Mysterious Mito Greconi hanged for murder in Kennett
Reports from Missouri describe the hanging of Mito Greconi in Kennett last Thursday for the murder of Joseph Covert on February 20. The item notes broader unrest as Nihilists eye blood, and cites other state topics including a new paper launch in Poplar Bluff, diplomacy with China, Boer war terms, school politics in Stoddard County, and various legislative and civic matters.
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Mito Greconi
Kennett
Joseph Covert
Governor Stephens mortgage suit over Brookfield Argus
A Missouri dispute erupts as ex Governor Stephens sues to foreclose on a mortgage on Brookfield Argus edited by Charley Green. Green counters, alleging political favoritism and unpaid principal and interest tied to Stephens’s administration. The case questions legality of actions and future ownership of the newspaper.
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Stephens
Green
Missouri Democrat
Brookfield Argus
Charley Green
Mr. Green
Trovernor
Lovery
Bootise Noon
Nocedindn
Landmark Purchase Shaped Nation and Westward Expansion
The Louisiana Purchase is praised as pivotal to American freedom and westward growth. Jefferson bought 1,252,000 square miles, creating fifteen states and two territories with St Louis as its metropolis. Population, wealth, and industry surged, yet the piece urges moderation and peaceful expansion over forceful conquest.
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Jefferson
STOO
British Isles
France
North Dakota
South Dakata
Minesota
Wyoming
Idaho
Washington
Oregon
Oklahoma and Indian Territories
St Louis
Louisiana Purchase
Fragmented verse and local notes mix in Missouri bulletin
A ragged OCR page blends poetry about beauty with farm notes, church visits, and public notices. It reports weather, fence work, a horse trade, and a long list of legal actions and divorces, alongside a Missouri State Bulletin on apple disease and fruit station work at Mountain Grove. The piece also cites education bills, county library planning, and local oddities such as a seven foot eagle sighting at Belgique and a rabid dog bite in Dunklin.
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Missouri
Great
Tan
Mountain Grove
Misgour
Countty Court
Wppois
State Board of Eduction
Wil
Ats
Paul Atten
Jin
Bill Nu
Distritc Five
State Board of Educsrion
Senate Hill
Paseed
Winlhiee
Seoage
Tito
Didtotek
Sdetian
INH
Thea
Chayter WA
Isi
County Board of Education
Fies
Wietrets
Leon Chili
Ted
Weole
Tare Tate
Coorlwin
Mary EB. Goodwin
Hollinger County
Nathan DL
Corbin
Soilinger
Port Deol
Ani
Conlin
Saabla
Trian
Nathan D. Cochin
Unifer
Hollinger Enanty
Mavech
A.D. Digat
King
Bollinger County
State Superintendent Details Law Revision Progress
The State Superintendent provides limited information as he compiles and prints the full text of Lawn paused, Housy Bi No. 100. It notes an enacting change and current status in counties, with forthcoming details awaiting full text.
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Schaols
Howden
Skeleton found in old grave near Holcomb excavation
While digging north of the Ging at Holcomb toward Taylor street, workers uncovered a skeletal remains in a grave. Two earthen pots in Indian mound style were smashed. bones pale but crumbled. Land long unused, two miles north of Lone Pine tree, famed buried treasure site.
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Toad Company
Holcomb
Taylor Stough
Clarkson
Arthur Hardin
Marrill
St Louis Globe Democrat Founded as Pioneer Westward Voice
The St Louis Globe Democrat began as a frontier newspaper in a sparsely settled region west of the Missouri and Kitw rivers. It grew into a metropolitan daily guiding readers across the city and nation, describing its role as tutor and companion to families, youth, and women, with circulation extending to every state and territory and beyond.
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St. Louis
TSM
United States
Missouri
Kitw Rivers
Wis
St. Louis Globe
Lis
Canora
Mexico
Sunday edition promotion for The St Louis Republic
The Sunday Republic offers a world wide news service, illustrated magazine section with tinted colors, high quality humorous stories by renowned authors, and popular music. It promises valuable fashion plates, cartoons, and literature, with a mailing price of 82.00 and availability through news dealers.
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St. Louis Republic
Indies
Ea Genuine
Republic
Tll
Nows Doulirs
BoB Botanic Blood Balm Advertises Cure
Distressing skin and blood impurity symptoms described including pimples hair loss and joint pain. The BoB Botanic Blood Balm claims to purify the blood and restore clear skin breath and health. Available by mail order from Blood Balm Co Atlanta Georgia with free medical advice and promotional offers.
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Rowena
Weil
Stein
Hlood Balm Co
Allinti
Unprecedented clubbing offer on farming publications
Our readers can subscribe to Kansas City Live Stock Indicator Farmers Institute Editions and The Poultry Farmer along with our own paper for one year at 50 cents. The trio is described as the best in their class and well known in the West. Samples available at the office for a limited time.
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Kansas City
Farmers’ Institute
al Emul
West
Kauss City
Weal
Guaranteed Salary Offer from Starvonp Press
Guaranteed 900 dollar yearly salary offered to men and women of good address. Positions include travel agents and local work to represent interests. Ex ra commissions and expenses covered with rapid advancement at an old established house. Permanent position with liberal income. Starvonp Press address 28 Clavel St New Haven Conn.
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SHU
Exra
Constitution Offers Five Hundred Dollar Prize for First Quarter
The Constitution offers 2500 cash prize to top agents in the first year quarter. It urges men to canvass, list for new business, and distribute the credit through the territory. It markets county newspapers as home links, promoting subscriptions to The Constitution and allied pages. Colonel Rod Tedding directs the agricultural section. Mrs. William King oversees women and children pages.
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Constitution
Special Feaure
Rod. Tedding
Georgia Experiment Farm
Mra
William King
Lee
Lux
Dr C M Witmer Marble In Ma Office in Drag Store
Elmer Bair offers tourorial parlor services with complete grooming supplies and attention in Marble In Ma. located at 3333dCCE, promising neat and first class service with towels and razors.
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C. M. Witmer
Marble In
Drag Store
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Jefferson Democrat
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Thilis
Minda Wotil
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L&zh
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Lares
Lutesville, Missouri
Springs
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Yours Truly
W.F. Kinder & Son
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Slefenrlant
Fhcue Boden Aao AT
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Joe Lindinger
Belgique
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Fones Unearthed
41St General Assembly
William J. Bryan
Lincoln
Marule Comimuner
Ind Publisher
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Starvonp Press
Clavel St
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Mawnty Hin
Musoum
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Marbie Hill
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Rindoof
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Sanden
C. J. Tatu
Creed Imit Nog
Rocky Mountain
Glen Allen Hotel
John H. Watkins
Thiebes-Stierlin
White
J. Clifford
Olive St
T. B. Drum
Notary Public
Seugewickville
F. B. Clippard
Ucey
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Elfranks Ald Stamd
Marble Hall
Vick’s
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James Wicks Sons
Stime Street
Rochester
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Power Seeds Firety
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