Wheat Wins Big in County Cropping Report
The county reports a poor strawberry season with a twelve thousand dollar shortfall but a wheat surplus. Yields are projected around fifteen bushels per acre countywide, boosting hog prices and offsetting losses. Also notes Surveyor Darren’s appointment of Henry T. Burns as cashier and deputy surveyor of the port of St. Louis, with praise for Farwen Diex. Citizens urged to attend the country celebration next Tuesday, including a grand parade at 9 o'clock.
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Bollinger County
Darren
Henry T. Burns
Perry County
Port of
St. Louis
Burns
Darron
Farwer Dick
OLE GOLD Watches Advertised at Sample and Kinders
N.M. parsons traveled to Charleston on business Saturday and returned Sunday. Louis Dehls, foreman of the Methodist Advocate office in Charleston, was in town last Monday. There is a salve for every wound. De Witt's Witch Hazel Salve cures cuts bruises sores and piles. A. Sander, EP Biggs.
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N.M. Parsons
Charleston
Louis Dehls
Methodist Advocate
de Witt
A. Sander
EP Biggs
Local Notices and Advertisements from Ironton Area
Ironton notices mention J. H. Reyburn seeking an Ironton land office receiver appointment. DeWitt's Little Early Risers pill ads praise health benefits for dyspepsia headache and constipation. Dr Dalton to visit for dental work on July 10 11 and 12 with sessions in Sedgewickville on 17 and 18.
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J. H. Reyburn
Ironton
DeWitt
E. P. Biggs
M. E
Charles Poe
John Burks
Buchanan
Lutesville
Sander
Dalton
Sedgewickville
Nanire
DeWitts
Marble Hill wins over Laflin by 24 to 3 in June game
In Luaching News June 25 report, Marble Hill defeats Laflin 24 to 3 as Laflin fights for the lead yet falls short. Marble Hill leads five games to Laflin, with lineup details and an umpired two hour forty minute game. Joe Lane of Union bridge company provided transport for Twin City fans and subbed in center field after the fourth inning.
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Lari
Marble Hill
Gatlin
Laflans
Laflins
Joe Lane
Union Bridge Company
Lutesville
Twin City
Growlers
Charleston Browns
Missouri
Conrad’s Park
Newly Appointed Southeast Missouri Swamp Land Commission Meets
Cnarneston June 27 The newly elected Southeast Missouri swamp land commission will hold a par cet organization meeting next Friday in this city The body consists of W E Chandler Bollinger B Jones Butler Samuel Hitt Cape Girardeau William Shelton Dunklin E P Deal Mississippi L A Lewis New Madrid HI Clay Garrett Pemiscot William Hunter Scott Henry Bedford Stoddard J P Sebastian Wayne The section plans to drain swamp land with an appropriation of 11000 The commission will use funds to begin work in the area
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Swamp Land Commission
William Hunter
Scott County
Henry Bedford
Stoddard
J. P. Sebastian
Wayne County
Barefal
Marble Hill Club Honors Dr Witmer With Club Name
The Marble Hill baseball team has decided to name themselves the C. M. W's in a compliment to the continued interest shown by Dr. U. M. Witmer in the club's success. The announcement reflects a genial, wholehearted backing from the community.
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Opertinen
Marble Hill
Charleston Browns to meet Marble Hill on Fourth at Conrads Park
The Charleston Browns, Southeast Moissou champions, travel to Conrads Park to face Marble Hill in a single game for a purse of fifty or seventy-five dollars on the Fourth of July. The clash begins at 3:00 p.m. and is expected to draw large crowds from Marble Hill and Lutesville.
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Charleston Browns
Moissou
Conrad’s Park
Marble Hill
Charlestons
Lutesville
Watts Wins Exclusive Park Tent Privilege for July 4
Excitement grows as W. A. Watts the photographer secures the exclusive right to place his tent in Conrad's park on July 4. He remains evenly composed and ready to work in photography and tintypes, promising quality and low prices.
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W. A. Watts
Conrad’s Park
Watts
Described Sorrel Mare To Be Appraised If Not Claimed
On April 16 the owner is asked to prove ownership of a sorrel mare about 14 hands high with a white forehead and hind feet, branded with T on the left shoulder. The mare is 6 years old, 144 hands, located 3 miles east of Laflin. If unclaimed, the animal will be posted before a Justice of the Peace in Lorance township per law.
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Laflin
Lorance Township
M. T. Prrrwan
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Er & Allies, l*veLianErs
LE Will
Wissouri
North Sour
Farwen Diex
All Kennet Clipper
Dunklin Democrat
Andrew Lutes
Lutesville Briefs
J. O. Smith
Hopkinsville, Ky
W. A. Leoffler
Marshall Hahn
Fine Poy
Sample & Kinders
A. BR. Jaques
Latesville, Mo
Sa Mercantile Co
Hill
Orin Chemical CO
Opera Bick
Lima, Ohio
Tom
S . Tur Ogro Camnicat Co
DEA Litz
B.ylo Ie
Mich
Denis Feunn
At. Co
Mathew Johnson
Box & Phrissomrea
THE
Onio Chemical Co
Ana Sae
Ibase
Permanen Ours Pn Mel
Helen Morrison
Creciswall
Ohio
Tre Ont0 Chemical Co
W. L. Lotegay
Ohio Chemical CO
Opera
Lima
Luaching News
Harry Sccott
Laflin I. Mayer
H. Berry
C. D. Conrad
F. Clippard
P L. Kinder
F. Buchner
F. Ruppard
W. Fisher
W. Drum
G. Harper
E. Mayer
W. Shepard
F. Portis
R. F
O. Snider
Mayfield -Smith Academy
E Hill, Mis
Rosemount
E. R. Grauas
Sachs Mercantile Co
Deprice
Oalipakine
POE Bros
William Norman
Marble Hub
D. Sanford
Moses
Marpue Hit
Elfrank
Kuopas
Bhorihand
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