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A Fine Building Erected At Bollinger County
Ground broke last August at High and Water for the Smith-Witmer block now nearly complete. The two story brick structure, 66 by 70 feet with 600 foot rear Witmer division, houses The Leader on first floor and offices, fabs, a post office, and residences. Notable firms and residents include Rosenblum proprietor of The Leader, Circuit Clerk H. M. Smith, Dr. Witmer, and Postmaster R. L. Mayfield. Architect B. L. Bowman supervised. Cost about $6,000 as a credit to the Twin Cities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ed Crowe
DeSoto i
Arkansas
Poplar Bluff
J. B. Fields
Whiting
Cairo
Dunklin County
Cape Girardeau
Charles Looney
Jackson
Ben Deering
Jackson Exchange Bank
Dunklin Publishing Company
Hutchinson
Stone
W. I. Jones
Fredericktown
Democrat
Charleston Democrat
Southeast Gazette
Kennett
Judge Fox
Frank Newseum
New Madrid County
Charles Spinkler
DeSoto
Big River
Vineland
Farmington
E. Daugherty
Morley
Columbus
Hard Times
Dwight
Keely
Carl Schwaner
W. D. Jones
Marinds Brown
Roy Ogelvils
Charleston Public School
Charleston Browns
St. Louis Browns
William O'Brian
Judge O’ Brian
Mississippi County
Bardwell
Maud Palmer
Zeta
Stoddard County
Story
The
Hibbard Democrat
Charleston
Gordonville
Klaus
Henry Kestners
Harry Howard
Annie Colberson
Malden
Recorder
High
Water Streets
Bollinger County
Smith-Witmer
High Street
Smith Division
Witmer
Smith Building
Leader
Dr. Sander
High and
Walnut
Rosenblum
L. H
Dunlap
H. M. Smith
Dr. Witmers
Dr. Witmer
R. L. Mayfield
Peterson and McCans & Roach
Klene & Hensley
A. Tohnsack
Smith
Jacob Dunlap
Warren
Hahn and Robinson
Mechanica
McCans Brothers
Crafton & Schatte
B. L. Bowman
Twin Cities