Lutesville Opera House notes and local names
Wayne County Journal reports from the Lutesville Opera House with a flood of names and local figures. The piece lists Clyde Willhalls, Jerclie Elbride, Carter Hufont, Munger, Judge Roso Anthony, Sam McMinn, Sd Stanton, Willers Ro Editoror, TB Hood, and Le Francois of the Farmington Times among attendees and references a congressman and state figures tied to St Francis county.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fey
Ollytrention
Bedi
Vimes
Hetshey
Clyde Willhalls
Fletterson County
Jerclie Elbride M. Desireind
Washington
Carter Hufont
Reynolds
Munger
Wayne
Roso Anthony
Madison
Parner Sam McMinn
Bojlinger
Sd Stanton
Ste Genevieve
Willers RO
Tran
TB. Hood
Perry
le Francois
Farmington Times
Lutesville News Notes Local Visits and Moves
Lutesville News reports Glen Burford at home visiting, and numerous residents in town for business, farming, and family matters. James Wallace moving toward Cape Girardeau. Oscar Upchurch buys W.L. Lutes farm. Perry Baker and D. W. Burford invoice stock. editor F. A. Wiggs returns from St. Louis. Miss Charlotte Mathews and Miss Winnie Long visit. various townsfolk attend events and auctions. many brief family and community updates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Perry Baker
D. W. Burford
John Henley
Laflin
T. W. Francis
Rolla Sides
Loxige
F. A. Wiggs
St Louis
Judge Green Myers
Clubb Creek
Complex Monday Circuit Court Docket Listing
Monday docket covers murder, burglary, disturbing religious worship, partition and ejectment cases in multiple counties. Names include Mack, Wigeims, Nannex, Diockine, Hol monde, Keane, Hahn, Heitman, Swindle, Dockins, and Taylor among others. Venue changes noted for Dunklin, Dakiln, and Marble Hill actions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tursday
Mary E. Heitman
Malinds
Cardui and Cardus touted in midwestern patent remedy ad
A testimonial from Onawa Iowa lauds Cardus as a woman's tonic that rebuilt health after weakness leaving the speaker nearly housebound. The ad urges others to ask their druggist about Cardus, claiming the product boosted a 62 year old woman from frail to fit and riding horses again, with many similar letters cited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Onawa
Iowa
Anna Jones
Cardus
Darius
Cardui
In memory of Dow Walker from Dunklin County
Dow Walker died at his father Wm Walkers home on Friday February 24 near Patterson cemetery. He leaves a wife, father and mother, seven trotters, four sisters and many relatives and friends. Funeral services were held by Rev H BO Hawn at the residence and interment followed at Patterson cemetery Saturday afternoon February 24. The poem mentions the golden caves and a gentle farewell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dow Walker
Wm Walker
Dunklin County
H BO Hawn
Patterson
Golden Caves
Vaier
Foreclosure Sale Promised On Hollinger County Land
The notice lists a deed of trust securing a debt with a March 6 1917 sale at the Marble Hill courthouse in Hollinger County Missouri. Trustee W. Wells will sell to satisfy the note and costs. action follows a court order and a prior judgment against Henry Denne and Emma W. for eight dollars and ninety one cents plus interest. The sale runs March 16 1917 between 9 a.m. and 5 p.m. at the courthouse north door. Sheriff Enock Unierwood will oversee the sale of the described land in Section 3 Township 3 Range 4, Hollinger County Missouria.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jasper N. Stratton
Rosetta Stratton
Hollinger
Miseun
Coliweyell
Ising
Bingain
Bholinger
Martle Hill
Sel
F.M. Wells
Dior
Marble Hill
Hollinger County
Mixsouri
Prescription remedy for malaria fever relief
An old advertisement claims a prescription prepared for malaria or chills and fever. It promises five or six doses will break the illness, and with a tonic afterward fever will not return. The remedy is said to act on the liver, avoids calomel’s gripe, and costs 25 cents.
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Mr. G
Lutesville Opera House
J Tlaevey Poedless
Morehouse Hustler
Rod Faker
Short Tineage
Harrington
Delaware
Warney
Tina
St Francis County
Wayne County Journal
Lutesville News
Glen Burford
Willman Cooper and Brother
James Wallace
Cape
A Patterson
Walnut Hill
Hill
Portageville
Jesse Bo Lites
Faker Bros
Oscar Upchurch
W.L. Lutes
Roy James
Cape Girardeau
Charlotte Matiews
Oran
W. Tletn
Lodge
Winnie
Leatha Long
Marquand
T W Francis
Willor Wille
Pattton
Mire
Sadie Chiles
St Leis Theast
Twine Sune
Sena
Lolsum
St Janie
A. H. Hufieg
Iain the J
Late Gremetry
Gelerty
Tiwi St. Wal
Halke Buber
Mies Bakers
Sela Fran Cis
Heft Sanutoy
Corti Ty
Miss Lille Sls
Claudier
Rociy
St Lewis
Winnie Loud
Spears
Zaina
Atul Save
Thimda
Ajunes Upehurel
Chas Lutes
God
Cape Normal
Isom Wright
St. Louis
William Pair
Shrum
Messrs
WT. Lessley
Clark Crader
Lessley Ridge
Mary Keplinger
Vane
L. D Hickam
J. Ho Young
Leral
Perthen
Wien
Rome el
Watertree
Vannet
Sarah Murphy
Tillie Froonka
Prat Dante McColiowth
Porte Tereion
Mes Chiloeh
Wd Siew Rol Vane
Fir Woods
Ishes
Geode
Endehart
Adolphus
Altha
Circuit Court
Maneh
Sain Biet
Stire Ve
Eebert Mack
Vidamne Jocal
Newreeck
John
Wigeims
Wallet
Majar
Reo Nannex
Edward Diockine
Purvis Ondee
Murece Crutme
Ani Keimer Rem
Disturbing Religous
J. F
Leyad Lonesis
Ernest Tailant
Religius
Charles Keade
Aivniel Holmonde
Willan Heed
Juin Head
Ve Jong Co Keane
James
Evans
Lutony
State We
Maco
Harneit
Arceny Brate We
Ffarceser
Aenate
State
Rarnest Hahn
Bollinger Coun
Mixcounne
Donaldson
Peti
City of Kennett
Missouri
Amerian Surety Company of
New York
Dakiln Counny
Mary Ant Taylor
Homer
Williame
Seatellahs
Equity
T W. Ratherve
Dameron
Belek
Pevday
Josper Nostration
Meldrum
Bone
Odeney Dias
Dover Tree
Seubaagh
Perowneh
Divoree
Bate Lhecagerve
Avery KE
Ibollinger
Divure
Setuttay
Anenwen
Uierking
Diemeans
Tein
Little ‘River Drwinage District
Acuopermien
Delinjeent Taues
J. T. Winder
Weert
Pion
W. L. Lutes and
A. S. Winters
Glen Allen, Mo
Months Chene
Cnt
Bank of Marble Hill
Walker & Son
Lutesville, Missouri
The
California Herald
Linheti
Thollingar
Mincourt
Erat
Miesour
LT Winder
Monty
Weinger
Hoeney Denne
Emma W
Dullare
Hollinger Comney
Flelinger
Missauri
Tornpehip A3
Couns
Enoch Unierwood
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