Bank Statements and Obituary From Local Ledger
Bank officers attest to financial statements for A. Sander and U. G. Smith, with listed capital, surplus, and undivided profits, plus certificates of deposit and cash items. Obituary notes Herman Elfrank of Bollinger County, died January 3 1922 at 82, funeral held in Lutesville with burial in Marble Hill. he formerly lived in Cape Girardeau and Morley.
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Zee Individwal
Mewes Ai
Coen
Thaager
A. Sander
L. J. Grimley
Grimes
Sebeertied
Inneary A
W. K. Chander Notary Public Mason Fo
Robert Drum
W. DD. Allen
Herman Elfrank
Belinger County
Cape Cirardeau
Morley
Newyart Ark
Hos
Elfrank
Hort
Newport
Ark
Poplar Blut
Bank of
Marble Hill
Bank of Patton
Bank of Glen Allen
Bank of Zaima
Teil
State of Missouri
Patton
Glen Allen
Vote of
Comber
Marble Hill Press
Marn Hil Press
Ble Hill Pres
Marble
Hill
Missouri
TWA
WNT Ld
Pumit
Anil
Sikeston News Highlights Butte County Items
State Superintendent Samuel A Beker to deliver commencement address at Sikeston High School May 1. Legislation proposed for a government post office building in Sikeston with cost not to exceed 100000. New Madrid County ordered state audit of Road Construction funds. Paxico Milling Co installs a 6 horsepower engine to run multiple facilities. A distilling outfit and liquor making gear were found in a Fornfelt residence basement. Lige Crabtree 60 and Arch Hathway 22 arrested and jailed. Call 24 if you have news.
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Concreseman
Sikeston
Fornfelt Lige Crabtree
Arch Hathway
Short Term At Teachers College Begins
The six weeks term opens at Southeast Missouri State Teachers College focusing on Agriculture Farm Mechanics and Home Economics with class activity starting promptly.
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Teachers College
Southeast Missouri State Teachers College
Prof Hendricks Returns Home After Hospital Stay
Prof A F Hendricks was discharged Friday from a St Louis hospital after an ulcer operation. He is much improved in health. Mrs Hendricks accompanied him home after visiting Tuesday of last week.
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A. F. Hendricks
St. Louis
Physicians and Dentists Hospital
Local residents and visitors frequent the area on weekend
Lylesville and nearby towns see a parade of visitors and locals over the weekend. Constable Jobe Henkes, merchants from Slew mmville, George Pittman of Perkins Rock, Sidney Johnson from Piper City, and Lee Huffman with family visit relatives and attend local business scenes. Mrs. Wood Hicks returns home to Charleston after visiting Oak Mound relatives. George Henson visits from Graniteury with his parents near Slemn merville. Fred Leadbetter travels from Locust Creek to Farmington for business. Ed Burkett from Cairo attends officer installations and visits home folks.
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John Irant
Mmville Worthy
Granite City
Douglass
Taal Valley
George Pittman
Perkins Rock
Coursigt
Sidney Johnson
Piper City
Kannes
Rebekah Lodge Installation Notes Saturday Events
Rebekah bodice Saturday etch Neil Smith works at Ridlett and covered city news with home filks in Mobs. Jene Sieday Neary Uy and Jinees of Waahitnttes attended with Elbert Jamies of weet Mi. Craig heir father Jnder 1 & Jaw Mrs Lalo Dilarai of Ueemrur present. Adam Senbaugh place near union fudge reference. Dave Newell of Geeey toff doctors after mishap. Installation supper served to a large crowd. officers named include Fred Mariner vice grand Gladish secretary Wilbon M. Welker transtor. Officials of Nathanael Coun cil for Lanett merit mentioned. Natwional Council of Wares noted.
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Rebekah Bodice
Neil Smith
Ridlett
Sperts
Jene Sieday Neary
Lodee
Preokley
Nabh
Fred Mariner
M OS. Gladish
Wilbon M. Welker
Rebekah Lodge
Mra
Fred Mahnee
Noble
KR. C. Ricketts
Will Ladd
Spirit of Cooperation Grows in Prohibition Movement
The article notes growing official recognition of the W C T U and its humanitarian work as the world wide prohibition effort gains visibility. It mentions Miss Anna A. Gordon, president of the National W C T U, being appointed to serve in a new capacity.
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WC. T. U
Anna A. Gordon
8 Vive
Baptist Church News and Evening Meeting at Pt
Community church bulletin notes a prayer meeting and music program led by Pastor Jenkins. It mentions Wednesday evening services, a welcoming atmosphere, and urging attendance for the church’s activities and messages.
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Jenkins
Peace Petition Presented By Miss Gordon
Secretary of State Charlie Evans Hughes on November 21 presented a mammoth peace petition signed by 194,581 women voters. Anna A. Gordon, president of the National WCTU, led signers thanking the president for calling the conference on the Limitation of Armament and praying its purpose be achieved. The petition notes leaders of women’s groups total more than two and a half million members.
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Charlie Evans Hughes
Jeneth
Anna A. Gordon
United States
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Ttinger
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Johnson Smith
Mic Hank
U. G. Smith
Johnson Senith
Hunriere
Witrascom
Jlenry M. Knowles
Notary Public
IL Kahlinan
Carret Attest
J. V. Knowles
Mary J. Hahn
Werman Elfrank
Fred
Mary B. Eilfrank
Bellinger
Wes
Steve
Minerva
Coesty
J. A. Gerry
Berry
Anid Bank
Terry
Eon Co
BEAL
Walter EL Dickey
RK. Sometey
W. Stilta
KO. Zimemiertean
Cape Girardeau
Wen Wil Weaner
Jersey
Guernsey
Peeters
Lew Ion
Durie
Southeast
Mixsour
Ciymane
Masi
THY Langsiinkard
Notary Pubitle
DF Myers
M. Tireen
Walter C. Teray
Lireadons
Samuel A Beker
Cofmaenement
Sikeston High
County Court
New Madad County
Paxico Milling Co
Prof Hendricks
Lylesville News
Jobe Henkes
Lunaley Balye
Lee Huffman
Penturf Gap
Jinas Barks
Chas. Myers
Cane Creek
C. D Richards
Mrs. Wood Hicks
Charleston
Wo Ofwn
Oak Mound
George Henson
Graniteury, Ill
William Henson
Slemnmerville
Fred Leadbetter
Locust Crewe
Farmington
Ed Burkett
Cairo, I
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American Legion Rand
Chand
Taylor
Paramount Pictures
Jack Straw
Robert Warwick
Bud
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Dave Newell
Geeey
Chaieries
Nathanael Council
Lanett
Aymamerit
Wdi
Natwnal Counel of
Wares
Baptist Church
Miss Gordon
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