Announcement of two candidate for county school superintendent Bol linger county
Walter E. Revelle and Wilbur M. Welker are named as candidates for county school superintendent in Bol linger County, to be decided by voters at the annual school election on April 6, 1915. The notice notes eligibility and election date. It also mentions Congressman W. L. Hensney’s illness and hopeful recovery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter E. Revelle
Bollinger County
Wilbur M. Welker
Mexico
Resolution praising Woodrow Wilson from Republican Kansas
The Kansas Republican legislature unanimously passed a resolution thanking President Wilson and his advisers for preserving peace and keeping the nation from danger. The St. Joseph Observer notes the entire body supported the tribute with no opposing votes from any party.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woodrow Wilson
United States
Kansas
Wilson
St. Joseph
Republican Kansas Day club address in Topeka
A Topeka Kansas Day club gathering featured speeches praising the Republican cause. Speakers invoked national figures and wartime conditions to back old-flag ideals, oppose the primary law, and emphasize progressive aims amid political optimism.
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Kansas Day Club
Topeka
Mike
Grant
Logan
Garfield
Mat’ Quay
Penrose
Land of the Free
Home of the
Brave
Progres
Cardui the Woman's Tonic Promises Health Restore
A testimonial from Mrs Anna Jones of Onawa Iowa credits Cardui with restoring strength and vitality after a long illness. She weighed 115 pounds and now 163, riding, and feeling well at 52, noting many similar letters received daily. The ad urges readers to ask their druggist about Cardui.
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Cardus
Cardui
Onawa
Iowa
Anna Jones
Kansas City Star on Progressives and Republican stance
The Kansas City Star quotes a Progressive stance praising a party push while urging repeal of 2 cent fare and other laws, arguing for no forward movement. A Republican call to stand firm under Old Glory emphasizes defense over progress.
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Seorious Party
Kansas
Kansas City Star
Press editors named to represent SEMO at international congress
By request of Dean Walter Williams of the International Press Congress to be held in San Francisco July 5 to 10, Southeast Missouri Press Association appoints editors William R. Lacey Dunklin Democrat Curthersville William A. Jones Dunklin Democrat Kennett Dean B. Hill Press Marble Tol Harry Denman News Farmington Fred Kies Irevis Jackson and FL P. Francis Tabune Fredericktown to attend as representatives.
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Dean Walter Williams
International Press Congress
San Francisco
Ed P. Crowe
Southeast Missouri Press Association
Association
William R. Lacey
Democrat
Curthersville
William A. Jones
Dunklin Democrat
Kennett
Dean B. Hill
Press
Marble
Local Notes From Lutesville Area
Lutesville residents include W. P. Henry visiting Jackson for business and G. W. Cavaner moving to the McCormick property. Many relatives travel to Poplar Bluff and Oran. A new restaurant planned by G. H. Arthur at the old Baker stand. School and farm life noted with multiple visits, moves, and local business changes. A birthday party at Ed Walker’s and a birthday anniversary for Miss Es ther with music and refreshments. Jealousy described as life’s poison ivy by Jewell Mayes.
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G. W. Cavaner
McCormick
Hugh Phelps
Poplar Bluff
Billy” Francis
Henry Winters
Alvina Schreiner
Oran
H. D. Maness
Doniphan
Ed Walker
Esther
Walker and Bollinger
Missouri Farms Rank Fifth In Five Year Crop Value
Missouri stands fifth among agricultural states in total value of thirteen leading crops over a five year average. Texas leads, followed by Illinois, Iowa, and Ohio. Missouri’s five year average is $188,689,000. A favorable 1915 season could improve Missouri to third place.
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Missouri
Texas
Illinois
Iowa
Ohio
Missouri Horses and Mules In Demand Abroad
Missouri reports 1 095 000 horses and 329 000 mules ranking fifth and second respectively, behind Texas. The state board of agriculture says the stock is practically free from glanders, creating strong appeal to foreign buyers placing European war orders.
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Missouri
Texas
State Board of Agriculture
Missouri cattle records and health praised by official
Jewell Mayes of the Missouri State Board of Agriculture highlights the state's cattle strength with 797000 milk cows and 1414000 other cattle. He notes top markets in St. Louis and Kansas City, high milk production records, and a flawless foot-and-mouth disease record under an efficient veterinary service. Missouri is lauded as a bluegrass state with expansive growth.
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Missouri
St. Louis
Kansas City
State Board of Agriculture
Administrators' Notice for Hannah Effink Estate in Bollinger MO
Letters of administration on Hannah Effink estate granted by Bollinger county Probate Court dated February ith 1015. Creditors must file claims for allowance within six months or be barred. If not filed within one year from last publication, claims barred. Hasay J. Reto Henwas Errive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hannah Effink
Bollinger County
Missouri
Hasay J. Reto
Henwas Errive
Sheriffs Sale of Meal Estate in Partition in Bollinger County Mo
A partition sale by sheriff of Bollinger County Mo is ordered under a 1914 circuit court decree. The property lies in Bollinger and is part of multiple townships and sections forming the described real estate. Sale set at Marble Hill courthouse on a Friday between 9:00 am and 5:00 pm with six months credit minus twenty percent cash on sale day.
Will Mayfield College Opens Second Semester
Mayfield College has begun its second semester with well organized progress. Prospective students are urged to apply now and request the catalog. A. F. Hendricks, Peresivest, Marble Hill, Missouri.
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A. F. Hendricks
Peresivest
Marble Hill
Missouri
Ancient land survey description and property list
The document details a complex land description in Bollinger county Missouri, including metes and bounds with compass bearings and distances, references to various trees, and multiple parcels totaling about two hundred seven acres. It names Sheriff P. Paceven, listing price in cash and credit terms, and describes adjacent quarter sections in township thirty north range nine east with extensive lot and section delineations and exemptions.
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Aiz
Cane Creek
Townehblp
Twenty -Thor
Towhe
P. Paceven
Bollinger County
Bollinger
Missouri
Towit
Range Nine
Section Seven
Township Twenty-Nine
Maid Tract
Aleo
F. Myers
Sheriff Sale of Real Estate in Partition A
Bollinger county Missouri will on Friday March 12 1915 at the courthouse door during the circuit court session sell at public auction the real estate in Partition A of the estate of EB Walker et al plaintiffs and Emily E Walker Gertrude Larmore and Zilpha Larmore defendants minors and adults the decree and order recorded in book 12 page NW dated December 5 1914 will be used to guide the sale with terms at forty five percent cash to the highest bidder
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bollinger County
Circuit Court
Payre
Sheriff’s Sale Under General Execution Notice
Public auction to the highest bidder on March 12, 1915 at the Hollinger county courthouse for cash. Property described as the northeast quarter of the northeast quarter and southwest quarter of the northwest quarter in section 1, township 2, range 8, with the Andersen Ranlin company and others foreclosing. Sheriff of Bollinger County, Missouri.
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Sermon
Township
Enet
Martie Till
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Eaid County
Will Mayfield College
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M. M. Walker
M. P. Slate
F. J. Richie
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Pethven
Sheriffs Sale
Plollingrer
Miscourt
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Lome
Henry M. Deavitt
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