Walter Revelle and Wilbur Welker for County School Superintendent
The notice announces Walter E. Revelle and Wilbur M. Welker as candidates for the Bol lingter county and linger county school superintendent posts, subject to the annual school election action by voters on April 6, 1915. The entry notes adjournment of the legislature and mentions the Cape County Independent launching at Oak Ridge by Dr. Hewers, with Sie Bowers as former editor of the Ok Ridge Tideheater. The piece welcomes the new paper to the exchange table.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter E. Revelle
Bollingter County
Wilbur M. Welker
Bollinger County
Tie
Cape County Independent
Oak Ridge
Hewers
Sie Bowers
Ok Ridge
Gene Tine
Oran
Independent
Local notes from the Hog Creek area and nearby visits
Health is decent with Roxie Byers recovering from rheumatism. Sawmill moves from Bee Yount’s to Newt Nanny’s on Hog Creek. Henry Bollinger family visited George Havens. Miss Mars Thiouius and Carne Bollinger visited Ruby Schrock. Eula Nanney and Dessie visited Mrs. Joly Har. Oscar Pierce and Bernie Bollinger traveled to Jackson for business. reports describe dull news.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roxie Byers
Thomas Brown
Bee Yount
Hog Creek
Henry Bollinger
George Havens
Midi
Jackson
Suver Tre
Community Notes From Castor And Nearby Area
Health is reasonably good with a few colds. Neighbors crowd the market as early cabbage is planted. Miss Maud Shetley visited Miss Grace Ward. Mrs Newton Beal visited Mrs Benne Whitener who has been ill. Mrs Edall Miller slowly recovers after confinement to bed. Frank Tripp and wife visited N B Haynes. Miss Ollie Lawrence attended Will Goodson and Josie Mouser wedding. Tie inspectors show little sympathy for the poor hauling eleven ties with three mules and receive seven seconds. Dolph Haynes family visited Mrs Haynes sister. Eliza Whitener visited her son Price Whitener. Local youths attended Albright school closing night. Mr and Mrs John Stevens visited Emra Bollinger. If this escapes the waste basket I will write again. Jack Frost.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maud Shetley
Grace Ward
Newton Beal
Benne Whitener
Edall Miller
Frank Tripp
N. B. Haynes
Ollie Lawrence
Edith Miller
Will Goodson
Josie Mouser
Dolph Haynes
Haynes
Oscar Ward
Eliza Whitener
Price Whitener
Albright School
John Stevens
Stevens
Emra Bollinger
Jack Frost
Trace Creek Health Figures in Festive Local Notes
Trace Creek community life is summarized with births and visits. Charley Goodson returns from his wife’s death to Frevdericktown with his mother, while Will Goodson announces a new daughter in law. Americus Moore and family visit Frank Tripp, and many locals visit relatives, attend appointments, and transact minor business across nearby towns. Best wishes to The Press and its readers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charley Goodson
Frevdericktown
J. A. Goodson
Americus Moore
Frank Tripp
Marquand
Ceary Miller
Glen Allen
Joel Goodson
Kinder's Store
Will Underwood
Jane Sitze
Ollie Hawn
Local notes from the Greenbrier area
Health concerns stall progress as Mrs Jett Jonesen stays ill. Ed Delhaner plans to move to Fisher Ark. Earl Hendershor works for Hiram Shell. Palmers Friday singing well attended. Jasper Allen of Armagon Ark visits. Vick Kern upgrades his farm with fencing and clearing. Ministers Dees and Shell hold revival at Greenbrier. Harry Fowler seeks work in Wesley Iowa. Hiram Ford recovering from grip. Sam Elledge attends to business near Kelch saw mill. Young folks attend Greenbrier services. Harley Newell works for Jasper Cooper. Tina Fowler visits the Shell sisters. Mrs Alice Shell visits her mother Parlee Null. A wedding is anticipated locally. Will Fish moves into town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jett Jonesen
Ed Delhaner
Fisher Ark
Earl Hendershor
Hiram Shell
Palmers
Jasper Allen
Armagon
Ark
Vick Kern
Dees
Shell
Greenbrier
Harry Fowler
Wesley
Iowa
Hiram Ford
Sam Elledge
Near Kelch
Harley Newell
Grassy
Jasper Cooper
Tina Fowler
Alice Shell
Parlee Null
Will Fish
Local notes and community updates from a Dongola area page
A lively compilation of town happenings includes visits, visits to Chatsworth and Jackson, church events at Cane Creek and York chapel, and revival work. It notes farming activity, new fences, a Maxwell runabout purchase, a stork birth at West Estes, and local residents traveling to Cape Girardeau, Marble Hill, and Latlin for work, schooling, or real estate affairs. Noted deaths include Wm. Moore of Bessville aged 85.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fr. Pulliam
Mt Carmel
Heary Crites
Dongola
Cape Normal
Wilburn Baker
H. Patters
Portageville
B.S. McCann
York Chapel
Clyde Caldwell
Jefferson City
Mont Hamilton
Martha Crites
Dry Creek
Troy Mouser
Lessie
Dora Crites
Cane Creek
John Howard
Hiram Sheil
Near Sank
Mmes Jacob Proffer
Burfordville
Charles Bazzell
Marble Hill
Arthur Tate
Mill Creek
Partridge Wyandotte Poultry Buyers Active in Town
Mrs Ro Smith purchased a pen of Partridge Wyandotte chickens and plans to raise only thoroughbred stock. Several residents were mentioned visiting or trading in town on Thursday including Rufus Richards TS McGee N B Sample Sam Newell JOM Welker RL Vance Lester Whitener Oba Mouser Elmer Myrick J Q Stevens and a bank seed corn program for boys with prizes. The state Normal School in Cape Girardeau will offer free soil analysis in April and May upon written requests to A Caon Professor of Chemistry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ro Smith
Sam Newell
Grassy
Noah Myers
Lodge
Welker
Bessville
RL Vance
Thorday
Lester Whitener
Marquand
J A Berry
Oba Mouser
Flat River
Mra Mouser
Elmer Myrick
St. Louis
J. Q. Stevens
Castor
Bank of Glen Allen
Farmers’ Institute
Normal School
State Normal School
Cape Girardeau
Missouri
A.caon
Executrix Notice for Estate of Andrew J Bedwell
Letters testamentary granted by Hallinger county probate court on February 11 1995 for Andrew J Bedwell deceased. All claimants must present claims within months from notice. failure to do so may forfeit rights to estate assets. Claims filed after one year from the date of last publication may be barred by law.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andrew J Bedwell
Hallinger County
Mixcoum
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ST. Louis, MO
Will Mayfield College
A. F. Hendricks
Sloline
John Deere
Black Hawk Planters
Disc
Spike
Oliver and Blount
Deering & Johnston
Walker Hardware Company
Lutesville, Missouri
House Vaertet
Coors
Hindman Clas
Wolpers
Wonnter
Howard
Cooper
Alva Bess
Chatsworth
Avani
Tar Press
Giri
Lutesvile News
Henry Elfrank
Walter Baker
John Brands
Dey Creek
Jacob Kaiser
Washington
Cis
Grandia Murphy
Will Henry
Lithle
Gordonville
Chassophies
Litte
Henry Lutes
Edtward
Union Ridge
West Estes
Calen Allen News
Abert Selbrock
Clarence Swan
Caster
John Swan
Wallis
Shri
Linder Miller
Cor Gibbs
Jackson Miller
Laflin
H. P Lilevy
A J Matthews
McCormick
J. A. Harris
Edgar Waters
L. A Pirtle
Bismarck
Mr. Pirtle
Starky & Edwards
Joe Miller
Wm. Moore
C. Hale
Sevrecia
Ritrapeye Depwnis, Fasentria
Rhode Island
Dawaner
C. M. Witmer
WM. Lages
Lutesville, Mo
Henry Knowles Patton
Trowel Lodge
A. F
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W. M. J. A. McGiorum
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