First National Bank at Cape Girardeau Not in Bad Shape
The First National Bank at Cape Girardeau is not as troubled as first feared and is expected to meet all obligations and resume business soon. The report follows a state audit by Auditor Gordon noting county officials withheld fees and informing of overcharges to SB5,000 and 820,000 beyond legal entitlements, tied to St Louis County.
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Venegad
First National Bank
Cape Girardeau
Audhtor Gordon
St Louis
St. Louis
Missouri
Ironton Register
Jas. F. Ballard, Prop
St.Louis,Mo
Trade Balance and Express Monopoly Debate Echoes
Long column of editorials and notes discuss trade balance favoring United States, tariff impacts, and the collapse of United States Express Company. Critiques include Mexican intervention, currency reform, and a Missouri Democrat's labor bill. Obituary for Mrs. Mayne notes large family, funeral in Pallias Cemetery.
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Percel Post
United States Express Company
Tuscarora Fertilizers Offer Plant Food Essentials
Tuscarora Fertilizers promotes nitrogen phosphoric acid and potash as essential plant nutrients. They claim ten years of local testing, urge customers to choose fertilizers with real food content, and announce a fresh car unload to meet orders, with H. B. Cole ready to assist.
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Tuscarora
Tuscatica
Guy
Eenent
Cole
Local Folks Resume Travel and Business in St Louis
Henry Lutes expands his barn space while many residents make trips to St Louis for business and shopping. W. W. Sample Jr and I T Kinder travel Monday and this week, Albert Myers visits Sunday, and Ernest Baker with his wife stay over with T W Francis. E F Caldwell buys Jesse B Lutes’s stock and soda fountain. R Francis acquires EF Caldwell’s team and wagon. Mr and Mrs Arthur Winters of Glen Allen visit Uncle Mat Abernathy. collector W Lo Dean visits Marble Hill aunt Mrs Myrick. Arthur Hamel returns from California. Deboer couple from Chatsworth arrive to visit. E R Fryer sights real estate near Huskey. C G Revelle attends a funeral then travels to Jefferson City. Jasper Cooper and Doc Newell head to St Louis.
Obituary for Aunt Julia Ann Mayfield of 1914
Aunt Julia Ann Mayfield died at her son Elisha Mayfield home on February 28, 1914. Born November 24, 1834, she lived a long life spanning several decades in the community. The obituary notes her familial ties and passing at the family residence.
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Julia Ann Mayfield
Elisha Mayfield
Picture Show Nights and Town News Summary
In a small city note, weekly events include a Tuesday and Saturday Picture Show with big features. Local business news mentions a new grocery store in the Farmers & Merchants Bank building run by R L Faker, and Mr. Waronker from Advance passing through town. The piece records multiple obituaries and notable events, including the deaths of Mat Kinder, Oscar Lutes, and Capt Revelle, plus a burglary at Dr J J Chandler's drug store and a large funeral for Postmaster J W Revelle attended by many relatives and local officials.
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R. L Faker
Farmers & Merchants Bank
Oscar Lutes
Capt Revelle
Mat Kinderwold
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Lee Cole
California
Springfield Republican
United Stas
Ep Stary
Tay Unite
Tates
Wilson
Tue Syimpathis A
Bro. P. Crowe
Dexter Stinsman
Dexter
Annie
Statesman
Messender
Bro. Crow
Cheeta Publi
United States
Post Office Department
Lewis
Maryland
Postal Express
St. Louis Star
By L. Do. Han
Mann
Clark
Hensley
Europe
Elbers Mayfield
Boptio
Whitewater
Testis
Palliai
Headrick
All. Mayne
Lutesville News
Henry Lutes
W. W. Sample, Jr
I. T. Kinder
Albert Myers
Joseph Arthur
W. Burford
Ernest Baker
Tounley
T. W. Francis
Ed Poe
Colorado Springs
Colo
E. F. Caldwell
Jesse B. Lutes
R. Francis
Caldwell
Drayman
Mrs. Arthur Winters
Glen Allen
Uncle Mat" Abernathy
W. Lo Dean
Marble Hill
Mrs. Myrick
Arthur Hamel
Zalma
Tony Deboer
Chatsworth
E R. Fryer
Huskey
C. G. Revelle
Jefferson City
Jasper Cooper
Doc Newell
Clubb Creek
Louis
Harry Waronker
PW. Wilkinson
WW. Sample, Jr
Chandler Drug Store
S. A. Martin
J. W. Revelle
FE. B. Beck
Florida
Dan Rhodes
Rossville
Poil Wann
Arkansas
Ed Wann
Jesse Shell
Mat Kinder
Gravel Hillier
Ple. Richards
Fredericktown
Clabhorn
Flatwoods
Rufus
C A. Revelle
Kansas City
CG. Revelle
Johnny
Mines
Burcham
Georgetown
Texas
Vanderwort
Paragould
Ark
Mott and Wells
Poplarchi
J W Revelle
J. W Revelle
W. A. Davault
Masonic Lodge
Foliven
D. B. Wicecarver
Charles King
Pane
Bollinger
Vick-Prbs
Vwaniel Fist, CasHiit
Bank OF
Salma. Missouis
B. H. Bollinger
Qhan King
O. F. Mrewis
Leo Slinkard
C. K. Pape
Burgiarsurance
National Safe & Lock Co
Sarcent & Sorninw
C.M. Witmer
M. Wells
Carabier Shab
O. Horks
Ryan Olaga
Robert Hise
2 Wand
Bollinger County Bank
Lutesvill
PM Welle CM Wien
Pd MeMiany
UY Eta Joe
Bank of Patton
Patton
Ussouri
Fyhoey
O'Relley
Villege
Tion
A. F. Hendricks
Volcan
Canunon Plows Ee Ip
Saea
Gare
Avery Chilled
Canton P & G
Estes Brothers
Marble Hill, Mo
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