Southeast Missouri Press association meeting notes noted
Joax F. Martin of the Benton Record thanks for a copy of the proceedings of the last Southeast Missouri Press association meeting held at Sikeston on January 6. The text also recalls commentary on Pennsylvania politics and the Republican majority in the state house.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joax F. Martin
The
Benton Record
Southeast Missouri Press Association
Sikeston
Pennsylvania
GoD cites industries stabilizing but offers doubtful examples
The Globe-Democrat asserts many industries recovered full time to guard stock from depletion, signaling renewed confidence. The piece questions the evidence, hints at political tensions over the Brownsville affair, tariff timing, and GOP unity, then details Rep Madison R. Smith’s push to aid wage earners and farmers through agricultural meetings and a co ordination bill with Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Globe- Democrat
Madison R. Smith
Department of Agriculture
Wilson
Missouri Agricultural School
Smith
State Schools of Agriculture
Department
Washington
Farmington Times
Pernicious Activity and Tariff Talk in Missouri
The Globe-Democrat is cited criticizing federal office holders in Missouri for pernicious activity and accusing Roosevelt of lax enforcement. A New York Republican leader calls for tariff revision, arguing the party’s long campaign slogan hasn’t produced changes. The piece questions GOP consistency and ethics amid tariff debates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Missouri
Washington
Roosevelt
Civil Service Commission
Globe-Democrat
Bible of
Serena Payne
New York
Congress
Payne
County Court Proceedings Regular February Term 108
County court sessions set a wide range of allowances and appointments. Ed Cobb and Newt Fox receive care allowances. George Hart named constable. J W Hahn named justice of the peace. bond approvals, road district settlements, and various road overseer payments listed. Multiple orders for school funds, lumber, and tools. annual settlements approved. road petitions continued or opened. Court adjourned to Feb 17 with more proceedings to follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newt Fox
Mahala Cash
George F. Hart
Liberty Township
G. Bollinger
A. S. Ramsey Et al
Clubb Creek
Orlando Morris
Henry Nugent
J. W. G. Hahn
J. ° . Salman
Wayne Township
Marshall Roberts
Coffin
Wilson Griffin
L. ©. Kerns
N. R. Thiele
Standard Printing Company
Andy Bollinger
State Hospital
Fulton
H. W. Berry
John A. Masters
Katy Masters
A. P. McKelvey
R. A. Perkins
James W. Sipes
Co. R. Wills
George E. Kinder
Will Poston
J. C. Moore
Sidney Johnson
J. M. Talley
Corbin & Co
Slinkard & Mouser
Cassius Hindman
R. W. Wiseman
Ab Bess
James Griffey
Henry Clubb
G. L. Myers
Thomas Ramsey
Joan
Andy Cavaness
L. R. Patterson
Louis Meyer
Joseph Long
Henry Siler
W.H. Scott
James Vangilder
Betsy Nichols
Delilah Justice
Mary Wilson
J. A. McGlothlin
Frank Smith
J. C. Montgomery
W. A. Gibbs
John I. Wiggins
Allen Dunn
J.C. Montgomery
James Seabaugh
Montgomery Road
H. E. Miller
B. F. Winters
Joseph Whitener
C. R. Wills
William Shull
W. J. Bollinger
C. W. McGraw
D. E. Conrad
J. M. Shrum
Benton Shrum
Arthur Conrad
D. M. Bollinger
Peter Crites
Nathan Grantham
C. A. Sander
County Farm
C. A. Walker
Sherman Baker
W. J. Hinkle
W. A. Davault
Reai
Joe Kern
Jacob Crites
T. J. Crader
Tara Allen
Henry Baker
W. L. Dunn
Merchant and & Peddiers
Bee Yount
George Burcher
Eversrer Road
St. Oahs
William Abernathy
Sisa
James Goodman
Circuit Court
Lerance Township
John W. Cobb
Will Dulaney
George A. Grindstaff
Wayne— King A.gobble
Sanford Cato
Liverty
Troy Mouser
Peter Bess
Fillmore
J. A. Burk
Germain— Alex. Seabaugh
Union
Jacob Limbaugh
Crooked Creek
Albert Smith
Whitewater
Frederick Fellows
State Hospital No. 4
Bollinger County
George Ellinghouse
Omer Lutes
George E. Conrad
Hill & Chandler
R. A. Bazzell
James M. Zimmerman
J.A. Taylor
John Leonard
Taylor Mercantile Company
More House mayor H Flachman dies after brief illness
Southeast News reports the death of H Flachman mayor of Morehouse and partner in Flachman Banmer slave factory who died February 16 after a short illness. The summary notes other local incidents including a Bell City man committing suicide in jail, a jail death in Doe Run area, a child murder in Cherryville, a saloon shooting in Doe Run, a bail payment, several arrests of Hungarians for assault near National Shaft No 4, and a note that the piece is condensed from the Farmington News.
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H. Flachman
Morehouse
Tle
Flachman & Banmer
St. Francois
James Delinger
Doe Run
Cherryville
Charles Estes
West End
Doe Raw
Emmett Bono
Ed Robinson
Bono
Parmington
National Shaft No.4
Farmington
Does Not Color Hair Ayer’s Hair Vigor Ad Claims
An advertisement proclaims that Ayer’s Hair Vigor, with its new improved formula, does not stain or color hair even slightly. It asserts it stops hair from falling without changing hair color, applying to gray white and blonde hair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ayer
J. ©. Ayer
Our Correspondents Report Local Happenings And Changes
Our correspondents note many locals on the puny list while high water washed away fencing for farmers. WL. S. Shell serves as mail carrier. Willis Dial hires two more farm hands. BH. Dellinger has an ince int of hers. John Gaither of Gipsy visited on Saturday and Sunday. W. Ford and wife of Turnersville stay with us and plan to return Friday. Tae Boy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WL. S. Shell
Willis Dial
BH. Dellinger
John Gaither
Turnersville
Tae Boy
Weather and politics stir Arapahoe crowd
The letter notes inclement weather and rising sickness in the region. It mentions Buchanan visitors buying from Jasper Comperadr, praises his service, and urges Democrats to rally behind William Jennings Bryan for a sweeping victory. Ends with party reflections as the era’s politics loom.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buchanan
Jasper Comperadr
Cooper
Wiliam Jennings Bryan
Local notes read with weather and business hints
The Grassy community reports warm weather and budding vegetation. Vick Kern opens a new saw mill and plans to run local saw work. J. M. Shellas buys Roswell Pickett's mill for full-time operation. Hiram Fowler buys a hog from James Null. missed details tease a local rivalry with Mr. Bryan. Monroe and Carl Null cut logs for J. M. Sheil as Albert Bess stays busy with tie work. Nellie Summers visits her father, returns to Lutesville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vick Kern
J. M. Shellas
Roswell Pickett
Hiram Fowler
James Null
Titk Press
Grassy
Bryan
Gipsy
Nellie Summers
Lutesville
Treen Prez
Community News Update From Our Neighborhood
Clorencrlaral Cheasatde reports the area escaped the epidemic with few cases and no serious illnesses. Uncle Jack is much better. Miss Nernin Whitener returned for the funeral of her brother-in-law Wilson Knowles, who died in Texas and was buried at Patton. Hawh School suspended exercises due to bad weather and high water. Miss Ethel Maluce missed the close of school to attend, and the rural mail carrier was delayed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack” Tlawn
Nernin Whitener
Wilson Knowles
Pexas
Sne
Patton
Leven
Hawn
Ethel Maluce
Effie Winchester
Nanex Gobbel
J. Murray
Fadiien Eas
Dini
WJ. Popd
Harversville
Mas
Gray
T.S. Shell
Tle
Bryan
Shells Fiantily
Proms
Walt Om
Srekk
Pop Callens
Greenbrier
Burette Rey
Pointelt
Roundhouse
Willard Pickett
Trowel
Tl. S. Shell
Aalow Hack
P.M. Deck
Worskine
Bloomdichd
Stmmer
Infant son of Mr and Mrs Hale laid to rest
The third of February 108 marks the burial of the infant son of Mr. and Mrs. W. Hale at Union cemetery. Neighbors attend. others report family illnesses with several names and local church activity noted, including Rev Wood and Rev Shrum addressing Ridge church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Posthimenia
W. &. Hale
Union Cemetery
Josep Whitener
Clyde Whitener
Valles Muiars
Charles Sitzes
Fredericktown
Venable
Jacob’ Bess
A.J. Bess
G. A. Venable
Rev. Shrum
Neas Spring Valley
Ridge Church
Johnson Yount
Marsh Yount
Susan Watts
Otto Watts
St. Mary
Hosea Hale
Steve Huffman
Mesdames
W. L. Burns
Andrew Whitener
Laura Dollar
Visits of Worcester Bess and Geu Family Amid Illness
Worcester Bess and Mr and Mrs Geu have been visiting their father Jacoty Bess during his illness. RK Sitzes concluded a satisfactory term of school in this district on February 7, 08 and plans to enter the normal school at Cane Girardeau in Bes Vilaian.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Worcester Bess
Geu
Jacoty Bess
RK. E
Weather Impacts Weekends Amid Ongoing Community News
Fragmented local dispatch describes high wind and rain over Friday and Saturday, with roads near impassable and efforts to cope noted. It lists church events, visits, and public concerns as residents face worsening conditions and economic strain.
Local notes from the county region on weather and people
The column reports persistent rain and mild illnesses among residents, with many names tied to visits, schooling plans, and social events. It notes a Young Precinct movement, several farm and trade interests, and a Teddy era political sentiment favoring Bryan.
Advice and political rant from a press correspondent
The piece contains a rambling commentary urging readers to heed democratic principles amid a crisis. It cites critics of a recent communication, warns against blindness, and urges practical guidance to endure distress in a period of dull business and troubled times.
Five Nation Labor Unrest Linked to Charity Measures
An editorial laments widespread unemployment and hunger as industries stall. It argues for bipartisan government action to revive the economy, criticizing the president’s message as lacking guidance and accusing current leaders of borrowing from rival platforms. The piece warns of continued discontent if reforms falter.
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Hess and
Mnufacturers
Ar. Bryan
Awiggouras
Espeetny
Lise
Doan's Kidney Pills Promote Cure for Kidney Ailments
A reader testimonial from George Croft of Luterville Maine describes long standing kidney trouble with backache and dark, frequent urine. He credits two boxes of Doan's Kidney Pills with relief and urges others to buy from Foster Milburn Co Buffalo, price 50 cents, and to remember the name Doan's.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bright
Dean
George Croft
Lutenville
Sayye
Presiuve Doan
Foster-Milburn Co
Buffalo
New York
United States
Doan
Sheriff to Sell Marble Hill Land to Satisfy Deed of Trust
I O R Kirkpatrick sheriff of Bollinger county will, at the north door of the courthouse in Marble Hill, sell at public auction on March 7, 1908 between 9am and 5pm, the property described in a deed of trust by S M McAnally and wife to secure a note past due, to the highest bidder for cash. The property is not sixty in range C in Marble Hill. Acting Trustee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S.M. McAnally
Ssephine McAnally
Bollinger County
Missouri
I. O. R. Kirkpatrick
Marble Hill
O. R. Kirkpatrick
Public sale notice of chattel mortgage in Bollinger County Missouri
On a past-due note secured by a chattel mortgage dated January 5 1907 S M McAnally and others convey personal property including boilers engines and fixtures to multiple assignees. The sale will be held at the north door of the Marble Hill courthouse between 9 am and 5 pm to satisfy the note and costs.
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Brownsville
Texas
Washington Dispatch
Warner
Teddy
County Court Proceedings
Ed Cobb
Father
Southeast News
James Matterson
Bell City
Cloomfield
Shell Pridewe
Raissy
Euzefiin
Jo M. Welker
Ratiday
Boutwell
Ign
Maks
Tartesville
Daniel Mies
Ladin
Sapir
Mannie
Cape
Louis
Kirlerda
Mary Spivey
Geangse FE
Totes
Maine
Chlifornia
Wien
Sven Sears WU
Thames
Neeenffield
Heals
Henry Futten
J. WH. Mayfield
Jeseplseasbaugh
Surorche
T. J. Gaither
Near Alliance
E.R. Mayviielib
Sednewickville
Blessis
Levi Greene
W.D. Maxfield
Slisses Mariah Grevi
Ps TM
Seduiugh
Goorwe Green
Clevits
Mayntle
Greely Seabauch
Serderwickville
Johnny Mayfield
Marble Hil
Elisha Fulton
Alstaner
Elisha Green
Mayfield
Hdm Detter
Teddy Pornie
Epzadaaa
Qolympta
Bsaeed Asunsag
Vlacbble Hil, Mo
J. A. Manning
Manning & LC
J.C. Dae
Dale
Eal Estate and Insurance
Room
Peeples Bank
Mare. Hin, Missouri
W. K. Chandler
C. A. Sander, M. D
Mamet FO Hill
Drugstore
IR. R. C. Coleman
R. W. VanAmburg
Entesville
Chas. ©. Llomas
Notary Public
Bollinger County Bank
Avronxey-at- Law
Coalleetbouns A Speemliy
Atari Upnen
Missourte
Gee Eers
Welle Cooley
Scees Postould
TeautiZn
Seete
Bisnse
Mole Pond
Tsam
Emedy
Piz Cheldrups
Chattel
S. M. McAnally
John Ramming Machinery Company
St. Louis
W. A. Doss
J. A. Taylor
P. D. Estes
Sam J. MireMixx
C. M. Witmer
J. H. Wicecarver
W. D. Allen
Omiver Lytes
F. M. Wells
G. Burette Snider
THE._. Jackson Marble Works
John H. Sander
Prop
C. L. ‘Palley
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