Health and social notes from Goose Pond Hill area
Health remains good in the Goose Pond Hill vicinity as Zenus Cook attended Drum last Saturday and Rev. Bright will preach on Goose Hill Sunday. Various locals report travel, farming improvements, fevers improving, and community visits including J J Cook and Will Clippard working with rails and Jeff Cook visiting Sedgewickville and Louis Snider at Richland.
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Zenus Cook
Drum
Rev. Bright
Goose Hill
Vene Harvell
Brownwood
Pink Rhodes
W. N. Nanney
J.J. Cook
Will Clippard
Henry Pixley
E. F. Hudson
Frank Howell
Near Drum
George Tippet and Son
J. J. Cook
Richland
Jeff Cook
Sedgewickville
Louis Snider
Patton
Cook
John England
Harry Jack
Zalma News Notes and Moonshine Seizures Report
Zalma locals discuss new mail route and church visits while a moonshine crackdown yields a large February seizure tally. The Atlanta Constitution notes mountaineers fled revenue agents during the snowstorm, with 41 distilleries seized and property arrests made. Also cited are comments on French cattle bans and U S beef prices amid political finance tensions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlanta Constitution
Hardihood
Revenue Department
W. I. Chapman
Internal Revenue Agent
Prarty
Morton
France
William E. Curtis
Chicago
United States
Germany
Letter and editor respond to pension allegations in Marble Hill
A local letter from W A Jamison questions Col T R Green's pension claim, demands re examination before Marble Hill board, and criticizes the Lutesville Banner editor. The piece comments on politics in Marble Hill and nearby counties, noting Democratic and Republican tensions and local governance costs and reforms.
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Marsh Arnold
Marble Hill Press
Lutesville Banner
Bnarch
Indiana
Marsit Agnoup
Wasa
D. C
Hox
Washington
T. R. Green
Litesville Banner
Mable Hill Board
W. A. Jambon
Lutesville
Perhy
W. A. Jamison
Smallpox quarantine and health updates sweep Southeast Missouri
Southeast reports from Charleston Enterprise and multiple papers describe quarantine measures against smallpox in Sikeston and Oak Ridge high school growth in enrollment. Dispatches note rumors of cases, official corrections, road and mill news, a fire destroying Shannon county clerk’s office, and rail incidents with occasional injuries.
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Charleston
Sikeston
Jackson
Oak Ridge High School
Graham
Oak Ridge
Valley Mines
Bonne Terre Register
Dunklin
Malden
Madisim County Democrat
Thetece
Fredericktown
DeSoto Gazette
Bismarck
Iron Mountain
DeSoto
Crystal City
Mollie F. Beattie
Commerce
Scott County
Benton Newsboy
Arnold
Eva
Kelso
Benton
Oran
New Hamburg
Charleston Democrat
McMullen & Co
Perryville
Melchie Meyer
Uniontown
Poplar Bluff
Annapolis
Boyden & Wyman
Neeleyville
Cape Girardean
Zenno Aucel
Egypt
Millis
Coeay
Eennett
Charley McCarty
St. Louis
Kennett
Shannon County
Missouri Game Laws Substitute Aimed To Curb Hunters
A special fifteen member Missouri legislature committee agreed on a substitute to revise game laws. It seeks to curb pot hunting and preserve wildlife by setting yearly kill limits and seasonal bans on deer, wild birds, grouse, quail, and waterfowl. Violations carry fines 10 to 50 dollars. township constables become official game wardens with prosecutorial duties.
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House
Tha Massouti
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Goose Pond Hill
Zalma
Mr. Hudson
Cutlery Galodignp
Ee Nat Neersed
Ely McClane
Cape Girardedn
J. H. Watkins
King
Meeks-West
Tuyeaday
R. James
Es Zalma
Ey Sears
Sheriff Mann
Ollie Watkins
Ike Ward
Cape Girardeau County
Wilson
Nip
Methodist Church
Mr. Whitaker
J. W. Slinkard
Sandy
Watkins
Georgia
South
New York
Bitzer
Bollinger County
Sam
Southeast News
Missouri Game Laws
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