Missouri leader touts state progress and resources
A speaker extols Missouri as a model of agriculture education and industry. He cites rich mines iron lead zinc copper coal, extensive rural mail, widespread telephone service, and strong schools with a large permanent fund, praising farms, cattle, fruit, and poultry amid a broader vision of regional development.
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Kentucky
Otate
Ottie
Missouri
Ohio
Ife
Tn Institute
Gach Croga
Storkmen
Misread Quote Critics Argued About Student Selection
The fragment quotes an eminent educator condemning harsh measures against morally or intellectually unworthy students. It argues reformatories are not the goal and questions the state’s role in selecting and excluding pupils. The text is garbled, but centers on elitism in education and fairness of admission.
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Circuit Court
Bok Jinger County
Missouri
Amanda F. Cook
Benjamin F. Cook
Bollinger County
Missour
Min F. Cook
Marble Hill
Marteaii
Bolline
Geconn
Mixtoari
A Boy Chosen for Kindness and Respectful Demeanor
A gentleman advertised for a boy and nearly fifty came to see him. He chose one who showed thoughtfulness and honesty through actions: wiping his feet, giving up his seat, promptly answering questions, placing a book neatly, and presenting neat nails and clothes. The story argues true recommendation lies in observable conduct.
There’ll Never Be A Change Poem To My Brother
A nostalgic verse letter to a brother reflecting on twenty years since boyhood in Missouri. It laments aging friends and parents, recalls old ponds and churchyards, and affirms faith that meeting again in heaven will bring peace and shared love. The narrator recalls names and places from youth, noting growth, loss, and memory’s steady ache.
Our Correspondents Harvesting and Local Happenings
Farmers busy harvesting. El J Seabaugh erecting a new Ed rn. C A Hahn supervising. Frannia Bollinger praised as a model Christian. Thomas Jace grocer improving residence with paint. Rev Bramper preached an interesting sermon Sunday. BF Boabaugh and Dr Statler with two accomplished youths used the diamond drill Sunday.
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J. Seabaugh
C. A. Hahn
Frannia Bollinger
Thomas Jace
Bramper
Boabaugh
G. A. Statler
Harvest news and local notes from Trace Creek area
Health is good. Farmers harvest wheat. Master Burk son of G B Sample badly injured after a boree mishap but walking with prosthesis. W Stilts team caused damage last week. Rev W A Davault preached a long sermon at Trace Creek church. A L Gibbs sold white oak timber to H D Williams Co. for 400. M B Minter’s 12 year old plum tree is 44 ft in girth and 90 ft wide at top. it has failed to bear for first time this year.
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Master Burk
Sample
Proterias
W. Stilts
W. A. Davault
Trace Creek
A. L. Gibbs
H. D. Williams Cooparge Co
M. B. Minter
Lange
Obarrver
Wheat cutting marks the day in this district
Wheat cutting is the order of today as crops struggle with rain. Homer Farrar returns home from Texas relatives. Francis and Minnie Stevens travel to Lutesville with F. M. Stevens taking a Tallent business trip. James McCormick suffers a bad band injury near the Victory stage. Rev J F Tomson of St. Louis preaches at Cole's Chapel. C J Dewitt visits Jackson area before returning home. Lincoln Bros complete an 18 foot addition to G W Mayfield store. William Brown harvests in Scott county. ALP Bowao.
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Teday
Homer Farrar
Texas
Francis
Minnie Stevens
Lutesville
F. M. Stevens
Tallent
James McCormick
J. F. Tomson
St. Louis
Cole's
C. J. Dewhttt
Jackson
Lincoln Bros
G. W. Mayfield
William Brown
Scott County
Alp Bowao
Farmers Delay Harvest as Wheat Value Drops Across Fields
Farmers plow corn while much of the wheat crop remains unharvested due to low value. Several growers, including G. R. Baffetutler and Homer Shelton, are noted for recent travels and local business. Onis Corbin spent two days in town. Prank and Charley Gorpin of Zalste visited friends.
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G. R. Baffetutler
Huregit Wook
Homer Shelton
Onis Corbin
Messrs
Mandates Prank
Charley Gorpin
Zalste
Grassy Sunday Attendance at 04 Church Reported
A local note mentions many attend 04 church at Grassy Sunday. It also references planned telephone communication with a stave factory and a nearby factory above the place, though the text is garbled and unclear on details.
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Sel Tate
Local Notes and Social Roundup From The Vicinity
Community news recounts a June 11 box supper at M. B. Church to raise funds for painting, raising 6 dollars and 50 cents. Reports on residents include J W Shell recovering from a mill accident, visits by Mr and Mrs Stuckey to Lewis Thacker, and Granville Wampler at Drom. T G Revelle traveled to Zalma for pew church work. Walter Murphy visited Lutesville.
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Tae Pruma
M. B
J. W. Shell
Goose Pond Hill
A. B. Winchester
Stuckey
Lewis Thacker
Granville Wampler
Drom
T. G. Revelle
Zalma
Walter Murphy
Lutesville
Hog Creek Community Notes and Local Happenings
Local residents report a singing school organized by young people. Events include visits, upcoming wedding, church sermons by Prof. Thompson of St. Louis, and notes on a poor wheat crop. A county schoolhouse site is purchased near Rev John Leonard, with plans to move the old building. Agricultural promo offers for farming publications accompany the local news.
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Hog Creek
Frank Deckins
D. D. Kilian
Newton Nanney
Moses James
Beopus
Pinkney Chestner
T. J. Hewitt
Bean
Lancaster
Sam Bedwell
Dongola
Uncle Bind
Charley Penny Jr
Perkin
Ramor
Charley
Indian Territory
William Brown
Scott County
Chontnor
John Leonard
James McCormick
W. H. D. Williams Cooperage Company
Prof. Thompson
St. Louis
Cole's Chapel
Persistent pimple fixation fuels town gossip
A man obsessed with a nose blemish fixates on it and voices harsh complaints to all he meets. His fixation dominates his days, drawing ridicule and remark from neighbors as he rants about the nuisance before it finally fades away.
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Sheetal Vane
Distant county plans road bond and local incidents arise
Cape county residents discuss a November 4 meeting to vote on a bond issue for road construction. A dredging project near New Madrid county progresses with three ditches planned. An accidental shooting in Pascola kills a four year old, prompting tragedy amid a day of local misfortune. The Pembecott Press notes rising furniture prices and offers bed frames, springs, and kitchen cafe items from Hunter & Dickey with low prices to match St Louis wholesale rates.
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Cape County
St. Pratie Cols
Mindy
Etying
Jamon
Thas Cheook Toraiard
Tuynitare
Mafien
Dinklin Democrat
New Madrid
Pembecott Press
Pascola
Claude Smith
Edward Hampton
Smith
St. Louis
Hunter & Dickey
Examination timetable for teachers certificates
The next teachers certificates exam will be Friday and Saturday June 26 and 27 at Marble Hill. Subjects listed with exact start and end times include Geography Algebra Orthography Language Arithmetic Literature Reading Civil Gov U S History Berence Physiology Pedagogy Advanced History. Examinations begin at 8:00 am and 1:30 pm both days, nine hours per day, papers must be completed before proceeding, half day excuses noted for failing to complete certain duties.
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Marble Hill
Shammar
Erbee
U.S
Berence
Camm
Do You Enjoy What You Eat Remedy Ad By McAnally
Do You Enjoy What You Eat claims diet matters to health and digestion. It promotes Kodel Dy ia Care as a remedy for nourishment problems and stomach health and warns of weakness and indigestion without proper nourishment. Sold by Dr. S. M. McAnally.
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8. M. McAnally
Kedol Dyspepsia Cure Advertises Digestive Health
An old advertisement touts Kedol Dyspepsia Cure claiming it enables digestion and nourishment of nerves and muscles, curing indigestion dyspepsia and stomach disorders. It notes sale by Dr. McAnally and an employment call seeking five young men from Bollinger County for government service.
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5. McAnally
Bollinger County
DeWitt’s Witch Hazel Salve Advertises Cures
DeWitt & Co markets genuine Witch Hazel Salve claiming it heals without scarring. The product purportedly cures blind bleeding itching protruding piles burns bruises eczema and all skin diseases. Sold by Dr. J. M. McAnally.
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BO. DeWitt & Co
DeWitt’s
DeWitt's
Grain separator built and ready for initial thrash
Notice from H Braxton and Son stating their grain separator is built and in first close trial, with expectation to thrash wheat soon. The brief indicates a local agricultural update and plans for forthcoming harvest activity.
St Louis Post Dispatch to Run Missouri State Series
The St Louis Post-Dispatch plans a state wide series by a stall correspondent traveling Missouri. Stories of human interest will be gathered and printed in the Daily Post-Dispatch. Articles aim for literary style, entertainment, and valuable information for readers across the state.
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St. Louis Post-Dispatch
Missouri
Daily Post- Dispatch
Grand Old State
Daily Post-Dispatch
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