Local Papers and Personnel in Missouri News
Updates from Caruthersville and surrounding towns note new papers and edits. Castor M. Kowane backs Caruthersville Democrat while East Prairie’s Brother Cooksey exits the field. Longtime parolee Jar and Cole Younger gain release from Stillwater. Charleston Enterprise suspends daily issue, Weekly Enterprise aims to rival. Southeast Missourian expands to five columns. Missouri Press Association meeting in St Louis names E. P. Caruthers president. Local sales include J. G. Finney selling Times to Borette Snider and Dr J. M. Finney. Jails bond ballot dates vary by paper. Enrollment and state fair premiums highlighted. Mortgages and school funds totals noted for Bollinger County. Obituary: Jupan N. B. Allen dies at 80 in Fredericktown. Pax Iron County Register lauds Abe’s twenty-year service. Dexter printing queried over postal card layout.
Democratic opinions and land opening news blur a county page
A lengthy reader letter condemns stingy printing and praises newspaper support. The piece cites W J Hoskina on vitriol in writing. It reports Kiowa Wichita Apache and Caddo lands to open August 6 1901 with lotteries for homesteads and two new land offices at El Reno and Lawton Oklahoma.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McKistey
el Reno
Lawton
Indiana
Heritage oath echoes in Southeast Missourian text
A fragment from the Southeast Missourian invokes ancestral blood as sacred heritage for the speaker’s son and daughters and for the nation’s youth, framing a civic or ancestral duty. The passage presents a ceremonial tone and appeals to collective lineage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herorc
Fiscal year closes with 76 million in revenue, big army spend
The ended year shows total revenue from all sources at 76,001,042 with customs receipts 238,7H, 740 and internal taxation 304,214,410. Expenditures rise for army and navy to 14, £ 43,012 and 60,680,705, while 40 million less revenue is expected next year. Political remarks address public order and law enforcement in business districts. Missouri premiums offered for county agricultural and mineral exhibits total substantial cash awards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Army
Navy
War Department
Navy Department
Europe
Melory
Solid Coevee Silver Tableware Bids For Markets
A notice touts Solid Coevee Silver Tableware as a durable metal rival to sterling silver for spoons forks and knives. It claims same appearance without wear from plating and promises low cost with a free 25 year warranty offer to readers who request details from Quaker Valley Mill Co Chicago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Quaker Valley Mill, Co. Morgan and Harrison Bill
Chicago
Mule Knowledge Sways In Hill Country Tale
Leopold Miss Minnie Nenninger of St Louis visits. Lena Nenninger hosts a surprise party attended by Miss Mamie Elfrank from Marble Hill. Edith Reed visits Lena Newoinger. Mrs Frank Schmitt is sick. Miss Drika Pohisov of St Louis visits friends. Annual picnic slated July 31 with all invited. Two One Mats.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minnie Nenninger
St. Louis
Lena Nenninger
Mamie Elfrank
Marble Hill
Edith Reed
Lena Newoinger
Frank Schmitt
Drika Pohisov
Local Social Roundup From Marble Hill and Nearby
Mrs Tierney and daughter Miss Cozzie return to St Louis after weeks here visiting agent M Owens Jr. Chas G Revelle went to Zalma on business. Janek Front visiting here travels to Morley for watermelon season. W S King returns home after weeks at Hot Springs Arkansas. Mya G Louslie visits Predarivk town. J G Dale improving after illness. Mrs G W Winchester of Dodgela in town on Monday. Prof A M Aulabury Mine La Motte in town Monday. Any Stickler of Dexter visiting Lutesville. Prof N B Henry Fredericktown in town for M L interests. Dr R W VanAmburg returns home after extended stay at New Madrid. Bob Rockwell Marquand visiting. Mrs Burton goes to Bloomfield. Joe Alumbaugh visits Fredericktown. Rev J C Denton preaches at Mt Church South. GO P Fletcher returns to Advance after sickness. R S Haglot returns to Illinois. called to bedside ill brother. W D Phelps of Oran visits. Mr and Mrs Gillilan Cape Girardeau at Marble Hill Sunday. Sherman Hartle Gravel Hill in town. Harry McManus from Glen Allen attends KOT meeting. John A Boas clearing for S B Burford Co. Minnie Dunn Farmington visiting her father W L Dunn. Young people attend surprise party at Judge D C Clip pard Marble Hill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. G. Dale
G. W. Winchester
Dodgela Wis
A. M. Aulabury
Mine la Motte
Dexter
Lutesville
N. B. Henry
Fredericktown
R.W. VanAmburg
New Madrid
Joe Alumbaugh
J. C. Denton
Mt . Church South
GO. P. Fletcher
Advance
Haglot
Illinois
W.D. Phelps
Oran
Mrs. Gillilan
Cape Girardeau
County News Briefs From Dunklin and Nearby Areas
Taxable wealth in Dunklin county is listed at 3 400 000. A county special election is set for August 8 1901 to decide on bonding for a 15 000 jail. The Iron Mountain Co plans melon crop care with shipping likely two weeks hence. The Poplar Bluff Sentinel pursues Butler county treasury issues. Cape Democrat notes extension work on the S M A line and local surveying activity on Black River.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dunklin County
Benton
Iron Mountain Co
River drowning report and local notices spread across papers
A drowned youth in an unidentified river case is reported by Cape Democrat. Poplar Bluff and neighboring papers joke about dog taxes. multiple Missouri towns note river incidents, a bank planter, farm prices, and a large Southeast Missouri log rolling event planned in Farmington with a $260 fund.
Probate Court Docket for Executors and Administrators
The Probate Court requires all listed executors administrators and guardians to exhibit accounts for settlement at the August term in Marble Hill, Dollinger county, Maineuil, beginning Monday, August 1. Those named including ROC Walker, Elizabeth Win Mareham, Gook Jesse Det, Cato Chas Lee, Chandler Crader John W. Crader admis, Hartle ALE etal Adilie Hartley, Lesley Mary Boge, Newel M metal 1 Mage, Teeters Fainay Birt Day, Proctor Rebvea John M. Roe, RATURBAY Saxrn Day Taylor Dalla M. J. Ve Slinkard Yount Willie C. EB Reel all must appear on their respective days or face costs per law.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marble Hill
Dollinger County
Mianeuil
Monnay
Adin'r
Guard
Ele
Amtchivon
Toxeplol
Roc. Walker
Bidewell
Luceeia Chor
Didewell
Adin Baker
Elizabeth Win
Mareham
Tunsnay
Srconn Day
Jesse Det
John M. Dairy Guand
Cato
Chas
Lee Neil Cato
Censor
Barry HW
WA K. Chandler Crader
John W. C.W
W.O. Crader
Admis
Wronesway
Trinn Day
Hartle
Ale
Etal
Adilie Hartley
Guard'n
Lesley
Mary Boge al
Lessley Tutspay
Foualiy Day
Newel
M.metal
Mage
Nelean
M. W.tl
Tess
Aduy'e
Nelvel
Raturbay
Saxrn Day
Taylor
Dalla M. J. Ve Slinkard
Guard'n Yount
Willie C. EB. Reel
Guardine
Davin CG. Curprayn
Order of Publication for Divorce in Bollinger County Missouri
Public order directs Anna Bowman to answer a divorce petition filed by Teem Bowman in Bollinger County Circuit Court. The notice, issued July 13, 1901, requires appearance at the September term to plead, answer or demur, under penalty of default, with publication to be made as prescribed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George D. Tinch
Poplar Bluff
Republican County Central Committee
Republican Party
Ana Hie
Supreme Court
Tam
Circuit Court
Bollinger County
Missouri
Joseph M. Bowman
Anna Bowman
Hollinger County
Anna Howman
Marte Til
Holinger
Ulilivhard
Thor
Amoi Hale Iim
Wewlily
Record of Circuit Court Clerk's Office Marble Hill
The county record from Bollinger County Missouri, clerk Sam J McMinn, dated July, records signed and sealed in Marble Hill. Deputy Clerk Citas Otis affixes seal as required.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Couny
Hollinger
Sam J. McMins
Marble Hill
A. D. Agot
Sam J. McMinn
The St Louis Republic Sunday Edition Promises World News
The Sunday Republic features worldwide news service, colored magazine section with high quality literary content, valued fashions in natural colors, a colored comic section with top cartoons, and humorous stories by renowned authors. Free sheet music and a yearly mail price of 2.00 are noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Louis Republic
Republic
All News Doalors
Monthly World Magazine a 12 page colorful issue
The New York World offers its Monthly World a 12 page magazine with a colored cover and halftone illustrations. It features romance travel fiction fact and curious tales from around the world plus scientific notes and editorial reviews. Each issue includes a full page portrait of a notable person and subscriptions are offered for fifteen cents in stamps.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York World
Monthly World
Ladies Home Journal
Liv
Terry
World
Puliece Duiliing
New York
Missouri YMCA reports gains across state during first half
The Missouri State YMCA reports strong progress in the first half of the year with new and equipped branches in Joplin Springfield and Moberly. A railroad workers program grows at De Soto Webb City receives a building lot gift and $4000 toward a new facility. The Western Student College Conference at Lake Geneva drew delegates and Missouri’s student presence grew from 23 to 11. John S Moore from the University of Nebraska will head Missouri student work starting September.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Committee of
Missouri Young Men's Christian Associations
Mos
Joplin
Springfield
Moberly
Inez
de Soto
Webb City Association
John 5. Moore
University of Nebraska
Moore
Missouri
Unprecedented farm paper bundle offered to readers
For a limited time the paper offers a clubbing deal including The Kansas City Live Stock Indicator, Farmers' Institute Auditions, and The Poultry Farmer, plus the home paper, all for 80,80 for four one-year subscriptions. The trio is praised as premier regional agricultural publications, with samples available at the office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Farmers’ Institute
West
Ax Ib
Dr. C. M. Witmer Named in Marble Lill Case
In a case involving Marble Lill and a drug store matter, Dr. C. M. Witmer appears as a named figure in the readable portion of the report. The article outlines actions tied to the incident and the parties involved.
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Det Loxcazan
Caruthersville
Castor M. Kowaane
Caruthersville Democrat
East Prairie
Cooksey
Jar
Cole Younger
Minnesota
Stillwater
State Board of Pardons
Tor Charleston Enterprise
Weekly Enterprise
Brother Waters
Missourian
Missouri Press Association
Bryan
E. P. Caruthers
Association
Brother Caruthers
J. G. Finney
Times
Borette Snider
J. M. Finney
Snider
Manvin Coumarre Ineriurr
N. B. Meary
Sedalia
Jupan N. B. Alven
Albert O. Allen
Judge Allen
Madisan County
Pax Iron County Register
Brother Abe
Ake
Seal Servion
Dunklin Democrat
North Dakota Press Association
W. J. Hoskina
Rolla
N. D
Bonne Terre Democrat-Register
Tux Olio Democrats
United States
Ohio
Charleston
Meriwether
Missouri State Pub Association
Neber
Nebber
Hilton R. Greer
Kansas City Times
Leopold
W.S. King
Hot Springs
Arn
Mya. G
Louslie
Predarivktown
Bob Rockwell
Marquand
Mrs. Burton
Bloomfield
Judge D. C. Clippard
Cashon Sheppard
St. Francois County
Butler County
Poplar
Citinon
L, P, McLennan
Black River
Cape Democrat
Bowie
Capo Deosgoora
Poplar Blot
George Miller
Egypt Milla
Maconsin Springs
Boy
Brown
Miller
Oape
Towek
Missouri & Arkansas
Kennett Road
Pemiscot
Dunklin Counties
Jackson Herald
Robert Klaproth
Oregon County South
Philip Gross
Greenville
Greenville Sun
Democrat News
Donklin
Malden
Memphis
Clarkton
Farmington
Bonne Torre
Pint River
Downtwn
Jackson
Cape Girardean
Perryville
Ste. Genevieve
Harald
Farmington Nova
Southeast Missouri
Fayette
Payette
Boonville Advertiser
Hatia
Cape County
Ristate
The
Young Men's Christian Association
C. M. Witmer
Omee
Elmer Bair
Majore Hunn
Mrsonry
W. K. Cuawmen
P. D. Estes
Charyrea
Jacize
Jouin TL San Lien
le Vani
W. K. Chandler
Attorney AT Law
Novas PA
Marri Well, MO
Glen Alten Hotel
John H. Watkins
T. B
Sepgewwkvills
Commoner
William J. Bryan
Lincoln
Nebraska
Marble Hill Press
P. O
Rocky Mountain
Feediere Tine Co
Madloo
Freegmak
MS LL Pants
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