Flurry in Financial Circles Over Peanut Stand Sale
The narrative recalls J. W. Briggs selling his peanut stand to Ed Rathedte amid a flurry in financial circles. The text also notes various speculative matters, political chatter about Missouri governor candidates, and a call for party unity ahead of the state primary. The piece blends local business salients with statewide political debate.
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Morehouse
J. W. Briggs
Ed Rathedte
Wossenin
Democratic Party
Missouri
Farmers Week Ends at Missouri Campus Banquet
Farmers Week at the University of Missouri in Columbia closed with a modern College of Agriculture banquet in Rothwell gym. Enrollment fell to 2300, with 804 fewer than last year. Delegations of over fifty joined from St. Louis and Kansas City. Speeches by David Lubin and John Temple Graves urged coordinated farming marketing from state to local levels.
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Columbia
Parmer
University of Missouri At Columbia
Rural women and youth programs on farm fair stage
Visitors at Farm Week events heard talks by Miss Virginia Merevitt of Cambridge and others on rural life topics. University educators presented dairy, poultry, and horticulture demonstrations while 85 youths entered stock judging, baking and sewing contests. Governor Elliott W. Major spoke at the banquet with state agriculture leaders in attendance.
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Tael
Elliott W. Major
John Ho Brayton
State Board of Agriculture
Lutesville News Recaps Ills and Local Notices
A stream of short notices from Lutesville lists illnesses, visits, and community updates. Names include Henry Lutes, Pink Revelle, Miss Faye Cobb, and Mrs Virginia Ash. Local business moves, property transactions, and court notices are recorded with paths to Cape Girardeau and Marble Hill reflecting early 20th century civic life.
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June Baker
Zaling
Suiay
Henry McWilliams
HB. Cole
John Ho Albright
Lodge
Hass Mayberry
The
Cape
Residents Return From Visits and Local Notices
Mrs Homer Jones of St Louis returns home after visiting Mr and Mrs Washington Abernathy on Cane Creek Ast Ford of Whitewater visits his brother inslow PD Robertson bringing household goods Mrs H Alva Jamson and family return from Howell County after two months Misses or Mrs GW Arthur celebrate tin wedding with gifts Charley Hobbs resigns from Hollinger County ALK vite assists with payroll Lutes Mercantile Company family visits Tallent area return preparations to move to Buchanan Adam Lutes travels to St Louis for medical consult with mother accompanying Father’s radio area A message notes Lutes undergoes operation and Ketling remains in good condition
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St. Louis
Washington Abernathy
Cane Creek
Ford
Whitewater
Inslow
Robertson
H. Alva Jamson
Hisdre
Howell County
Arthur
Charley Hobbs Tins
Hollinger County
Lutes Mercantile Company
Low Smith
Tallent
Buchanan
Adam Lutes
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Mr. Lutes
Sale of Real Estate in Mary Yeoman Estate Proceedings
The court orders publication for a petition by executors for sale of real estate of Mary Yeoman Seoeann deceased to pay debts. The notice asks interested parties to show cause by a set date or an order will be made to sell parts of the estate to satisfy debts, with publication in the county newspaper for four weeks.
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Marine Min
Eaid Owanty
Thor
Mary Potts
Bone
Aril
Mary
Hulis
Dilinger County
Mieewuri
Newsville Obituary Notes From a Local Sheet
Newsville notes report many illness deaths and funerals. Stella Miller and Mrs Hoffman mourned, with Rev Waidike officiating at Union Protestant. references to prior sickness and travel to Hetdrtcasville. Several locals including Welker and Welker kin, and Mayfield visitors, are mentioned amid hunting safety warnings continuing this season.
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Dan Hoffman
Puneral
Prederchtown
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