Weather and oblique notices across a foggy week
The fragmentary item notes rainy weather and a string of personal notices. It mentions Iva Bell’s death at home last week, names individuals such as John Shiverdock, Charley Hisrett, and Mrs. Meher, plus a small trail of unrelated events and places including Wine and Grassy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thewlth
Iva Bell
John Shiverdock
Burk
Sumer
Mir
Mra
Willard Burk
Rom Abernethy
Charley Hisrett
Bark House & Paninese
Loatewille
Local Notices and Town News Tell of Criminial Acts and Trials
The local column reports youth misbehavior and sentencing in county courts, noting juvenile offenders handed to probation and county officers. It mentions residents aiding education and church gatherings, plus a Cape Ches departure and a comment on community morals amid a rising crime concern. The Farmington News adds a corrected US production figure and regional industry notes.
Destruction fears and farming plans in Pettis and surrounding counties
Pettis county schools Humhenville Ginep Ridee Lamonrte and Smith mobilize instructors and county agent to bolster border efforts for better farming. State land offers for a come and fish preserve at a per acre price attract interest. bankruptcy petitions filed by Rosenhbie families in Kennett and Steele markets. Doniphan Prospect News notes a lyceum lecture where disruptive gallery behavior met with stern rebuke from Dr Herbert and Prof. Foard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geofren Witeouri Erie Pe
Petts County
United
Fog Pettis
Eur Bith
Humhenville
Ginep Ridee
Lamonrte
Smith
Foo
Americul Pure
Ehinch Bay
Warne
Reyonlis
Piedmont Journal- Planner
Doniphan Prospect News
Lyceum
Seed corn seedings move from Sikeston to Boonville
Representatives of Phoenix American Pipe Works in Boonville Mo have shipped fourteen carloads of corn cobs to their Boonville factory for processing into pipes. Seed corn priced at 250 per bushel with planting commitments near fall. Estimated cob sales 40900 to 60000. Notable planters include Emory Matthews and J F Cox among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phoenix- American Pipe Works
Booneville
Sikeston
Cole
Boonville Company
Louis Hinkle
W. Ho Sikes
Sikeston Herald
Lutesville High School Notes Preview Upcoming Events
Three months of school remain as seniors endure the usual parleys. Miss Fern McGee joined from Siler on Friday. A program at Drum's hall on February 11 promises a Revolutionary drama The Spy. Rev Dr Henry spoke on Take heed to the littl things in chapel. Field meet set for April 15 seeks wide county school participation. A basketball game is scheduled Thursday evening on the athletic field.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fern McGee
Siler
Drum’s Hall
Henry
Seniors to dramatize Olives Trust at academy
The department banner was awarded in Mr Gladish's room last Friday. Miss Henley sang How Firm a Foundation in chapel Monday morning. Ananesa will be given in chapel morning and patrons are wished to attend. Seniors announce plans for a dramatization of Olives Trust in the near future.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Will Mayfield Academy Loans
Gladish
Henley
Roosevelt
Olives Trust
Small Town Socials and Illnesses Reported
Sunday visits fill the page as McCormicks and Samples socialize while Mary Jones remains ill at her daughter’s home. Neals Scott cares for her, while other locals visit Castor and Zalma as Dewitt Sample slowly improves after two weeks of illness. School closes Friday February 17 for a break amid hopes for a good time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Melvin McCormick
Dewitt Samples
Mary Jones
Neal Scott
R. L. Vance
J. ON. Matthews
Martha Hill
Bill Hill
Castor
Henry Smith
George Mounser
Zalma
Martent Meers
Charles Newel
Dewitt Sample
Wesley James
Kennett
Mar. Jones
Datton Pea
St Louis
John RL Rea
Jess Newel
Green EL Tallowin
Mitt Kinder
Mire Kinder
M .Hughes
Andrew Hoghes
Myx
L. M. Heghes
Advance Notes from the County Area Update
Advices report varied weather and health conditions with mild coolness and many colds. Roads are described as near good while vegetal stock and cattle show no major issues. Local socials mention Lorena Horn, Lulu Seabaugh, and Frank Johnson with weekend shopping trips and farm movements near Mester J HW. Hartle repaired a foot injury and N Dennis and Lena visited John Hartle. The Zimmerman boys worked on fencing and Ben Croy visited family.
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Lorena Horn
Lulu Seabaugh
Shell
Donvale
Frank Johnson
Crow
Mester
Hartle
Herron Smith
N. Dennis
Lena
John Hartles
Bud Young
Ben Croy
Howard
Hog Creek Health And Spring Weather Report
Hog Creek reports health as fine amid springlike weather. Rev Mr Baker filled his appointment at Locuait Grove last Sunday and delivered an interesting sermon to a large attentive congregation. Mr and Mrs Daniel Proffer ac-
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John
Marble Hill
Mopile
Deepea
Cape
Enim Dbotels
Mia van Dae Fey Low VW
Fk Winters
Jack Bons
Seme
Lee
Pahsee
Trace Creek
Rivne
Fieldhamiar
Towsdas
Weln
Baker
Lociuat Grove
Daniel Proffer
Local Family Notices Show Visits and Moves
An assortment of local life notes mentions Lee and Elvis visiting relatives in Missouri and Montana as Lee plans to return home to Billings. Albert Rethamble’s family attended Locust Grove services while Pearl Cash sells Lamar property for relocation to Flat River soon. Mrs Troy Craig is ill and Roy Schreiner aided his brother Wesley with ties. Gus Allen leads school progress as Alert Schreiner visits Seabaughs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lee
St. Louis
Elvis
Billings
Montana
Albert Rethamble
Locust Grove
Pearl Cash
Lamar
Flay River
Troy Craig
Roy Schreiner
Wesley
Gus Allen
Lchreiner
Lewi
Clewn Seabaugh
Minnie Schreiner
Oscar
Rosetta Stratton
Ennal
Charles Nation
Traction
Clell
Anne Crader
Sherman Cab
Mr Schneider Wins Ten Dollar Prize For Courteous Conduct
From East St Louis Journal report the former citizen Mr Schneider, longtime resident of Walker Latesviligh, won a ten dollar prize for courteous conduct on a streetcar. He helped two ladies in need by paying their fare after they could not reach their destination, showing steady honesty and considerate treatment of passengers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walker
Wisit Taekday
East St Lowia Journal
Citiuen
Schnevler
Grocen
Maxie
Lehneider Heine
Helon
Rice culture expands in southeast Missouri farms
There is now under development several more Missouri rice farms. F E Co Mohretadt of Dexter is drilling a deep irrigation well on his ranch north of Dudley to prepare for 30 acres of rice this year. Another farm opens at Rando Switch near Dudley, and another in Cane County. This signals a new era in southeast Missouri agriculture.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mohretadt
Dexter
Dudley
Rando Switch
Dudlear
Cane Girardeau County
Manion Address Listing in St. Louis Area
A. J. Manion of 7400 Gravois Avenue, St. Louis, Missouri is listed with a residential address in the local directory. No additional context or accompanying details are provided in the fragment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. J. Manion
Gravois Ave
St. Louis
Begley pushes rice farming north in Missouri
George Begley Jr of Poplar Bluff demonstrated a successful new crop in southeast Missouri and proved rice can be grown on land once considered unsuitable. G Smith, former Begley manager, raised 70 bushels per acre on 30 acres near Dudley. Sikeston is seen as an ideal central location for a rice mill as rice farming gains support from Southeast Missouri chambers of commerce.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Missouri
George Begley
Poplar Bluff
Wise
State Department
G. Smith
Begley
Dudley
DeMange Ranch
Missouri Pacific
Dexter
Sikeston
Chambers of Commerce
George Begley, Jr
Sikeston Standard
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Turkey Creek
Glen Allen
Puxico
Nat
OV and Cos Company
Wied
Coynohell
Worht
Lanie Mieeden
Farmington News
United State
Interiae Cron
Euithepateria Mivenur
St Francois Saeety
St. Presciee
de Rosenhbie
Girind Leader
Rosenburg Mercantile Company
Steele
Pemiscot County
Tee Rosenberg
Joe
Lutesville
Advance
MRK Schneider
Walker & Sons Hardware and Furniture Company
Northwestern Mutual
L. T. Rixorn
Maxagen
Northwestern Mutual Life Instance Company
Milwaukee
Wisconsin
DAS
Bander
Luther J. Grimaley
Ovear W. Yount
Bank of Marble Hill
Marble Hill, Missouri
Dirrothes
CA. Sander
Robert Dromae
BW. Coppant
William 1 Allen
Mason Fo Kinder
WH Bollinger, Preeinent
C. L. Bollinger, Caahier
Wend
Bank of Zalma Zalma
WM Bollinger
We. Green
D. Wart
National Safe & Lom Company
Bargent &Greenies
Pletcher Smith
Frank Heiman
Eos W Smith
Everett Smith
I Kelley
Moo
Pennix
Tony J Smith
HO Wilkinson
Calares
Vatece
Trowel Lodge
F&a M
F H. Elfrank
RA. DeWitt
Manion & Jones
Bollinger County Abstract and Real Estate Company
Chandler
R. W. VanAmburg
Latenville, Missour
I. Sander
Misery Ry
Offien
WM. Lages, mM Pd
Lutesville, Mo
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