leadership and 1912 revolt echoes
The New York Tribune critique labels party leaders as cowardly and self-serving amid Washington assembly tensions. It argues the Bourbon-like push to regain power risks repeating past errors, with President policies attacked and reform delayed. The piece praises principled governance and cautions against sensational leadership tactics.
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Annie
Cation
New York
Tribune
Washington
the Tribune
Assembly
Village News Sketches and Holiday Movements in Lutesville
Local residents share holiday travel and visits as Chas Miller and family toured Cape. Jasper Tankersley visits from Chicago. pupils enjoy school vacation. Community notes list relatives visiting, attending Christmas events, and residents traveling to St Louis, Glen Allen, Marble Hill, and nearby towns. Political screed rails at Republicans. Democrats urged to welcome issues. reflections on Lincoln era politics.
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EF. Caldwell
Margaret Hickam
Noah Myers
Iowa
Illinois
Azalee Cakdwell
Union Ridge
Lutesville
Marble Hill
J. M Owens
Leadwood
John Henley
Christmas Socials Amid Weather Dampens Attendance
Local community notes recount visitors from Monroe to Crump and St Louis, churchgoers en route to Mt Zion, and family visits by Abernathy, Chandler, and Hickam relatives. A marble monument was erected in Slayahaupt cemetery for Capt John Wo Revelle. Religious and farm life details fill the week’s small-town routine.
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S. E. Chandler
Monroe
John Proffer
Crump
Lotesville Marble Works
John Wo Revelle
Chase Young
St Louis
Sarah Murphy
Christmas exercises draw strong church turnout
ME Church reports 105 at prayer service last Wednesday and growth toward 236 Sunday school enrollments. Two conversions occurred at the morning service. Next Sunday features Sunday school at 9:45, sermon at 11, Epworth League 6:15, evangelistic service 7:15, with the pastor’s topic Is Anything Too Hard For God. Prayer service Wednesday 7 to 8. Rev. Matthews to Marquand for revival efforts. Good attendance at Point Pleasant last Sunday. next meeting to be announced.
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Epworth League
Matthews
Marquand
Bess
Point Pleasant
Three Lessons of Hope Faith and Love in Prayer
Fragmentary poem urging hope faith and love as guiding light for humanity. Mentions God ruling heaven and urging neighbors to help and share charity. Ends with garbled text implying praise of virtue and unity among people.
Thrifty housewife trades for nickel at door
A fragment from Foamy Deep features a thrifty housewife asking what to do with a nickel and Weary Willie humorously quips about buying a car, a steam yacht, and paying a chauffeur, capturing a playful, antiquated banter about money and idle purchases.
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Reid
Willie
Fragmented glimpse of a market tale with antique terms
An odd fragment discusses animals and market ideas with references to skunks, knives, and a past era. It mentions Mr Alexander and Alexander Wis rarmog, notes about scent and meat, and hints at industry potential in disabing or harvesting hide. The passage blends archaic phrasing with stray names and partial events.
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Alexander
Ier
United States
Who Am I In History The Silent Ravager of Work Labor
The speaker claims a force more powerful than armies, more deadly than war and bullets, destroying lives across the United States with financial and social ruin. Widows and orphans feel its reach, casting a shadow over every labor field from the turning of industry to daily life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Quinca
United States
Carelessness Exposes Grim Toll in Rail and Work Environments
Fragmentary text depicts a warning about carelessness across rail yards factories and streets. It references widespread harm including sickness degradation and death caused by neglect in daily labor and crossings, urging vigilance against the unnamed menace.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sam
State Agriculture Report Values Farm Products at 2,700
The annual report of the State Eoen of Agriculture notes farm products produced in the state of Missouri for the year HG total 2700 dollars, including fruits like apples peaches and strawberries but excluding poultry produce and other items. A national estimate from the U S Department of Agriculture places U S farm product value near ten billion dollars.
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Eoen of Agrculture
Laited Suites Department of Agriculture
United States
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Glen Allen
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EL Welker
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Gravel Hill
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Cap
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Lodten Burford
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Jackson
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