Local Opinion and County News From Mixed Letter Sparse Parenthesis
Bro Bawer of the Morehouse Hue ler proclaims Hustler’s 12th year. Opposition leader WH gidfowls in Scott county is Col Way Li Tanner whose money flows from Sikeston to Georgia and New York. Proposals and political talk mix with local woes as counties vote on bonds and industrial tensions rise. The piece notes drainage ditch cases, canal impacts, and a Supreme Court appeal, cautioning against foreign population fears and legal disputes.
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Bro. Bawer
Morehouse Hueler
Hustler
Scott County
Col Way
Li Tanner
Sikeston
Georgia
New York
Muntatton Beach
Fismost
Mississippi
Madrid
Hou
Caruthers
Cape County
United States Supreme Court
Court suit against Cape County provokes Bollinger County view
Taxpayers of Bollinger County express interest and anxiety over the outcome of a suit brought by Cape County authorities. Residents urge caution and note the burden on local taxpayers amid the contentious case.
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Bollinger
Cape County
Revival meetings held at the new phaeet with Mrs Roba Priffer
Health is good after Saturday rain reviving vegetation. Revivals at Locust Grove continue with Mrs Roba Priffer and children attending. Many residents listed visiting relatives, attending church, or shopping, including Miss Stella Rush, Clarence Barrett, and Mrs Minnie Schreiner, with notes on sick lists and travel.
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Phaeet
Roba Priffer
Aline Hardwich
Shinnie Schreiner
Pormway
W of Sadler
Peek Miso Rena Barks
Lareaville
Uoele
Andy Bollinger
Fournihg
Ernest Dent
Church of Ebenezer Sundinvoteht
Kendall Proffer
Famly
Fecher
Daniel Prater
DC Roe and Family
Maitinakel Gronotilidren
Palais Mercaret Cobb
Woc Hardwit
Sunil i
Rosa Proffer
Lee Strafers
Willie Rumsey
Wesley Sehreiner
Roy Schreiner
Blarry Reynodds
John H. Roberts
Oran
Minnie Sehreiner
Mattie Stratton
Frank Shanks
Locust Grove
Esta Crader
George Schreiner
Audrey Sadler
Jackson
Mi Sitor
Rossville
Stella Rush
Dry Creek
Clarence Barrett
Lutesville News Briefs Include Farrar Homecoming and Visitor
Mrs. C. B. Farrar returned home Monday. L. A. Goodwin of Jackson was in town the first of the week.
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OW. Francis
St. Louis
Marie Butler
C. B. Farrar
L. A. Goodwin of
Jackson
Walker and Son Back on the Road After Overnight Visit
In a curious early morning exchange two farmers questioned a neighbor about a missing husband. A late night visit reveals plans to set up a hotel on the road. Mir London, once a local resident, was mentioned as part of the travel party. The second farmer rose early, then a door knock sparked questions about the neighbor’s husband.
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London
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