N E Hall's showcases latest styles and prints
A satchel of local items notes N E Hall's for bar gains and dress trimmings. Reports on Dr A B Mayfield visiting county, Bollinger Bank buying warrants, new births, and town buzz from Lutesville to Marble Hill. Also mentions partnerships at N E Hall's and local political updates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N. E. Hall’s
Carrol Johnson
N. E. Hall
N. E. Hall's
N. E Hall
Ed. Kinder
Dr. A. Sander
N E. Hall
Erich Sander
Rev
Jasper Tankersley
Cape Girardeau
Bollinger County Reeu Central Committee
Horn
W. Wood
Gravel Hill
Department of Missouri
Chillicathe
Local notes and ads from Secopan area and St. Louis Republic
The page blends local updates from Secopan and vicinity with scattered notices. It notes William Hopkins traveling to Scott county, plowing activity, a birth on the cook farm, a failed pay ball at the widow s, William Barnett moving near Marble Hill, modest health reports, trips by D. M. Newell, building plans by M. H. Williams, illness of W. M. Cole, Julius B. Chandler returning from St. Louis for eye treatment, and a rail mishap involving Jacob James. It also highlights The St. Louis Republic’s paid-subscription gains, mail reach, and a solicitation for subscribers, plus a local ad offering greatly reduced prices on goods including coats, boots, blankets, and clothing with a call to subscribe and expand circulation.
Glen Allen Growing With New Homes and Lodge Event
Glen Allen sees seven new houses built this period and more planned. Pink Barks nears opening of blacksmith shop, painters work on Dr. Berry's residence, carpenter Myers near completion. The box supper at the Methodist Church netted 16.50. The Glen Allen Lodge of A. O. U. W. organized under Deputy G. M. W. Frank L. Bolin with twenty three members and officers listed. Glen Allen, March 7.
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Glen Allen
Pink Barks
Dr. Berry
Mr. Myers
Glen Allen Lodge
A. O
U. W
Frank
L. Bolin
A. CO. Snyder
Miles W. Bowman
M. W
Missouri
The Country Editor deserves greater reader regard
The Country Editor is praised for selfless service to the town, guiding public welfare with a low pay yet high impact. He informs, persuades, and shapes local politics, keeping close to readers and reflecting the community’s pulse more vividly than distant metropolitan papers. He merits generous recognition and support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Globe-Democrat
Metropolitan Journal
Paola Citizen Recount Passes Quiet, Lawful Life
In Paola Kansas a 77 year old resident is described as never saying steamboat or visiting a saloon never tasting liquor nor visiting a barber shop never seeing a dance never holding office or even dreaming of such life. This summary notes a simple, uneventful upbringing and routine civic existence.
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Paola Kansas
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Martha I. Proffer
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J. M. Hougkin
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J. T. West
Emma J. Holt
C. W. Bridges
Lustella Cox
M. H. Mayfield
Amanda Bess
P. McKelvy
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H. A. Shirrell
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Ida L. Griffith
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F. Kinder
Barbara &. Allard
John Wannamaker
Philadelphia
Mrs. Sheppard
Laflin
John Burford
Jack Dees
Jack
Kendle
Marble Hill
Secopan and Vicinity
William Hopkins
Scott County
N. D
Sarah Cook
William Barnett
Mt. Stanton
D. M. Newell
M. H. Williams
W. M. Cole
Julius B. Chandler
Jacob James
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