Announcement of Political Candidates 1918 Primary
Authorized notices list candidates for Congress and county offices in the 1918 primaries. Charles Hollabay and Damron for Congress, Florence Seabaugh for County Court Clerk, A Miller for County Court Judge Second District, Avcoe Lops and Walter McNean for Director and Clerk positions, Frederick Maruce for Judge in Detriot area, and local seats in Whitewater township with Skahaloh named.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Judge County Court, Second District
A. Miller
Weare
Leethen Avcoe
Hon D N Holladay Announces for Congress
Greenville candidate D N Holladay enters the race for the Thirteenth district Congress. A ten term Wayne County lawyer and speaker, he emphasizes loyalty to the nation, anti universal military training, English-only schooling, and building a strong merchant marine and deep waterway links after the war. He also presses Americanization before naturalization and urges voters to support his candidacy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congress
Madison County
Red Cross
Damron
Bollinger County
Jaet
United States
South American Republic
Gulf of Mexico
Great Lakes
Jacob Mo Lincoln Dies in Bollinger County Missouri
Jacob Mo Lincoln born June 20 1840 in Bollinger County Missouri died May 8 1918 aged 77 years 10 months 18 days He married Norah Fuller May 10 1900 Four sons and five daughters survived none of whom were named Here he united with the Christian Church around 1878 and remained faithful until death He was devoted to meeting his Lord and is mourned by family and friends
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Jacob Mo Lincoln
Bollinger County
Norah Fuller
Obituary of Fred Welch of Marble Hill 1918
Fred Welch son of F P and Eliza Welch died in St Louis May 15 1918 after living in Marble Hill most of his life. He was known for feuds but also kindness and cheer. He leaves a father, a mother, and Emerson Welch of Charleston. town mourns his loss and extends sympathy to the family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Welch
F P
Eliza Welch
Marble Hill
Sc Lownie
Wind
Bollaver County
Emerson
Charleston
Cnet
In Memory of Dear Brother Charlie
In memory of Charlie son of Robuns and Mrs P M Rolins, born August 13 190, departed May 31 1918 aged 18 years 8 months 14 days. Survived by father, mother, sisters and grandparents. Charlie trusted Christ, was baptized at New Salem Church, and bore four weeks of illness with patience. Family recalls his farewell words and faith, and notes his place in home and church is now vacant. Remains laid to Plainview cemetery with sermons by Revs Moyers and Stone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charlie
Robuns Sonal Rew
P MO Rolins
Charle
New Salem Church
Geel
Plainview Cemetery
J. L. Moyers
J. N. Stone
Mra. J. V. Store
Union Light Health and Rural Life Notes
Union Light Health praised as very good. Local farming notes mention corn plowing and a request for rain. Families visited relatives over the weekend including Lala Tinnin, Cordelia Yount, Bond Davis, Ed Reagan, Harrison Faircloth, May Yount, GW Clubb, Sidney Smith, Wm Salyer, T J Smith, Aloozo Smith, Lulu and Dollie Davie, James Miller, Harley Yount, and Henry. Sunday school at Union Light described as poorly attended.
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Lala Tinnin
Cordelia Yount
Bond Davis
Ed Reagan
Harrison Faircloth
May Yount
St. Louis
Wnd
GW. Clubb
Sidney Smith
Patton
Wm Salyer
Blodgett
Local Courtship and Farm Life Notes from Lone Grove Health
A rural update notes neighbors visiting relatives and moving for summer term study. Mr and Mrs Adam Seabaugh and children visited his son Frank last Sunday. Mr and Mrs Frank Pierce visited their daughter Nellie Welch. The Emer Robertson family visited daughter Mildred Bollinger. Leo Bollinger was visited by sister Carrie Pierce. Deelie Schreck visited Miss Hansen Saturday night. Bland Seabaugh and son visited Henry Schrecks Tuesday night. Troy Pierce visited James Bollinger Wednesday night. Andaray Pierce and family moved to Cape Girardeau for summer study. Oscar Pierce returned home Sunday from a visit. Burnie Bollinger made a town trip Saturday. Tom Crader and wife visited daughter Elsie Bollinger Saturday night. Bland Seabaugh went to Burfordville Saturday.
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Adam Seabaugh
Frank
Frank Pierce
Nellie Welch
Wnd
Emer Robertson
Mildred Bollinger
Leo Bollinger
Carrie Pierce
Pear Jackson
Deelie Schreck
Mise Sther Hansen
Bland Seabaugh
Little Son
Henry Schrecks
Troy Pierce
James Bollinger
Andaray Pierce
Cape Girardeau
Oscar Pierce
Cardui praised by Kokomo woman in local ad
Mrs H Hantemeier of Kokomo Indiana says Cardui helped her after many months of illness and nervousness. She reports headaches backaches stomach upset and irritability before taking Cardui for six months before her baby arrived and notes she felt much better afterward.
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Kokomo
Ind
H. Hantemeier
Cardus
Deatnese Cannot Be Cured In Brotherly Times
Fragmented OCR text appears to describe a medical or political dispute with garbled phrases. Names and places are unclear, but mentions of care, cure, and a confrontation suggest a debated health or policy issue. The readable bits imply a heated discussion or editorial near a public event or notice.
Local Visits and Weddings Spark Lutesville News
Lutesville residents hosted visitors from Fredericktown and Glen Allen over the weekend and weeklong stays. several couples wed in Jackson with local families attending. Updates note Holt, Estes, and Lages family movements, a traveling salesman change, a truck transfer of goods, and a belief Willie Sadler wed in St. Louis. Also lists six leading bean states and 1917 yield of 22,141,000 bushels from California to Wisconsin.
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California
Michigan
New York
Colorado
New Mxico
Wisconsin
Obituary of Albert Martin Allen in Cape Girardeau
Albert Martin Allen born November 9 died May 4 in Cape Girardeau at 130 Wednesday morning aged 72 years 5 months 27 days reared in Pearl Ling county married Nora Dewore December 2 1908 to this union two children Clarence 13 and Lucile 4 He leaves wife father mother ten brothers and many relatives and friends Funeral services by Rev HF Cor ten Marble Hill laid to rest in Bailey Cemetery There is a vacancy in our home never to be filled awaiting resurrection morn
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Albert Martin Allen
Cape Girardeau
Peallinge
Nora Dewore
Clarence
Lucile
Albet
Bie
HF Corten
Marble Hill
Old Bailey
Wanted A boy to deliver oysters by bicycle
A brief humorous note cites the Martinaville West Virginia Bulletin quoting a Houston Post joke about oysters that can ride a bicycle and good prospects in randes ville. The item highlights a playful exchange on delivery and transportation ideas.
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Martinaville
W Va
Randesville
Houston Post
In memory of Arthur Haha 19-year-old dies 1918
Gone but not forgotten tribute to Arthur Haha who died at nineteen in 1918 son of Mr and Mrs Albert Haha Mine La Motte. Message honors a loving friend and comfort to bereaved family and friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Haha
Jesus
Campaign urges coal buying for winter supply
Late Fuel Administrator Wallace Crossley leads a vigorous campaign to have households and businesses in the state buy and store a full year’s coal and fuel. The aim is to prevent fuel shortages next winter by keeping mines busy in spring and summer and easing transportation and distribution pressures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wallace Crossley
Sattie
Crossley
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MITH
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Judge County
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Conable
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Chas. P. Damron
Tie Pome
Hon Chae P Domo
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Leslie Froocs
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Mies
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Dela Wednesday
Wiley and
Fredercktown
Wileys
Vaen
Atelphus Lages
Jeffleram
Everett Francis
Leoffler
Doc Bennett
Fred Malouce
Austin Phelps
Jackson
Fred
Miss Dora
Austin
Cape
West Estes
RC Ricketts
Estes
Willie Sadler
Miss Sadler
J. W. Kinder
Ephraim Bess
Dora Mabuce
Mr. Bess
F. F. Mabuce
Burford
Albert Haha
Mine
la Motte
Gome
Arthur
Jasper Sea
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Alee
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Dear
Virgil
Delia L. Hew
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