Missouri Horticultural Society report and state politics summary
A 19th century notice covers the forty third Annus Report of the Horticultural Society of Missouri and requests copies from L A Goodman in Kirksville. It comments on Garretts Tongue magazine, the Fifty first Missouri Report of Public Schools, and notes a constitutional amendment vote on mortgages. It discusses legislative clerks disputes involving Sen Lee and Rep. Weller, with calls for fiscal restraint and economy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Horticultural Society of Missouri
L. A. Goodman
Kunans City
W.T. Carrington
Missouri
Ile
Missour
Missouri to Represent Fully at Pan American Exposition
Missouri officials plan strong state presence at the Pan American Exposition with extensive exhibits. Commissioners Nelson, Bell and others push for a 810,000 appropriation while preparing dairy, fruit, soil products, mineral, and high school displays to showcase Missouri at the event in St Louis and Jefferson City.
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St. Louis
Jan
Missouri
General Assembly
Missouri Guard
Missouri Commissiones
Nelson
Bell
Chabback
Gentry
Chicago
Rowelid Woking
Yout
Cochran
Green
Yost
Corrigan
Blair
Pook
Nelam
Coltraine
Flarber
Enright
CraMfis
Rowch
Jefferson City
Grand Century Semi-Annual Clearing Sale Opens at THE LEADER
The Leader announces a grand semi annual clearing sale starting Wednesday with everything in the house reduced in price. Shoppers are urged to buy now and save money on every purchase as the sale runs.
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Chu
Warrenty. la
Vanity L
Cloverdale Sax
Etildron
B. Rosenblum
Marble Hill
Bleak fragment hints at local notice amid print gaps
Fragmentary OCR shows scattered letters and partial words about a local matter. No clear names, dates, or places are readable, leaving the core event ambiguous and its authority, deadline, or scope unreadable.
Commissioners pledge nine month push for Missonet at Pan-American Exposition
The report notes rapid work planned over the next nine months to secure Missonet’s prominent place at the Pan-American Exposition KM. Yest, health is generally good and cold weather is present. Uncle Peter Rhodes sold his firm to a company planning a stock panel. Mrs. Sam Laopher visits relatives, J. M. Welker has fine cattle. A five month old calf sold for twenty dollars. more calves remain. Tie backing continues on the railroad. Mrs. Franklimbaugh died February Tth and was buried February 8 at old Veace Greek. Thomas McGue of Cornwall visited Bessville last week. Sportsmen consider selling guns as ammo supplies run low before fishing season.
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Peter Rhodes
Sam Laopher
J. M. Welker
Franklimbaugh
Old Veace Greek
Thomas McGue
Cornwall
Bessville
Tom
Benefit box supper for McNorth League Friday
Health is not very good, Coldé are the complaint generally. There will be a box supper here in Mr. Peak's ball Friday sight, Feb. 15, for the benefit of the Mc North League. Everybody invited. Died from a lingering illness at her home four miles west of here, Mrs. Maggie Limbaugh. Her cheerful resignation was marked by all who attended her during the protracted sickness. She was dearly beloved and leaves many friends and relatives to mourn the loss with her husband.
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Greene County
House of Representatives
Walker Sala
Howe
Wlsft
Orchard
Myr Orelard
Weller
Mr. Peak
Mcnorth League
J.J. Zimmerman
League
Here
Maggie Limbaugh
Jin Uwangson
Athel
Bessie Tate
Suny
Thenad Huskey
Mivis Prefer
Caruthersville
Rick Bazzle
Mins May Huskey
Ld Grippo
Misa Loln Allen
Be Suto
van Estes
Jacob Berry
Thomas Henley
Pontine
Pts
Ae Bealsical Pit
Reding
Georgia Experiment Firm
Pawl
Ted Wrxpert
Wenden
William King
Piper
Tenesse
Weathered community notes from Lodge Missouri crowd
Local excerpts report Miss Powel Zimmerman ending a school term at Lodge and returning home. Visitors include Miss Jin Wangson and Misses Tate. Residents discuss weather, illness like grippe, a candy social, schoolhouse vandalism, obituaries for Judge Hexus Bates, and notes on local farming and church activities.
Snow slows timber hauling and local moves noted
Health in the community remains generally good aside from a bad cold while occasional snow continues. The infant child of J H Yount and wife is very ill. Poor roads from recent rains and snow hinder timber transport. Henry Bollinger bought Hon R Drom's farm on the Milleraville road and will move soon. E J Turner is adapting to his new ground. William Kreigie, longtime resident now of Cape Girardeau, is mentioned in passing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. H. Yount
Henry Bollinger
Cape Girar
Court notice of petition in Mille HN county case
A legal notice begins with the plaintiff alleging a petition against the defendant in Hollinger county. It details court actions, inclines a March term, and requires the defendant to plead or the petition will be confessed. The clerk SAM J. McMINN issues the order with the county seal and a publication directive.
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Sam To Memenn
Norra
Holliger Donne
Sam Mempnn
Choris Q Phobba
Econes
Wenttiltes
Chaltidlet
Pelinottilie
Metformink Teiae
Punyon
Wilsrenjor
Slu
Bene
Viet Sten
Sam J Memenn
Hollinger County
Tossoy
Sass McMinn
George RB
Syowdon
Baden
Mille HN
Muedey
Helene
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Union Cassimere
Gale
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T. J. Barks
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Peter Hartle Sr
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George Sampie
Brodericktown
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T. B. Druwie
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W.T. Wilson
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Jurge
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Ote
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Jiige Morwiruh Bates
Topeka
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Union Ridge
Shtemps
Supemers
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Nancy C. Woi
Logan
Violingre
Loet
Marble
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Hollinger
Mircouri
Towle
Ani
Sertion
Cnet
Ang Phc King
naThor Mien
Coty
Hiljiinger
Mircuit Coir
Will
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Powers
Jay Canes
W. KS Handler
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Marieith
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George Ke
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Elmer Bair
Martin Hunn
Mrsxowan
W. K. Quaxpumn
Sander
A, Sander
Sander &Son, Physicians and Surgeons
Matree Wel Meh
Mesusan
Dearborn
H. Schwering
Glen Allen
R. W. van Amburg
Litesviler
Ballinger
R. L. Mayfield
Marnie Ily
W. K. Chandler
Lay and Nocary Purelsg
Mating Mote
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W. E. Seabauch
Elfrank
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