Obituary pricing changes announced by The Press
The Press announces a policy: seventy-five free obituary words then one cent per word for excess, limited to one obituary per item, with resolutions of respect charged at five cents per line and cards of thanks similarly. Citizens in Flat River form a Protective Association after a wave of lawlessness prompts a January 27 meeting to restore order.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ana Gont
Flat River
Serius
Citizens Protective Association
Bowen
James Bradshaw Named State Warehouse Commissioner
The article praises James Bradshaw of Kansas City for likely appointment as state warehouse commissioner without opposition. It lauds Governor Gardener for business administration and raising the state’s financial standing, paying off indebtedness, planning for revenue to meet growing needs, and earning the people’s full confidence.
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James 7 Bradshaw
Kansas
Coty
Opposiun
Justine
Gardener
Commonwealth
Publishing Policy and Reader Expectations
A dialogue about newspaper policy shows critics craving sensational coverage while subscribers prefer news and ads. The speaker recalls advice against bold reform, noting readers want the paper's conventional content and will resist new ideas even if truth is told.
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Statesman
Missouri
Woodrow Wilson
National Congress
Telephone Company
Revisions urged as legislature weighs unused offices and criminal code
A Dexter Statesman editorial urges pruning unnecessary clerks and expenses in the general assembly, calling for prompt criminal justice reforms and efficient work within the session. The piece reflects concern over wasteful bills and a need for economical, timely action amid ongoing deliberations. It also contains obituary-like passages about Albert, praising his faith and family legacy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lisiature
General Assembly
Itla
Obituary for Ernest Natone of Kennett and relative notice
Obscured obituary fragment for Ernest Natone of Kennett and a sister Idell, with references to family losses, funeral rites, and burial at Walnut Grove cemetery. Includes garbled dates, ages, and verses, plus mentions of a sister’s move to St Louis and a Methodist service in Marble Mill. Several relatives listed. tone mournful and reverent.
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Ernest
Stutilli
Jesus
Idell
Ge Will Moe
WOM
Redman
Walnut Grove
Cora Newell Child Dies at Eleven in Zion Cemetery
In Loving Remembrance of Cora, youngest daughter of Ure WOR Newell, born Sept 20 107, died Oct 2. A cousin writes a brief elegy. The family mourns and recalls reunion in heaven with her father and siblings.
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Cora
Barks
Newell
TNS
Dave Cora
Virgie Ellen Moore Perkins dies at 27 in Zalma
Virgie Ellen Moore Perkins, wife of John Perkins of Zalma, died January 11 1919 at Soecock pom. Born September 2 1891 near Bessville she was 27 years 5 months 9 days old. She leaves husband five children a father stepmother six brothers and three sisters. Buried near Union Hill with funeral by Rev. G M Mouser.
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John Perkins
Soecock Pom
Virgie
Zalma
Union Hill
G. M. Mouser
Death of Albert Pair at DeLeon Texas 1919
Albert pair eldest son of R L and Laura J Pair died at the family home near DeLeon Texas January 16 1919 from pneumonia and influenza He was born near Jackson Missouri September 9 1897 making him 21 years 4 months old at death.
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Albert
R. L
Laura J. Pair
DeLeon
Texas
Jackson
In Memoriam Mattie Estes Chandler Passes On
In Memoriam Mattie Estes Chandler daughter of PD Estes died at age 29 years 9 months 21 days after birth on Feb 5 1589 and death on Nov 26 1918 Born on the farm near Scopit later in Marble Hill she lived there most of her life marrying J W Chandler of Marble Hill Her family included eight living siblings and one son The family notes her faith as a Sunday school and church helper and a long time Presbyterian secretary whose life reflected faithful service in social and religious circles She is remembered as kind and pleasant and a faithful servant in the Lord
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Mattie Estes Chandler
PD Estes
Scopit
Marble Hill
J. W Chandler
Limestone tonnage rise cited in Broome County farming note
In Broome County New York a thin year shows limestone use totaling about 8 000 tons, up 3 000 tons from the previous year as county agents stress lime value. Farmers report ground limestone applying at seeding to pasture and hay plots, with varied yields and measurements noted. Court records from the Blolliinger Counts brewing issue reference heirs and property actions involving multiple named individuals.
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Broome County
Formu Bureau
Teperitesset
Notice of suit over land in Bollinger County Missouri
In the circuit court of Bollinger County Missouri an action affecting the title to the north half of the southeast quarter of section twenty five in township twenty eight north range east is filed. Returnable March 10 1919 at Marble Hill courthouse. Plaintiff’s petition may be confessed by default. Frederick F Mabuce clerk. A true copy on file. Witness oath. Marble Hill Missouri.
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Bollinger County
Missouri
Enid
Marble Hill
Prederick F. Mabuce
Marble Ali
Mortgage Foreclosure Notice in Martin County
Notice of foreclosure by Walker and Son Wheres WM Hervey and Mary T Wareey wife of deed of trust. The trustee, I V Vow, to sell the lands in Martin County at public auction on February 5, 1919, at the Gor eckham and Seelone corner. Proceedings to satisfy a debt of SIME BD with Mary T Harvery and Harvey party liable. Proceeds to pay note and costs with property description in Section Twenty Seven North, eastern township. The best weekly newspaper and subscription offers advertised.
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WM. Hervey
Mary T Wareey
Metinger
Fort Taartes
Harvey
Mary Telartey
Angeers Lymmaer Aed Tie Company
Marl Cotter Parce
Attebeteas
Mery T. Harver
Faliet
Teluersl
Lega Hahler
Raturdoay
Gorekham
Martte
Hedingwer
Notice of Grant of Letters Fetatec d Robert hudes deceased
Notice is given that letters of administration on the estate of Herbert Rhodes deceased were granted to J A McGlothin on January 14 1499 by the probate court of Malinger county Mississippi. All persons with claims against the estate must present them to the probate court within six months for allowance or be barred. J A McGlothin administrator Marble Hill MO. Robert C Alexander probate judge. Deposits in Missouri banks rose during the year ending November 14 1918 despite Liberty bond sales and war donations. Fifty one hundred sixteen prisoners were paroled from the penitentiary in 1917 18 and forty nine paroles were revoked for bad conduct in the biennial period.
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Robert Hudes
Hebert Rhodes
J. A. McCilothis
Maliinger
Protein Court
Aid
J. A. McGlothiin
V. C
Marble Hill
Robert C. Alexander
Protate
Missouri
Liberty
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Order of Publica
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