Secretary Jens Day Dies After Trip to Europe
Hloxn Geo Bo Enis, secretary of the State Board of Agriculture, returns thanks for an Auth anna report valuable to farmers and stockraisers. Joseph Jens Day, secretary of state, dies July 1 after a period of poor health and a recent trip to Europe in hopes of improving his health. He served in public life for many years and received many tributes from press and people. A Doniphan Prospect News editorial comments on secret orders versus church authority and fraternalism at the gates of heaven.
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Hloxn
Geo
Bo Enis
State Board of Agriculture
Ios
Jens Day
Europe
Pearly Gates
Doniphan Prospect News
Governor Folk Backed by Citizens Against County Thugs
In a Poplar Bluff Citizen editorial, the stance defends Gov Folk of Missouri for enforcing state law amid attacks from the Censor newspaper. The column labels Joseph Folk as standing with law abiding citizens and urges action against a St Louis county gang of gamblers and criminals linked to the Delmar race track.
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Wild Cat
Governor Folk
St. Louis County
Delmar
Joseph Folk
Missouri
Seller
Addler
Tilles
Poplar Bluff
Irrigation plans loom in Sacramento Valley visit
A Sacramento Valley Developing Association bulletin previews a June tour for Senate and House committees to inspect the Sacramento valley irrigation project. The proposed canal system would encircle the interior basin, divert water to both banks, and aim to equalize supply across streams, with initial work at Tron canyon near Red Bluff.
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Sacramento Valley Developing Association
Sacramento Valley
Senate
House
National Congress
United States
Lan
Sacramento
San Joachin
Interior
Italy
Tron Canyon
Sacramento River
Red Elna
Tehama County
Coast Range
Troncanyon
Suisun Bay
Closing Out Sale at Clippard's Laflin
Fred Clippard leaves his Laflin hardware saddlery and farm machinery stock for Cape County Milling at Jackson Missouri. The entire stock will be sold at actual cost during July with cash payments only. Come soon before stock runs out. Remember the Place Keed Clippard's Laflin Missouri.
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Jackson
Corning Letter Mentions Alfalfa and Papers
M A Walacer of Corning California writes June 27 1905 noting that the papers overlook alfalfa matters.
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M.A. Walacer
Corning
Cal
Southeast News and regional notices recap
Southeast News reports no saloons or local option votes in Carter County. A June 27 special election in Jackson approved a 827000 bond for waterworks and electric lights by a near unanimous vote. five opposed. Potosi Independent notes May baryta shipments from Tif county reaching 2,104,000 pounds, with June expected at 3,000,000, using steam traction engines hauling up to 40,000 pounds per trip. Dunklin Democrat says Foust and Hubbard of Anniston serve U.S. court jail time in Ironton for selling a concoction resembling beer. the seller guaranteed legality. Maby it was Cremo.
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Jackson
Potosi
Southeast Missouri Baryta Co
Tif
Dunklin Democrat
Foust & Hubbard
Anniston
Ironton
U. S
Local News Brief From Our Burg
Our correspondents report slow paper flow from the town as health suffers with dysentery afflicting several residents. Willy Williams sustained a minor misfortune to three fingers in an incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willy Williams
Reading fragment hints at illness and Fourth of July plans
The text notes several locals, including Mrs Tallent and J J Like, being unwell while Rev Hooker and wife are described as ghosts of Mr Leming. It also mentions many people planning to celebrate the Fourth at Zulia and a brief dated reference to Littin Jann.
Fourth of July and local notices amid rain and births
The page notes heavy rain with corn looking fine. James Turner and family spent the Fourth at Marquan. Mr. and Mrs. Berry welcome a baby born July 1. Burks family visited G. W. Davanlt. Rev. B. L. Bowman missed his Cross Roads appointment due to Mrs. Bowman's illness. An organization of two Sunday schools at Cross Roads is planned after the Fourth. Church services are set for Cross Roads on the third Sunday at 3 PM and the fourth Sunday at 11 AM.
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James Turner
Marquan
John Berry
Babe
E. O. Burks
G.W Davanlt
B. L. Bowman
Cross Roads
Bowman
Wallis
Owell
Fittia
Thor
Chiurley Watlisss Phomss Trintham
Clarricnic
Bary
Pisa
Fourth of July at Marquand and Local Notices
Rainy season continues as residents report Fourth of July events at Marquand with many attending. Local news notes births deaths illnesses travels, business moves, and community updates from Mason's Bar to Greenwood district including teachers, visits, and property transactions across Mine La Motte to Castor cemetery.
Local notes from the great commonwealth
Farmers hope for fair weather as oats are fair and corn promising in the section. The burg sent a good turnout to Zalma picnic. A churchhouse is planned at the forks of Greenville roads. FE Myers builds a two story dwelling adding value to the farm. NF Myers and family attended Mrs Winters funeral at Deck cemetery. Albert Myers and Charles Cooper of the Missouri National Guards will join at Tatesville for the St. Joseph encampment.
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Greenville
FE. M. Myers
Nf. W. Myers
Henry Winters
Deck
Albert Myers
Charles Cooper
National Guards of
Missouri
Tatesville
St. Joseph
Chubbs Creel Sees Local Illness Spread
Reports from the community note there is some sickness in the area recently. Details on sufferers, causes, or official responses are not provided in the text. The item reads as a brief public health mention with limited information.
Leopold Area Notes and Visitors Report Brown County News
Rain is abundant and harvest is winding down as farmers prepare for threshing. Visitors include J. Vandeven and wife and H. Van deven of St. Louis, Mrs. Holwee and two children, Miss Mary Geisinke, Mr. and Mrs. Paul and baby of De Soto, A. Anger and relatives, and Misses Annie and Lissete Stein nerd and Josephine Fels from Arcadia. Local residents enjoy water and air. Nora Clippard is sick. A. Anger sold his mule recently. Poultry house and barn construction underway by Herman Elfvink. Several attended a picnic at Lutesville. others planned a trip to Oran in search of work. OLLATA.
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Missouri
Sarah Brown
Miss Brown
John Brown
Harper's Ferry
Santa Hara County
Tie
Free States
Harper’s Ferry
Osawatomie
Kan
California
J. Brown
Miks Brown
Tehoma County
John Firth
Ions
Nathan
Mississippi
Tom Fowler
Lntesville
Planner Coopersuite Company
Tor
Will Stevens
Josephine Fels
Arcadia
Martin Tenhoelder
Urseline
Herman Elfvink
Nora Clippard
A. Anger
Rainy season harms roads and crops in town
Weather worsens daily with heavy rains. Roads deteriorate as oats crop suffers repeated downpours. Marshall Roberts, a Walksmith, is on the sick list. Local bank report shows a sharp decline in business activity amid the ongoing downpour.
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Marshall Roberts
Local notes on branches, births, and town doings
Monday morning reports money scarce with bridge work ongoing on the railroad. Adolph Chymes returns home from Greenville while John King moves into a new unfinished house. Misses Della and Sophin Rowland visit for the Fourth. Mr. Jones of Piediment Bank lobbies for a new bank, and Umph dames moves into the Morgan house. Mrs. J M Talley bitten by a copperhead snake. Perry blasters report valuable pearls in Caster river. J V Stinkard travels to Marble Hall to assume bank cashier duties. James James recovers from a lead wound after a patient raid incident. C Coon and RL Fintey visit in June. Noah Yount, born June 15, suffers a broken right toe. Mrs. A W Henderson on sick list last year. J M Henderson builds a picket fence as S J Long hauls ties to Marquand and returns with lumber.
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Adolph Chymes
Greenville
John King Hias
Della
Sophin Rowland
Mr. Jones
Piediment Bank
Umph Dames
Morgan
J. M. Talley
Joe Pish
Perry Blasters
JV. Stinkard
Marble Hall
Sunihly
Jalee L. B. James
C. Coon
AL Fintey
June Sr
Noah Yount
A.W Henderson
J. M. Henderson
S.J. Long
Marquand
Woman Delivers Child At Local Picnic Event
Report notes a birth at a community gathering with relatives visiting. Mentioned are Mr and Mrs, a mother and baby doing well, and a family celebration following the event.
Mayfield notes on illness and local happenings
Health remains fair for Mayfield residents as Bessie Mayfield, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Bere Mayfield, is sick. Farmers near completion of plowing harvest and wheat hunting. J Al McKinsey returned from Illinois with cattle. Tincbauch and Cook repaint homes. Elizabeth Thiele from Sedgewickville to teach next year sought boarding. Stave factory active. timber boss Jsnes Sharrock estimated local timber. Rev. W. A. Davanti preached. eleven baptism candidates noted with 155 wagons and hacks counted leaving after service. About 1060 people attended. Rev. Jamison preached in the evening. Fifth Sunday meeting of the St Francois Association to be held here this month. Sequences to The Press.
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Neve
Bessie
Bere. Mayfield
J. AL. McKinsey
Illnois
J. OM. Tincbauch
John M. Cook
Elizabeth Thiele
Sedgeewickville
Jsnes
Jamison of
Bloomfield
St. Francois Association
Seccess
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Syemnente
Gnerehaund
Bartlett
Herries
Bollinger
Bollinger County
Luther Burbank
Maywood
Sa. m
Witiers
Laflin, Missouri
Fred Clippard
The
Cape County
Keed
Laflin
Southeast News
Carter County
Buchanan
Hion Az Idote
Lodge
John Brower
Leo Wahn
Charley Pound
Madison County
Geores
Ellinghouse
J. W. Davault
St. Laus
Dlaine Minter
Colorado
Uncle Sam
Navy
Norfolk
Pranklin
W. V B. Dawn
Toe Press
Linator
Guy Bollinger
Forest Bollinger
Minnie
Maude
Lulu Hlovis
D. EF. Bollinger
N. A. Bollinger
Arthur Cheek
C. L
W. D. Bollinger
Shetley’s Creek
William Shetley
Castor
Oscar Whitener
la Motte
John Rhodes
Arkansas
Claud Whitener
A. T. Whitener
Nora Shetley
Zach Rhodes
Mason’s Bar
A. VW. Barrett
Toner Powler
Cape Girardean
Jide Gladish
Anxie
Tom Clibb
James Senbaugh
Zalima
Our Creek
Greenwood
A. M. Barrett
John Patterson
A.S. Ramsey
General Baptist’s
Qarassy
Arimistead
W. M. Akin & Son, Props
Evansville
Indiana
Lutesville
Messrs. A
Huishot
B. Ettink
Oran
Ollata
America
Keen
Simmons Hardware Company
U.S.A
Broadway
New York
Buona
Henry Davis
Fine
Ana Jiearyanya
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