Littlesville News Rites Fuse at Sundown in Local Ceremony
A fragment from Littlesville News describes a community rite at dusk, naming residents like Sylvester Stari and Whiteveter cotinine, with mentions of local gatherings at Mellew chapel and near Millers Ville. The piece references Mr. Mes and others, and notes services and meetings across nearby towns, hinting at religious and social activities.
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Sundar
Sylvester Stari Ant
Bill Pisaritts
Herbert Cooft Eit
Leu
Lake Vance
Mellew
Urdeau
War Poerchants
Tha Forte
Clic
Alis Ganaliah
Atl
Peeert
Epdendal
Aml
Selene VanAutnere
Amd
Thetla Daews
Tesrhets
Rte
Sasulus Mane
Schydley
Zaki
Charisse
Babe Trigiel
Epul
Marvin
Mrs Sarah J Caldwell Dies at Marble Hill Home
Mrs Sarah J Caldwell wife of Edward P L Caldwell died June 3 at their home in Marble Hill after a funeral service. She joined Martha Hill church recently. Survived by husband one sister and other relatives. Funerales at Ebeneger cemetery near the church.
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Edward PL Caldwell
Marble Hill
Ebeneger
Neaur
Marthe Hill
Rister Callecht
Testhc
Phesides
Huepand
Unclear travel note on route to Cape Girardeau
Fragmentary OCR reads like a travel fragment. Mentions starting near Marte Hill to Scogous Well and Cape Girardeau. Describes waking early, looking around, preparing camp and packing up. Ambiguous names and places limit precise interpretation.
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Cape Girardeau
Marte Hill
Scogous
Southeast Missouri exhibit to draw attention soon
A proposed Southeast Missouri exhibit aims to promote lowland counties and local resources under a regional development plan led by farmers and business leaders. Plans include a biannual magazine, displays at Sikeston, and installations at entrances, with funding debated and a long range goal of orienting and developing the area.
Auto Cars to Run Between Cape Girardeau and Perryville
Major Houck states two auto cars will operate between Cape Girardeau and Perryville. The plan, per Major Gibony Teoneck and the Sun representative, aims to establish service along the route starting from Cape Girardeau. The wording implies a new transport link in the regional area.
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Cape
Tintheawn
Perrsille
Gibony Teoneck
Mide Veeternay
Perryville
Houck
Cape Girardeau
Cape to Perryville Passenger Service Introduced
Cape to Perryville morning starts with a $7.00 fare one way. Cape to Oak Ridge and Cape to Jackson each offer eighteen seat cars. Morning trips between Cape and Perryville will take about two hours and forty minutes with potential round trips. The line claims high ridership and plans to expand features for travelers while inviting nearby towns to test the service.
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Perryville
Cape
Oak Ridge
Jackson
Ann
Hewel
Carrie Mae
Cmt
Mers
Ager
Wienemegen
Parma Town Robbery Repeats After Night Breakin
Parma reports a second robbery in weeks as burglars struck the G W Kennett grocery after hours. Entry gained by smashing rear door, cash register partly opened, about 730 pounds in sugar and baton losses, with 10 prisoners missing. Deputies traced suspects to Luckw.
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Kennett
Foun
Ervain Rem
Everal
Former Policeman Arrested for Theft
John Stalls, a former Sikeston police officer, was arrested Friday night on charges of involvement in the theft of a White Pontiac sedan. He was held in the city jail before transfer to the county jail by Deputy Shen Scott. Stalls denies aiding the theft of the vehicle.
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AL Myriek
Ai Denton
Troyeou
Alen Hee
Om Ronee
Fern Asic
Glen Allen
Mixx
Aileen Wann
Devati Cal
Leslie Fran
Pepottys Leddy
Lee
Lee Eaves
Bilani
Syeda Thay
Anid
Jolson
Roy
Henri Wills
A. J
Sedeewickwille
John Mayfield
Homer Brown
Brown
Lee Bates
Ora Propst
Jackson
Byxteas New Ford
Roxie
Lord Brown
Mount Zion
Linbaugh
John Stalls
Sikeston Pelier Forme
Sikeston
New City Hall
Sikeston Herald
M. Jackson Arrested On Fraud Charge
O. M. Jackson former local manager for Walsh Tie and Lumber company was arrested Wednesday by Sheriff Wilcox on a warrant issued by Prosecuting Attorney Raney charged with fraudulently obtaining money from his former employers. Jackson was brought to Piedmont to appear.
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O. M. Jackson
Walsh Tie and Lumber Company
Wilcox
Raney
Jackson
Piedmont
Hard to Kill Parody Reflects Political Decline and Parody
A satirical poem mocks political figures and party dynamics with surreal images. It parodies wartime resilience while predicting the demise of the democratic party, linking absurd scenes to a broader critique of governance and national worth.
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