War talk and political moves in the era reflects tense mood
The page cites debates over U S German relations amid war threats and calls for steering politics, with editorials on war readiness, international law, and public figures. It notes press criticism of officials, local county concerns about public funding, and death notices amid a broad array of regional commentary.
Calm public reaction to sinking of three American ships
In recent years readers have grown desensitized to sensational news. The sinking of three American merchant vessels by German submarines now arouses only muted interest, a shift from the wartime frenzy that would have sparked widespread excitement at the war’s outset.
Suchithiocge Reed Tie Uprising in Russie Reported
A scrambled recap notes unrest and political tension, outlining government restraint, financial strain, and debates over prohibition. It mentions leaders, legislative moves, and public reactions amid economic and social pressures across regions, with scattered local notices and community updates.
Prolific Poultry Man, Local Visitors Highlight Rural News
The week saw Shell ship out 450 young chickens as his poultry business grows with more to come. visitors from Bowling Green Ky and Dry Creek area called at Cape Girardeau Brownwood while family moves and depots shift. In politics, papers and officials debate German affairs with Stone referenced, and a Wartensburg stove blast injures debaters as a warning of tensions.
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George Smith
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Wartensburg
St Joseph
Fragmentary Text About Fever and Chills Reading
The readable fragments mention fever and chills and imply a discussion of symptoms or reaction. No clear person, place, date, or organization is identifiable from the available text. Further context is needed to establish a concrete record.
Lutesville News Bulletin Highlights Local Movements
Wyatt Snider of near Dongola visited town on Monday. Dr and Mrs Wm Lages drove to the Cape Monday. Mrs J L Robertson remained on the sick list at the week’s start. Tom Lutes and Lorene of Flat River were in town Sunday night. No funeral arrangements were made yet. Mrs R C Ricketts shows improvement after a long illness. Henry Lutes traveled to Bismarck on business. Cassius Lutes left Friday for Akron Ohio to take a new position. George Payne of Bismarck moved into the Langdon property Saturday. Mr and Mrs Isaac Francis were...
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East St. Louis
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Whitewater
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WF. Dickey
Omer Lutes
Oakland
Robert Berryman
Glen Allen
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Dodge
Sample
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Henry Lutes
C Bennick
D. W. Burford
St Louis
Fruits and Vegetables Help Keep Body Alkaline
An Exchange piece notes that Irish potatoes and other vegetables and fruits tend to make body tissues and fluids alkaline, offsetting the acid tendency from meat eggs fish and similar foods. The body performs best when neutral or slightly alkaline, making produce especially important to meat eaters.
Poor Old Father Feeds Ford Gasoline and Potatoes
Boonville Advertiser notes a troubling scene as a father struggles to feed his family amid rising costs. The piece highlights hardship and the impact on daily life with emphasis on a father and his children.
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Dad
Boonville
Trustee Sale Notice for Bollinger County Real Estate
Trustee announces sale of the southeast quarter of the southeast quarter of section 31 in township 31 north, range, Bollinger County Missouri, under a deed of trust dated February 2 1010 and recorded in book 55 page 206. The grantors John W Gibson and Nellie P Gibson conveyed to the trustee. Further action to be determined by the undersigned.
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Nellie P. Gibson
Bollinger County
Missouri
Bollinger
Mortgagee sale notice for lands in Rollinger County Missouri
Court trustee notice states a deed of trust on thirty acres and thirty-five hundredths of an acre, securing two notes for three hundred dollars. Trustees will sell at Marble Hill courthouse on Wednesday April 11, 1017 between 8:00 am and 2:00 pm to the highest bidder for cash to cover debt and costs.
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