Public Schools, Crimes, and Quests in Southeast News
Bonne Terre and DeSoto public schools closed last Friday while Charleston boys and girls skipped class to play cards in a church basement. A Cape Era note hints stave factory moves to the Cape. Charles Owens, a Scott County murder and arson suspect, died in Benton jail. H F Morgan aims a 1400 mile bicycle run from Charleston to Toledo in fifteen days. An Odd Fellows train incident near Bismarck halted when a woman with a child rushed onto the tracks.
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Bonne Terre
Charleston
Cape Normal
B. A. Roy
Christian Church
DeSoto
Bismarck
Missouri Crop ReportApril 24 190? Conditions improve with cold snaps
The Missouri Crop Bulletin notes the week ending April 21 saw better crop conditions overall, with rapid vegetation growth hindered by recent low temperatures. Rainfall varied by region, excess in the east and deficiencies in the west. light snow fell on the 20th. Wheat looks fair but slow in parts. chinch bugs appear in some counties. late sown oats emerge. corn planting progresses but disrupted by heavy rains in some areas. Grasses improve, stock on fire, gardens ward. county court cistern cleaned with a new pump installed.
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Missouri
McDonald County
Pariss Offers Berry Grower Prizes For Submissions
The Pariss announces prizes to growers who bring the finest quart of strawberries to the office this season. First place wins a one year subscription, second six months, third three months. Old subscribers may renew if they supply top berries. A notice will be published for every box received, and six months is awarded to the grower shipping the first cargo of berries from the Twin Cities.
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Pariss
Twin Cities
Missouri Baptist Sanitarium
Baptists of Missouri
Revival Meeting Sees Six Baptists Added to Church
The Baptist denomination at this place held revival meetings since last Sunday. Rev. Lee Hunt of Fredericktown led the pulpit from Saturday to Tuesday. Six new members joined the church: Mrs. W. Baker, Mrs. Adam Hahn, and Misses Lillie Jamison, Belle Wells, Ida Craig, and Hattie Dunlap.
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Lee Hunt
Fredericktown
Ready to Ship Strawberries Boost County Market
Strawberries are beginning to ripen with several cases set for shipment this week. By late next week or the following week the season should be in full swing and yield is expected to be the best in years. Kansas City quotations last Monday were $7.50 per case.
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Kansas City
A New Postoffice Opens in Witmer Store Room
R L Mayfield moves the post office to the Witmer store room on High street. It features a new cabinet with 100 call boxes 58 lock boxes and a money order window offering a major improvement over the old arrangement.
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R. L. Mayfield
Witmer
High Street
Congressman's visit to county last week
Mr. Arnold Here reports that Hon Marshall Arnold, our congressman, was in the county the latter part of last week, meeting with friends and locals.
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Mr. Arnold
Marshall Arnold
The Leader opens in Smith building at High and Water
An elegant new store named The Leader by B Rosenblum occupies half of the page with gilt edgings and handsome displays. Proprietor Rosenblum touts a large new stock and attractive prices. Salesman W E Rockwell and Arthur Kauffman are noted as part of the team.
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B. Rosenblum
New Smith Building
Water Streets
Rosenblum
W. E. Rockwell
Arthur Kauffman
Beigure
A Surprise to Ladies Millinery at Miss R Boies
A Surprise to Ladies. The elegant line of millinery goods at Miss R Boies is a surprise to every lady that sees it. The prices are equally as surprising. Her goods are the very latest styles and patterns, and of the most delightful shades and qualities. Her hats are sold all over Bollinger and Cape county. She is an expert trimmer. Be sure to see her goods.
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Elegat
Miss R
Grand Fourth of July Picnic at Southeast Missouri Park
Announcement for a grand July Fourth celebration between Marble Hill and Lutesville in Southeast Missouri with public notices and upcoming dental visit by J. L. Jewxia, Dentist, to Lutesville from May 14 to May 19, 1894 seeking patients.
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Marble Hill
Lutesville
Missouri
Crump
Campusa
J. L. Jewxia
Bollinger County
Bollinger
Wm. D
Henry Bollinger Barks Chas B. “ Seabert I. Spencer Barber
Jas. D. Acm
F. G. Lambert
Crites Wm. H. Gdn
Joab
Crites
Chestne
Ettte
Tas
L. Bridges
For Nate or Rent A Marble Hill Area Farmhouse
Describes a desirable home half a mile from Marble Hill three fourths mile from Latesville and a quarter mile from Mayfield Smith academy. Fourteen acres of improved land with a good two story six room dwelling and fruit trees incl apples peaches plums pears cherries quinces grapes and gooseberries. Includes garden and tillable pasture land. Will sell or rent on easy terms with possession by July 1. Address this office or D W Guavag Marble Hill Mo.
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Nate
Marble Hill
Latesville
Mayfield- Smith Academy
Arthor Addrers
D. W. Guavag
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the Crop Report
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Pacronits
Aoe As
Pee
Walter A. Wood Harvester Co
Henry Extram
Il Baptist Sanitarium
Taylor Avenue
St. Louis
General L. Chandler
Wilson
Fleming, Texas
J. A. Beck
M. D. Lurrivil le
L. D. Harman
S. A. Jackson Ee Lorberge
M. F. Chestner
McGuire Chas
T. Et al Gan
R. Drum Myles Elizabeth
D. F. Myers
Myers Ader & Romanus
H. A. Heitman Neinger
Catherine Minor
Gdn
A.einger
Newell M. BE
Perkins L. B
Shell
Nancy C. Smith
Sitzes
AL. Seabaugh
Mary
R. Ne
Adm
F. G. Lambert Jasper Frymire
Sample & Kinder's
Sample & Kinder’s
Imperial
Blount’s
Oliver
Malta
Morrison
George E. Clark & Son
Lutesville, MO
Jacob Morris
Spotted Wolf
America
Existance
Dr. Spotted Wolf
McMion Bros. General Merchants
Zalma
Meyer Bros. Drug Up
Mayfield-Smith Acady
Be, R. Graham
Montia
Palace
Fred P. Miles
Lutrsville
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