Washington Letter on post roads and rural delivery plans
Covon H Tavernne notes federal aid for post roads as a 1910 Denver platform promise. Describes classes of road payments, costs per mile, and rural benefits, arguing public funds boost farm and regional development. Mentions Canadian boundary commission criticism and the need for cheaper travel for agricultural institutes. Announces Missouri institute districting and a screen door sale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Democratic Party
Denver
Stackleford
Post Office
Towney
Minnesota
Caintry
Farmers Institute planning notice urged by Estes Brothers
Estes Brothers urge local organizers to notify their office with facility details for audience handling and other arrangements at least 60 days before the institute. They advise discussing with neighbors, gauging interest, and writing with proposals to set a date and arrange speakers, prioritizing communities with active Farmers clubs and good conditions.
Contests of Eighth Grade Graduates Held at Marble Hill and Lutesville
The eighth grade contests were held in Marble Hill and Lutesville with large local audiences. Winners include Ida Pixley in addition and Miriam Sander in writing. Pixley received a gold medal from John W Lampie and Sander a gold fountain pen from Jesse A McGlochum Norma Reagan awarded a medal in spelling, and Leila Whitener Leona Taylor among top reciters.
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Marble Hill
Lutesville
Roe
Seivewickville
Hool Hawn
Ami Zalma
Whitewater
Ruth Proost
Liberty
Ida Pixley
Wayne
Cora Robison
Miss Pixley
John W Lampie
Ree School
Nellie Yates
Hahn School
Ina Mabuce Mardle Hill
Miriam Sander
Baker School
Reagan Winging
Keep Cool and Community Faith in a Small Town
A fragment from a local issue urges temperance in politics and steady, practical living. It blends homely appeals for buying locally with reflections on civic duty, faith, and common sense. The slate includes a commencement note from Mayfield College and a report on employee benefits from Missouri Pacific, plus a lengthy sermon-like tract and memorial resolutions for John Miller Roe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Miller Roe
Sedgewickville Union Sunday School
Weil Reeve
P S& Sreruze
Jane Maer
Dew
Howan Seamancn Iis
Estate Administration Notice in Ballinget County
James of Ballinget county Miscoun Oeanag Water BA May 12. All parties claim against the estate must present their claims within six months from the date of probate or they may be barred from any further claim on the estate. If claims are not exhibited within one year from the probate date, they will be forever barred. J. W. Seapacam, Administrator.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cilties
State Board of Agriculture
Bollinger
Butler
Cape Girardeau
Carter
Dunkin
Jefferson
Iron
Madison
Mississippi
New Madrid
Oregon
Pemiscor
Perry
Reynolds
Ripley
Shenmen
Scott
Stoddard
le Francois
Nevieve
Washington
Wayne
Sis
Reagan
J. L Lutes
Whitewater
Liels Conrad
Union
Gertrude Slover
Crooked Creek
Leila Whitener
Lorance
Nona Taylor
Fillmore
Macdze Wagoner
Mary Boyer
Taylor Wronket
Slover
Taylor
Aiminstracion
James
Ballinget
Anad
Fermers
J. W. Seapacam
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Estes Brothers
Dean
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Wil Mo Maupie
Wil Mayfield College
Mesars
Charles W. Green
Jesse A. Williams
Homer D. Chandler
Lorenzo Gramsiey
Helen E. Davacit
Clare Jones
Lena Zimmerman
Grace E Sullivan
Marie Wells
Nola E Murray
Maude McGlothlin
Maude C. Wallis
Mabel Clow
Rhods J. Conrad Grace McCans
Bessie M. Wagoner
Hattie Harris
Nora M Hawn
Missouri Pacific- Tron
Aboet
Perif
Coatinows
Homar
Missour Pac&elron Mogetan
Tamies
Waters
Low
Coe
Pacific
Jahe Cove
Hee
Beth
Ste Contra
Kamen Rimog
Ander
Ars
Amaual
St. Locke Moth
Ariucassecace
Se. Logia
St. Peter
Waelington
C. Mayik
Tiem
Steeager
Peter
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St Peter
Theo
Joman
Lee
Sheen” Poe
Jewus
Pilates
St Peter's
Santa Repty
Adguiarstrater
Fetice
West Estes
Sharp Rators
Minnie Hut
Wells & Knowles
Patton
Abstract Co
Wardle Hill, Missouri
National Light Coal Oil
White Rose
Temperance
D. O. Wicecarver
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