Virginia voters weigh aid to Speaker White campaign
Fragmentary report notes a political meeting in Virginia with remarks about Chamberlain's Remedy and the need for public support for the Speaker White campaign. It mentions closing time at a local venue, with attendees from nearby towns and references to medicine claims for relief.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aleveo
A. F. Clark
Anid
Chamberlain
Virginia
Lattenville
Marble Hall
Unclear historical article fragment with financial notations
Fragments show a historical newspaper page segment with scattered financial figures, stock values, and bank-like entries. Names and dates are obscured by corrupt OCR, but references to Missouri, Bollinger, and a bank official suggest a local financial notice or report with liabilities and assets outlined in a ledger style.
Fragmented OCR town notes with scattered names
A garbled OCR fragment lists multiple names and places such as Mr C Anderson L Harn Dongola Greenbrier Mids Valley and Tales. It reads like scattered personal notices or local items with no clear event or dates. The text is incomplete and locally focused.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr.c. Anderson
L. Harnad
Dongola Day
Li W. Briswott
Bert Werlina
Mids Valley
Heidweil
Vaithig
Miker
Oto Lite
Mise Dora Ladd
Greenbrier
Annie Adderam
Local notices and town happenings echo in Trinity cemetery area
The community shares condolences for the Sosersenis feeder tragedy near Trinity cemetery and extends sympathies to the Harris family of Oak Ridge. Robingdo of Pati visits town, the Academy adds Mun va Kurre to staff, rumors speak of a wedding nearby, and Elle Miller ends her third Takifor term. Thomas Statler works near Jatemon as John Seabaugh reports and fences. Bunty Jewxine remains noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Flint
Trinity
Core Harris
Oak Ridge
B. L
Robingdo
Pati
Academy
Thomas Statler
Jatemon
Elle Miller
Takifor
John Adam Seabaugh
Bunty Jewxine
Berber of Cape Girdrdese wins at Clippard bloom show
Clippard notes a Cape Girdrdese figure named Berber winning at Clippard in late week bloom event. Local updates include Edith Reed visiting home folks, Mrs J M Allman hosting, and Snider fishing Friday with good luck. Several visits and travel plans are listed including Mrs Forrest heading to Oklahoma in April. News scarce, best wishes from Brox Evie.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Snider
Gerden
T. J. Berber
Cape
GL. Snider
Bob
M. Snider
Mrs. Snider
Mrs. Farrell
Whitewater
Sedgewickville News From Our Village
Sedgewickville report notes Smith the blacksmith on strike and Dayton Thiel learning blacksmithing under W. B. Smith. D. R. Seabaugh grocery firm preparing spring goods. Jasper A. Seibaugh trades occasionally. U. F. Crites ill with pneumonia. C. R. Conrad hurt but not seriously. C. R. Habsbe hauls with a team. wedding to report soon. Roads rough. mullet cakers face bad times. Willis Seabaugh returns from Cape County. Lretia Mixes mentioned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sedgewickville
Smith
Dayton
Fred Thiel
D. R. Seabaugh
Jasper A. Senbaugh
U. EF. Crites
Willis
Abe Seabaugh
Cape County
Lretia Mixes
Roads Improve Yet Timber Scarcity Delays Industry
Fragments from a local notices page show road conditions hindering timber work and factory staffing. References mention Corbi finishing lumber, plans to relocate to Zalma when roads permit, Shelton brothers returning from Sikeston, Fare in Lutesville for schooling, Barnhart visiting from St. Louis, and several residents changing jobs or moving locations near Marble and across the river.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Corbi
Zalma
Messrs
Homer
Bert Shelton
Sikeston
W. FB. Fare
Lutesville
M. H. Barnhart
St. Louis
Tildee Richards
J. N. Leming
Mevt of the week at academy notices enrollment rise
The weekly Mevt notes relative mentions for the academy noting enrollment at 108 with several students named including Jeanie Johnson Laura Nepney Dora Chopisor Kathleen Growk Mae Grant Dewy Allen Dore Barks Mamie Baker and more. It mentions postponement of open prayers to April B and special services at Witeney O eally and See cal. Myrtle Dutin and Kibet are detained at Lome as servants of illness. Readers urged to attend services at Hatins Chapel this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mipsen Fiowsle Murray
Jeanie Johnson
Laura Nepney
Dora Chopisor
Kathleen Growk
Mae Grant
Dewy Allen
Dore Barks
Mamie Baker
Kite Sample
Mewere
Ayd Moore
Emanuel Moaters
Henry Baker
Vester Retox
Myrtle Dutin
Lome
Ilineas
Hatin's
Academyite
Local Happenings in the Lafe Area
Farmers prep for sprite work as Alven Mayfield of Lafe visits relatives in the county. W N Nooney and Mrs H B Colete on the pany Hew. Wheat crops look well. Frank Dockins bought a fine mare from James Turner. Laura Nooney and Dora Chestner left for Marble Hill to enter the M B Academy. Chestner school work and J L Nooney’s business noted. Chestner sold Amber to Brown factory. Chestner closed term at Cochinville, at home again. Mike Teeters visited brother James. Rev B H Hughes preached at Cole’s Chapel. George Moore bought timber nearby. Lee Nooney seen on James Creek. D D Brown’s sawmill running. Jeffie Stevens busy at his blacksmith shop.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Dockins
James Turner
Laura Nooney
Dora Chestner
Marble Hill
Mliversmith
J. L. Nooney
J. M. Chestner
Chestner
Cochinville
Mike Mattie Teeters
Clubb
Credke
Jame
B. H. Hughes
Cole's Chapel
George Moore
Lee Nooney
James Creak
D. D. Brown
Jeffie Stevens
Opring
oGncle
Joe Holt
Sierippe
Tld Robinson
Tivis
J.D
Sharrock
J. M. Stirley
Jaboron Buith
Jobe V. Knowles
Sethaugh Edge
David Robison
Judge Limbaugh
Oie
Christian Heitman
Victoria
H. J. Benba
Kansas City
Veterinary College
Pioneer Cooperage Company
Albert Myers
Myers
Jon Onne
Patton
Mr. Skaggs
Higdoo
Skagga
Wm. F. Habo
J. W. Reidy
Glen Allien
Ss Board Commissioners
H. F. Bollinger
D. F. Bollinger
Toe Press
Arton Porrich
Local notes skim through Hurricane region hush
Shrum notes show merchants like Frank P Fulbright and A J Maitera active in Hurricane with good spring trade. Local visits include Wm Sentt near Drum and J B Chandler. Rev Harvey Patton builds a new home and Patton kills a five foot eleven inch black snake. Charley Pattoo reports good fishing and a band performs at Hurricane Fork events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kui Manlings
Frank Pwlbright
A.J. Maitera
Hurricane
Wm. Sentt
Near Drum
Fulbright
W. D. Pattoo
John Welker
Scopus
J. B.chandler
Sam Cole
Jota Brown
Harvey Patton
Hisself
Ie Bates
Patton
Big Apple Creek
Dan Rabioa
Kermand
Hurricane Fork
Charley Pattoo
Sint
Joad
Giblet
Local Notes Mention Henderson Moore and Lincolnwork
Scattered items from Millerville and Whitewater mention Henderson Moore in Millerville Friday and Henry Lincoln at Pioneer Cooperage on Whitewater. Uncle Jacob Welker did mail handling last week while A. 2. Lincon and Hamilton Mayfield were noted at work. Dewhitt and H W Lincoln trip to Futexville and Mrs M H Willinow of Markie are listed among brief entries.
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Scopus
Henderson Moore
Millerville
Henry Lincoln
Pioneer Cooperage Company
Whitewater
Jacob Welker
Lincon
Hamilton Mayfield
B. Dewhitt
J. Lineo
Utexville
M. H. Willinow
Markie
Local notices with names and moves through town
The item lists residents and families such as Cameron Signi, Robert Reten, Cloamer, Jacob Sinkard, the Estes family, Jones Blount, and Allen Thareda. It notes moves to Deum on Htulivoe, near Barlerdvills, Blomeyer, and the new mill area, plus church visits at Hog Creek and a business contact by Chandler.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Reten
Ilinen
Cloamer
Blomeyer
Jacob Sinkard
Near Barler
Local Trade Notes and Rural News from Patton
The Patton area reports shopping and farming activity with Smith & Knowles returning from St Louis with stock, Bollinger famil y visits, and merchants like James B Sharrock hauling for Pioneer Cooperage. Timber sale to D F P Bollinger estate for 3000 dollars prompts market chatter as local industry braces for change. Henry O Kelly visits Marble Hill and high school progress under Professor Dalaney. Local cattle deals, farm horses sold to Mr. Tucker, and Mull men expanding custom business mark a busy week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geome
Tiger
Jeb
Henry O'Kelly
Mayfield Smith Academy
Marble Hill
Lome
Profesor Dalaney
Dive
Etill
Fredericktown
Patton
Misa Crow
J. D. Hawn
Weather, politics, and local enterprise in Laflin notes
The report laments weather instability and Missouri Legislature gridlock while praising progress as two new representatives emerge. It notes Thomas Moore and wife’s arrest for breaking into a cistern, with March 31 trial date and Fines prosecuting. local merchants promote reliability and growth, including phone plans and fencing upgrades. Clerical note: Prof Job PL Winters closes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Missouri
Home Committee
Old Bollinger
Reg
BF. Winters
J. C. Clippard & O
W. M. Strang
B.S. Solder
Im county fourth term marked in Stoddard region
Local notes show G L Hoffman selling a fine piece of stock to Bo lby and mention Fred Clippard doing well in the ware line. Reports of farming activity, school openings, and community visits contrast with illness among Joe Holt and wife. Dr J M Stirley returns as veterinarian, and local business appears to boom with spring.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stoddard
G. L. Hoffman
Bholby
Fred Clippard
Cheap Boo
Kevey Seider
Lateeville
Nome
Kisie “Robianda
Vor
Colorado
Pourell
Olahorma
Local News Roundup From A Quiet Week
Sparse items fill the column as Garden Waking dominates the program scene Mrs Twelman completes recent town property sale John Price departed for St Louis last Tuesday Miss Annié Finney returned from St Louis with millinery stock Ladies prepare for events. Misses Haumab Tenholigr Sadie Krosel Dive Elfrink Annie Nen ninger and Katie Fisher gathered for Sunday visit at Dr J M Fine’s home Local entries reflect quiet social and civic activity with limited details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ieee
Fragmented Crime Note Reflects Missing Details
A damaged OCR fragment mentions a day welers and a person named Jone Ghange Ma with clothing, a fine, a pocket containing $1.20, and a mention of a widow. The text is incomplete, obscuring actions, dates, and exact identities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Finle
Scott's Emulsion Advertisement Promises Better Health
The notice urges readers to begin with the first thought to take Scott's Emulsion for consumption or other ailments. It emphasizes fresh air, rest, and ample food as the best treatment, noting that immediate cure may not be possible but steady effort yields improvement if treatment is regular.
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Bes
Scott
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