Announcements for Judge in Bollinger County
The public notice announces candidacies of Hon. Robert A. Anthony and Hon. Jerry B. Burks for Judge of the Twenty-seventh Judicial Circuit subject to Democratic action. It orders a March 19 1904 local option election on liquor sales, in Bollinger County outside cities, with publication in the Lutesville Banner and details the voting rules and notice requirements.
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Robert A. Anthony
Twenty-seventh Judicial Circuit
Russia and Japan conflict deepens as Japs gain edge
The Russia Japan war intensifies with noticeable Japanese advantage so far. Senator Hanna died in Washington DC Monday evening. His death strips the Republican party of a strong leader and makes finding a counterpart in the party’s leadership difficult.
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Hanna
Washington, D. C
Republican Party
Burks Seeks Dem Nomination for Circuit Court Judge
In The Press column the Hon. Jerry B. Burks of Farmington announces his bid for the Democratic nomination to the Circuit Court seat in the Twenty seventh judicial district. He spent recent days in Marble Hill meeting locals and says he is a capable lawyer well qualified for the position. He plans another visit to deepen ties with the county.
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Jerry B. Burks
Farmington
Judicial Circuit
Burks
Marble Hill
Notice of Local Option Election in Bollinger County
Petition by more than one tenth of qualified voters outside towns sought a special election within forty days to decide if spirituous liquor including wine and beer shall be sold within Bollinger County outside city limits. The County Court found petition sufficient and proper under local option statutes.
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Bollinger
Bollinwis
Bollinger County
State of
Missouri
Lutesville Banner
Lutesville
Kulinga
Marble Mill
T Venty
County Court Proceedings February Term 1904
Court met on Monday February 8 with all members present. Commissioner of roads ordered to report on a road petitioned by Ed McKee et al at this term of court.
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Ed. McKee
Road Petitions and School Bond Approvals in Bollinger County
Road petitions for A B Shaugh R Vangunip W R Bell Geo Hahn Henry Cooper David Clonin fer and others approved or surveyed. school fund bonds for Isaac Sturgeon Wm H Stratman T L Grindstaff and Charles May approved. tax and license actions. election ordered March 19 1904 on intoxicating liquors. various road district appointments and officer salaries. care and smallpox treatments authorized. local option election judges named.
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A. B. Shaugh
R. Vangunip
Issac Sturgeohs
W. R. Bell
Wm. H.stratman
Sanford Smith
Thomas Smith
J. W. Reilly
Geo. Hahn
Henry Cooper
David Cloninfer
Zalma
Bollinger
Geo. E. Clark
T. L. Grindstaff
Joan
Charles May
L. W. Anderson
Wm. Noble
T. B. Drum
David Robinson
Sam Bess
John Brown
J.J. Conrad
P. Dunn
William Patterson
CG. H. Pape
Jacob
Charles Nenninger
Hargraves
E. V. Estes
Township School Fund
A. J. Speer
Davie Dixon
Joe Ledbetter
Marbie Hill
William Boreham
J. J. Conrad
A. J. Bedwell
Peter Hahn
Ed. Kinder
I. Sperrer
Lutesville
Melvin Lutes
Thomas Shelton
A. Walker
J. P. Dunn
DW. Burford
Jesse Robertson
Glen Allen
H. F. Rhodes
A. G. Sharp
J-Q. Stevens
P. H. Winters
Peter Welker
Samuel Rhodes
Laflin
F. Gyllip
Local county accounts and life updates from Aliptonso
The record lists numerous names tied to accounts and allowances for care, AS well as inquest and hospital expenditures. It notes marriages at A Lincoln home, February 7 and 14, and mentions residents Riley Tahu, Cynthia Dewitt, James S Cole, Minnie Stevens, and Alma Stone. The piece includes road petitions, local politics, and a brief note on an Echo from Chissy in the Lutesville Banner.
Possum Creek News Notes and Local Events
Our Correspondents report Possum Creek booming for days. rain and storm damaged farmers. The school closed last Saturday after a program of recitations and dialogues. Hospitality and a bounteous dinner were shared. M. S. Gladish earns credit for teaching an excellent school. Sugar and molasses making will begin as orchards open. Jesse B. Lutes and wife visited W. H. Lutes. Jacob Hawn runs a busy sawmill this week. A.J. Lincoln of Shram bought cattle. Success to Tue Press.
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Possum Creek
M. S. Gladish
Scopus Notes On Local People And Travel
Health generally good. Hosen Seabaugh visited Jackson on business Thursday. F. M. Newell, recently near Jackson, returned home Saturday. Miss Mary Cook visited friends near Sedgewickville Friday. Emanuel Cook was at Lutesville on business Saturday. A Hartle child ill but improving. G. J. Cook of near Sedgewickville passed through on Friday to the county seat. H A Tallent, our blacksmith, has been working for the Pioneer.
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Hosen Seabaugh
Jackson
F. M. Newell
Miss Mary Cook
Sedgewickville
Emanuel Cook
Lutesville
John Hartle
G. J. Cook
H.A. Tallent
School and local notes from Dudley area
John F. Winters has closed a successful term at Dudley and returned home Moses Penturf is reported convalescent Our public school will close Saturday Laura Strong and Henry Rose are ill Frank Eldrachestins moved to Glen Allen Fred S. Clippard made a business trip to St Louis G Kinder visited Cape Girardeau on a business trip Reveen note.
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John F. Winters
Dudley
Moses Penturf
G. E. Kinder
Cape Girardeau
Laura Strong
Henry Rose
Frank Eldrachestins
Glen Allen
Fred S. Clippard
St. Louis
Reveen
Cane Creek Community Notes On Farms And Voters
Local items report Perry County residents moving within and around Cane Creek area including Alfred Davis toward Perkins Creek, George Crites returning from New Madrid county, Wesley Bess and Abe Bess relocating to existing farms, and James Null closing a school. The piece notes Elberta Queen peach trees, crop damage, and shifting family ties including Uncle Nick Null remarrying. Voter sentiment leans dry with calls for unity and debate over local option, contrasting with Echo newspaper viewpoints.
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Cane Creek
Alfred Davis
Perkins Creek
George Crites
New Madrid
Wesley Bess
Hollis Place
James Null
Tle
Abe Bess
Bess
Nick” Null
Echo
Local notes and rumors from Glen Allen town centre
Glenn Allen notes a boom with a full time stave factory and soon a saw mill. Winslow Swan bought mules. Mrs Rachel Drum bought Dr J K Smith's house. Road work by Peter Welker. A J Gibbs's son-in-law buys a farm. Visits from Flat River resident D J Bennick. Ills of Mrs Stamm and Uncle Billy Rhodes. Postmaster talk and other town chatter.
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Win. Swan
Rachel Drum
J. K. Smith
Peter Welker
Wm. Tlarris
A. J. Gibbs
Harris
D. J. Bennick
Flat River
Hi. F. Rhodes
Glen Allen
J. W. Dunaway
Travel Ten
Stamm
Billy Rhodes
Ray
Grassy
John Yount
Bessville
Mary GilKilan
Cape Girardeau
J. A. Berry
Ed. Williams
Child Burned to Death in Barn Fire Tragedy
Tuesday report notes a mother left at the barn when the child’s clothing ignited in an unknown manner. The infant suffered severe burns and died before medical aid could reach the scene. The names ALPHONSO appear in the fragment.
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Alphonso
Laflin News Roundup and Local Visits
Manuel Manning visited Taflin Sunday to see a special friend. Moses Fenturf remains confined to his room. Fred Clippard and wife visited Mrs. Clippard's parents over the weekend. Miss Della Rhodes left for home with Miss Stella Fisher. Miss Estie Snider is very sick with grip. Miss Daisy Winters of Cape Girardeau will vacation with her parents in the village. G F E Kinder traveled to Dexter last week. R A Price, Glen Allen factory foreman, was in town Sunday. Lewis Dalton and wife visited Marble Hill relatives. Miss Laura Strong visited Daisy Winters Sunday. Henry Rose is rapidly recovering from a sickness. Young Reuben.
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Manuel Manning
Taflin
Moses Fenturf
Fred Clippard
Dexter
R.A. Price
Glen Allen
Lewis Dalton
Marble Hill
Laura Strong
Daisy Winters
Henry Rose
Young Revnen
Local Option Campaign Organizes in Bollinger County
Public notice announces the February 22 1904 meeting at the Marble Hill courthouse to form the Local Option Campaign Committee for Bollinger County nine members from each township plus Finance Literature Publications and Public Speaking committees. Leaders invite Democrats Republicans socialists and prohibitionists to join. The campaign aims to aid women and children and to be humanity driven, not sectarian.
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Bollinger County
Marble Hill
Bullinger County
T.h.jenkins
W.k.chandler
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County Court Proceedings
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James Wilkinson
W. W. Grimsley
Cal Wagoner
Greenbrier
James Crosby
Everett Harris
Fiat Anderson
Nathan Loyd
Robert Cato
E. Kinder
Dunn's
A. J. Beel
Pred Whitener
Mit Kinder
W. H. Cooper
W. L. Baker
Wick Patterson
Besaville
A. L. Whitener
J. M. Shrum
R. F. Watts
William Denton
Jacob Ridings
George Rhodes
Kitchens
H. J. Murray
John H. Heitman
John B. Smith
Sam Shell
Albert Long
PE. Shell
Patton
Z. A. O’kenlly
W.F. Hahn
Will Heitman
A. 5. Bennett
C. J. Sharrock
S. P. Presnell
M. M. Spollinger
B. F. Hartle
Frank Yount
J. H. Yount
Hy. Mungle
Robert Statler
John N. Scott
Lixville
E. L. Miller
Peter J. Shrum
F. M. Conrad
Joseph Statler
Anderson Sloyer
John Werth
John J. Seabaugh
John Dolle
Louis Frieze
Albert Seabauh
Henry Wilson
Aron Bollinger
David Bollinger
J. W. Horn
E. R. James
Jeff M. Limbaugh
E. Dewitt
John Masters
Henry Lincoln
J. Mitt Zimmerman
John Revelle
John A. Miller
Henry Elfrank
W. G. Works
Peter Bess
Henry Shell
John A. Pickett
H. Q. Collins
W. L. Dellinger
Isaac Murray
John Herrold
C. M. Johnson
Elizabeth Gregory
Delilah Sitzes
Mary Wilson
N. H. Sitze
Annie Bast
T. S. Baker
Dan Rhodes
Mary Zoleman
A.B. Winchester
Thomas Lincoln
W. L. Zimmerman
Frank Pierce
Dr. Hindman
County Board of Health
State Hospital
John Greer
Edward Gibbs
Taylor Mercantile Co
Jacob Crites
Bunal
E. Johnes
J. M. Crites
Scopus
Jivaflin
Glenn Allen
Taylor Mercantile Go
Local Option Campaign
DR. Fenner
Fenner
Bloomington
Ill
Eluisa
Allen-Clang Draua Co
Akron
F. M. Wells
C. M. Witmer
T. U. D. Rhodes
Geo.e. Clark
T. Robert Drum
T. Bollinger County Bank
Canital
Robert Drum
U. D. Rhodes
G. E. Clark
Moster
Yale
J.J .Haxpier
L. I. Kisper
San
J.A. Berry
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Capital
Missouri Banker’s Association
Sam J. McMinn
W. E. Dickey
L. A. Goodwin
W. W. Sample
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J. J. Chandler
L. T. Kinder
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J. D. Williams
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