Cape county notes and incidents from Southeast News
Southeast News items summarize local events across Cape county including a teacher institute closure, August 4 picnic prep, a new Catholic church dedication at Malden, 800 attendees at a Charleston gathering, July 21 Democratic primary in St Genevieve, electric rate at 40 cents monthly, 103 pupils at Jefferson county teachers institute, White Springs regnhion near Cornwall as a Sleamer resort, Madison county wheat prospects and Fredericktown mills pay rate, $11000 of eatelopeas shipped from Morley, Martin Sasse’s five year penitentiary sentence for a Desoto pest crime, Lawrence Lox injured near New Hamburg, Mrs Lanna Jones’s suicide by morphine, switch thrown at Ironton, Arcadia accommodating crew discovery, A H H Livingston to address Cape county Populists on August 3, Populists to nominate county ticket, Fritz Foley shot near East Prairie, assassin unknown, Mayfield flood hounds tracking the killer, Register protests against Tronton carnivals, three year old Ezra Edzin hurt by dinner bell, Guss Johnson shotgun accident near Grandin, Otto Reike’s dislocated ankle from a jumped window, M L St Louis bogus check incident at Poplar Bluff, Birds Point strike clash injuring Edward Smith.
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Fritz
Foley
Prarie
Mississippi County
Mayfield
Register
Carnigal
Tronton
Ezra Edzin
Ironton
Grandin
Guss Johnson
Otto Reike
Trenton
Tie
M. L. St.Louis
Adolph Frank
Poplar Bluff
Birds Point
Edward Smith
Sonnenfeld
For Sale Forty Acre Fruit Farm Near Mayfield Smith Academy
Fruit farm listing describes a forty acre property a half mile north of Mayfield Smith Academy and a mile from the county seat and railroad. Twenty five acres cleared with orchard of about 540 trees including apples peaches pears plums and cherries plus a strawberry patch and a vineyard. Farm features a 14 by 28 cave house cistern chicken house and yards. Prices and terms described as very reasonable. Apply to The Papers Marble Hill Missouri.
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Mayfield-Smith Academy
Marble Hill
Revival and church activities spread across several towns
The south Methodists began a revival at Ben Ezer with Rev J A Russell reporting an interesting service at Glen Allen. Baptists had well attended services both Sunday and Sunday night. The Christian Endeavor convention convened in Cleveland with about 30 000 delegates. Japanese pupil Thomas Mishikawa lectured at Central college church. Norwegian John Score aided Rev Oliver at Bethel revival, noted for effective talks. Rev Lafferty to preach at Presbyterian next Sunday including Lord's Supper in morning. Rev W A Davault preached strongly at Baptist church last Sunday and tonight. Rev J W Oliver's Bethel revival continues with large attendance and rising interest.
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South
Benezer
J. A. Russell
Glen Allen
This Place
Christaan Endeavor Convention
Cleveland
Thomas Mishikawa
Central College
Methodist Church
John Score
Lutesville
Oliver
Bethel
Lafferty
Presbyterian Church
W. A. Davault
Baptist Church
J. W. Oliver
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Southeast News
Cape County Teachers Institute
Marquend
Malden
Sam Jones
Charleston
St. Genevieve County
Fredericktown
Jefferson County Teachers Institute
White Springs
Cornwall
Madison County
Morley
Martin Sasse
Desote
Lawrence Lox
New Hamburg
Scott County
Lanna Jones
Ash Till
Datler County
Arcadia Accomodation
A. HH. Livingston
Cape County
Horn
Minet
Moute
W. E. Rock
P Statler
Oak
Tute En Ved
Busisiness
Caldwell’s
Cressine Rea
Avex Bustar Tas
Sanders
High Street
Dimlap
Co. P. Caldwell
Moo
Ias
Marble Hil
Southeast
Jurisquii
Supreme Court of the State
Iaw
W. K. Chandler
Peoples Party
AL Gides
W.W. J. Aightower
L. T. Yount
W. H. Scott
PS. Hurfman
Asa G. Stepp
J. R. Hughey
Tr. H. Snider
Vollecter
P. A. Hupfer
G. W. Miller
W.J. Poston
Robert Drum
RTS
State Normal School
Cape Girardeau. Mo
Neal
W. D. van Diver
H.w.boss
Boss Shoemaker
Court House
Missouri
Jaques
A. R. Jaques
Banc Argh
Geo. E. Clark
B. F Stevens
Bollinger County Bank
Garret Stevens
DR. 0. M. Witmer
Marble Hill, Mo
Bowman
D. W. Graves
the Palace
Fred P. Miles
Robert Phelps
JO W Revelee
Lutrewitis
Mia
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