Missouri Governor Folk Defends License Law Enforcement
State officials clash over licensing fees dated January 1 1905 to January 1 1906 with extra fifteen cents charged by some counties. Folk vows strict enforcement, even calling militia if needed, against saloon keepers and turfmen in St. Louis. The Washington Star praises his grit while warning opponents may raise lawless elements.
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Rodes
Walmsley Buv
Secretary of State
State Department
Cape Democrat
Mr. Folk
Missouri
St. Louis
Folk
Open Seasons deadline list for game and fishing rules
Timewiten game rules outline open seasons for species including squirrel doves woodcock ducks and geese deer quail otter beaver muskrat turkeys and prairie chicken with bag limits and gear restrictions. It cites the Poplar Bluff Citizen clipping as source and urges readers to reference it to avoid violations.
County Boards Select Books for School Districts
County boards have chosen most needed books for their districts with improvements in grammar and history expected. State officials circulate revised library lists and a compulsory attendance notice, urging districts to spend five to twenty dollars yearly on library books, while Attorney General Hadley clarifies board authority and contract rights.
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County Boards of Education
Carrington
State Library Board
Kansas City
Hadley
Seah
Wright County
Southeast News items show sparse melon crops and legal shifts
In Southeast Missour i reports melons are poor with likely no shipments before month end. Cape area notes no deputy US marshal stationed locally. deputies will come from St. Louis for federal court work. The first Cape county game law case cost Louie Waldman $25. PF A. Kage becomes US Commissioner amid Akins gang protest. Fredericktown reports Iron Mountain schedule changes with No. 75 freight replaced by an extra connecting at Bis marck. No northbound time change. likely temporary until new card.
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United States Marshal
St. Louis
Federal Court
Cape County
Democrat
Squire Willer
Louie Waldman
Fredericktown
Democrat-News
Iron Mountain
Bismarck
Our Correspondents Buchanan Health Update and Local Notes
Our Correspondents from Buchanan report poor health and continued rain. Rev. Hooker relocated to Greenville on Saturday. Mrs. Mary Baker died July 7 of dysentery, survived by husband, child, parents, siblings and many friends. Miss Pearl Cobb of Lutesville visits her grandfather. Mr. Cobb, as this week, Emmett Sparks ran a small business near Givaasy recently. Must be some
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Rev. Hooker
Greenville
Mary Baker
Pearl Cobb
Lutesville
Cobb
Emmett Sparks
National Guard member joins encampment in St Joseph
Emmiett N. EB Tallent of Missouri Guards joined his company at Lutesbuille last Saturday and departed for the annual encampment at St Joseph. Lairtie Jake.
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N. EB. Tallent
National Guards of
Missouri
Lutesbuille
St. Joseph
Lairtie Jake
Local Notes and Births from Pocahontas Area
Win. Robinson is seriously ill. Mr. and Mrs. G Reynolds visited relatives near Pocahontas last week and returned Saturday. Born to Mr. and Mrs. Newton Fox on July 17, a girl. Miss Ida Shanks of Charleston visited her parents here returning Saturday. Wirtie, infant daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Lee Havard near Whitewater died July 16 and was buried at Bailey cemetery July 17. Robert Rentzel of Advance visited home folks recently. Edward Rentzel visits Hickory Grove frequently. Mahala Cash is sick at this writing. "Pansy."
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Win. Robinson
G. Reynolds
Pocahontas
Newton Fox
Ida Shanks
Charleston
Shanks
Wirtie
Lee Havardf
Whitewater
Bailey Cemetery
Robert Rentzel
Advance
Edward Rentzel
Hickory Grove
Mahala Cash
Pansy
Protracted Meeting Held Amid Flood Damaged Crops
Rain overdoes crops with corn surviving, at Sedvcewiciville. Rev. McDonald conducts a prolonged meeting at this place as Bollinger orist mil wil erind.
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McDonald
Local Notes Highlight Rebuilds, Visits and Marriages
This week reports builders’ good condition post repair. Pioneer Cooperage plans a stave factory at Bollyinger mill. Rev C Lyerly returns after two years. J W Seabaugh buys a team for rural route work from Aug 1. Mr and Mrs T B Dram plan a westward trip. John M Johnson smiles over another dishwasher. L A Jacobs of Doe Run iron work for W S Smith. Dr E K Statler Johnson Statler and J W Seabaugh attend M W A lodge at Oak Ridge. Roy Drum handles yard work for his uncle T B Drum. Rev E Miller repaints his residence. Fiddler Joe Seabaugh to build a new home. Brin Cre health fair. light rain. Alonzo Carson and Miss Nora Bollinger wed.
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Pioneer Cooperage Company
C. Lyerly
J. W. Seabaugh
T. B. Dram
John M. Johnson
L. A. Jacobs
Doe Run
W. 5. Smith
E. K. Statler
Johnson Statler
Oak Ridge
Roy Drum
T. B. Drum
Rev. E. Miller
Fiddler
Joe Seabaugh
Bat Items Return After Short Rest in Local Log
After a brief rest period, local bat related items resume, noting renewed activity and schedules. Officials remind readers of upcoming events and community interest in nocturnal activities and sports. Communities track bat sightings and related safety notices through the week.
Local news notes and social updates from Leopold area
July entries report residents and visitors, farm notes, weather, and small events. Rex Grindstall bought sheep. Mro and Mrs George Tenholder welcomed a 12 pound daughter. Nora Clippard died Saturday and was laid to rest at Leopold cemetery with many relatives present. Grandma Senderen injured after a fall. Vermen Elrink replastering. Dina Ehrink visiting Leopold.
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Mro
George Tenholder
Nora Clippard
Leopold
Grandma Senderen
Vermen Elrink
Dina Ehrink
Linny Anp Rose
Local notes and social updates from the community
Dry weather resumes permitting arm work after a late pause. Wheat threshing has begun as conditions improve. St Louis visitors, A L Aneer and T Paul, returned. Wanna Sanderink has typhoid fever. Nora Clippard remains ill. J Polker and niece Mary Tenholder toured St Louis O Fallon and HiI nss to visit relatives. Manning and Mary Fisher wed July 11 with Fr Bettels officiating. Annie Finney served as bridesmaid. Ennis Clippard as ropeman. Lens Kuffink and brother Ben listed as sick. Uncle George Elfrink mentioned in passing.
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St. Louis
AL Aneer
Cape Girardewn
Wanna Sanderink
Nora Clippard
J. Bo Polker
Mary Tenholder
St Laottis
O'Fallon
Hiiness
Gr. Manning
Mary Fisher
Laflin
Fr. Bettels
Annie Finney
Whitewater
Tho Vroom
Ennis Clippard
Roeisman
Lens Kuffink
Ben
George Elfrink
Rainy weather woes and local notices from Fredericktown area
The column notes continued rain affecting farmers, mentions Charley Berry and family visiting Fredericktown, and records obituaries for D. Finley with burial at Whitener cemetery. Also lists community movements including Mrs Sophia Hluffer, Newton Whitener, J J Wallis, Cratie Wallis, Norma Whitener visiting Glen Allen, and Robins from near Shram seeking wheat to thresh.
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Charley Berry
Fredericktown
S&s. D
Finley
Ted
Whitener
Sophia Hluffer
Desloge and Tenry
Newton Whitener
Mine la Motte
D. Finley
John Green
Ed Douglass
Cratie Wallis
J. J. Wallis
Hlis
Norma Whitener
Wm. Berry
Glen Allen
Mr. Robins
Shram
Ilex
Tiindstalk
Dolle
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Waronker Brothers
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Taffata
Lutesville, WO
Southeast News
Dunklin
A. Kage
United States
Akins Gang
Buchanan
Emmiett
Sinskey
Sedvcewiciville
Alonzo Carson
Nora
Bollinger
Patton
Grellner
Cotter
Keen Kutter
The
Anany Friends of the
Pps
Bear
T. A. Fulton
Near Mayfield
W.D. Mayfield
Loyd
Armistead
W. M. Akin & Son
Props
Evansville
Indiana
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