Mayfield College Opens Next Term In August
Local notes detail Mayfield College beginning its next term on the last Monday in August. The issue also reports on cattle sales near Libertyville, a fatal accident involving a waterwheel, the Bank of Flat River failure and the plan for Miners and Merchants Bank to pay depositors, a war flotilla sighting on the river, lamb predation reports, the death of Schulte, a drowning near Gordonville, and community church notes from Mount Vernon with praise for local pastors and schools.
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Panenytes
Bank of
Flat River
Miners & Merchants Bank of
Wil
Vrederetwon
Anten Schulte
Tron
Cotitene
Weet Main Street
Arost
Forrel
Tether McCartney
Bety
Calvary Cemetery
Scholie
Germany
le Motte
Jertene Cach- Hoye
Wiliam Renner
Gordonville
Keone
Jong
Rey WC. Krueger
Departure from Will Mayfield College Ends Long Service
In southeast Missouri, a long-serving faculty member leaves Marble Hill on February 28 after twenty three years at Will Mayfield College. The writer praises the college, its board of trustees, and the memories built over many years.
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Lowrenen
Nernen
Howard
Gray Marches
Suaray
Vernon
Lawrence County
Harold Hell Wright
Missouri
Mount Vernon
Springfield
Carthage
Joplin
Mount Vernet
Southwest
Old Spanish Fort
Old Fort
de Soto
Chandler
Twe Pees
D. B. Hill
Tar Macnee
Hus
Perse
Marble Hill
Will Mayfield College
Will Mayfield
Musicians Wanted for Navy Recruiting Band
In a letter to the editor Lt F M Willson of the U S Navy recruiting station St Louis requests men to join a 22 piece band for central naval district recruiting work. Suitable for men 18 to 30 who are competent musicians. Pay ranges from $3260 to $47.60.
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F. M. Willson
U. S Navy
St. Louis
Central Naval District
Liewt
Willson
Navy Recruiting Station
St Louis
Emergency crop notes and local happenings update
The column lists daily subsistence pay and navy recruiting notes for St Louis, reports on rain ending and farmers busy with wheat and corn, social visits, an ice cream supper with a $19 cake for the prettiest girl, and multiple town notices. It also covers an urgent village plea to communicate with Lt. Wilson at the navy recruiting station, plus advice on planting kaffir as an emergency crop and cautions about prussic acid and drought.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr Perry
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Southeast News
Henry W Mantey
J G Ballerd
ED Turley
Libertyville
Jackson Cash
Cape Girardeau
LE Crown
de Mayfield and
Groves
Mount Vernon, Mo
Rube
Fred Croy
Laura Hartl
Gecar
CE Dennis
Bill Jenkins
Nellie
Bob McKinney
Harris
Goose Pond Hill
Patton
Raffir
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