No alarm over liquor interests courting workers
The Christian Science Monitor argues there is no need to fear liquor interests recruiting workingmen to support continued beer brewing. It states workers as a class are already fixed, and only a constitutional amendment or Supreme Court ruling could change the verdict, both deemed unlikely.
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United States
Supreme Court
Christian Scieme Monitor
Marsh
Brest
New York
All Roy
Ward
American Postoffice
Road overseer appointments loom for county progress
The piece urges selecting the best men for road overseer in each district to advance county roadwork. It stresses public input, prudent use of funds, and the need for capable, reliable leaders to ensure steady improvement across districts, warning that delays harm progress.
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Pepulir
Imate
Jackson Cash-Hook
Letter from Corporal Crader Describes Death of Ray
In a January 12 letter Corporal Ray N Crader writes from the front to his brother Will. He recounts learning Ray was killed during an early morning Meuse River crossing on the Sith day while Crader himself was wounded with a broken leg and a machine gun wound.
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Ray
Weil
Marsh
Fediewe
Dent Gomes
Pars
England
New York
Meuse
Sith
Gipsy
Tade
Woot
Ehil
Henry Stiles
Bert
In Memoriam for William Hill Family Losses
A memorial notice notes five members of William Hill’s family and their daughter Ada, all died from flu evolving into pneumonia. The message laments the parting, expresses faith, and looks to reunion in the afterlife with a blessing from the Lord.
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William [Hill
Valle
Ada
Mathias Bollinger Early Settler and Pioneer Death
Mathias A Bollinger born October 6, 1818 died November 23, 1896 aged 78 years 1 month 17 days. He was one of the first settlers of the area, contributing to early community development.
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Columbia
A Scott
Mathias A. Bollinger
A Mathematical Curiosity
An old excerpt outlines a word game using random selection from a text. It instructs choosing a word from the first ten lines, another from near the end, then performing a sequence of arithmetic steps to reveal a hidden code for word position by page and line.
Stomach Troubles Prompt Private Remedy Endorsement
Scottsbury resident Annie Johnson recalls long constipation and stomach distress prior to trying Thedford's Black-Draught. She cites rapid relief after initial use and continued benefit with occasional doses, noting the remedy as a purely vegetarian liver and bowel cleanser. The letter warns that untreated stomach issues can cause headaches and feverish symptoms.
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Scottsbury
Ind
Annie Johnson
Thedford
Locals note moves and visits in Marble Hill area
L C Griffith plans to move to Mississippi after visiting Marble Hill. Nora Denman and Meta Estes called, with Denman's granddaughter mentioning Uncle Dan Hawn’s passing. The ninth biennial Farmington state hospital No 4 report is praised. JD McKee sold his farm to his son and will move to Rekport TH. A county resident discusses Gipsy hardships and local losses, and J H Chestner leads Micconn Mule producers in 1918. Officials seek correspondents to cover Sadgewickville and nearby towns, while editor Wiggs supports a cross state road project.
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Nora Denman
Talleat
Meta Estes
Mixa Denman
Dan” Hawn
Crooked Creek Township
JD McKee
Zalina
Martle Hill
McKee
Vilas
Rekport
Deed of trust seizure notice in Missouri foreclosure
Public notice of a deed of trust and mortgage in default involving Walker and Son and Mary T Merwey. Trustee V Vow set sale for February 5 in Martie, Missouri, to satisfy the debt and costs. sale to occur at the courthouse steps with property in Relience county. Also includes general ad offers and unrelated medical office opening in Louisville.
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Warney
Mare T Marvey
Peneter
North
Ertee
Malaria Chills Fever Prescription Ad
An old advertisement touts No 666 malaria remedy claiming four to six doses cure fever chills by liver action, better than Celomel, and non-gripe. The product is priced at 25 cents.
Notice of Grant of Letters Estate of Kotert Rhodee
Notice is given that letters of administration on the estate of Kotert Rhodes deceased were granted to J. A. Moulothiin on January 1, 1910, by the probate judge of Miolinger county Missouri. All creditors must present claims within one year or be barred. J. A. Moulothiin is administrator, P O Address Markie Hill, Mo Robert, Alexander Judge of said Probate Court.
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Rotert Rhodes
J. A. Menothion
Miolinger
Miesour
J. A. Moulothiin
P.O. Address
Markie Hill
Mo Robert
Alexander
Bollinger County Abstract Co Patronage Solicited Ad
Bollinger County Abstract Co urges patronage with W. Ak. Chander as president and JW. Chaxoure as secretary in a brief local notice. The advertisement seeks support for the firm’s services in the county.
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Bollinger County Abstract Co
W. AK. Chander
JW. Chaxoure
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Micconn Mule Organization
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Latesville
Walker & Son
Lutesville, Missouri
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Perie
Martie
Kotages
Pale
Hive Street
St Louia
Vent Club
Teter Ween
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Luteville
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