Local Journal Change and Upcoming Primary Rules
C Mrrewin buys the pre County Journal and plans to devote himself to the business. Expressions of encouragement flow from readers. A note on voters and election rules for the governor race, June 7, 1908, with details on voting places judges and clerks based on voter totals. The passage also mentions Democratic candidates and a local incident with a fence.
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C. Mrrewin
Pre County Journal
Dowepaper Drasiwe Pronome
Eurely
Boocnas
Dockery Tor
Eauming
Local election rules and committee nominees in Missouri precincts
The article outlines voting procedures including ballot preparation and tallying, with ballots numbered and counts certified to county and state committees. It lists executive appointive judges and clerks for several precincts and announces candidates for State Central Committeeman from the Thirteenth and Eighteenth districts, highlighting Sam J. McMinn’s candidacy and support from local officials and newspapers.
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Cimirmnan
Congress
Davin Bow
Uworn
First County Candidate Endorsed for District Committee
The candidate receives commendation as the first in the district to offer for a like position. The note urges the young democracy to gain representation on the Central Committee and to support this candidate in the Thirtooars district.
M. Academy Hosts Free Grant Peering School Visit
A garbled report describes M. Academy hosting a free Grant peering school event Monday after a week’s PENCG. Mentioned are Kev, Fimoey, Jehu of Luteeville, Tracey Wade, Mewes Columbus Tannin, Eke Lane, and Beas of Hurricane among attendees.
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M. Academy
Kev
Luteeville
Tracey Wade
Sedgewickville Notes and Local Commerce Update
Sedgewickville reports light rain Saturday and talks of a new dwelling for James M. Sintler, with plans to spend his old days there. Thomas Juco and Joe Homerig visited Latesville last Friday, and Miss Botfier Bilis of Oak Ridge visited her aunt. Leo Caldwell of Midloraville supported Buckeye machinery interests, crops and gardens look strong with cherries and peas. Walker Statler bought a new buggy and abandons his nickname.
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Sedgewickville
COA
James M. Sintler
Thomas Juco
Joe Homerig
Latesville
Botfier Bilis
Jlt
Baaty Resna
Local notes from Buchanan on rain, lumber, farming and people
Local columns report Corbin and Corbin farming and dressing lumber while L M Burgess of Kirk Crinty Lumber Co Cleveland plans to move timber to the railroad. B M Riley owns 65 acres of wheat on McMimo farm. Various residents, including Mayme Ashcraft and Mise Bell, appear in school and social mentions. The piece notes district redistricting and space limits truncate further detail.
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Mise Bell
Patterson
Mayme Ashcraft
Levi Bell
Max Appier
Dogialatare
Bollinger County
Lead Valley Lead Mine Town Hopes Rise Amid Wheat Shortfall
Lead Valley notes arrivals and visits including T. E. Wood and flatly Connor to Whitewater. Wheat crop outlook gloomy with some fields promising poor yields while corn looks better. Local tales mention a ball at John Neéiswangers and visits to Mrs Dora Ward. Willis Vanois suffers eye pain. townsfolk discuss hard times and hopes for mine development bringing work and money.
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T. E. Wood
Flatly Connor
Whitewater
Uleo
Borg
Wood
Dora Ward
Bate Wood
Clyde
John Neéiswangers
Mesara
Riley
Marta Haba
Otto
Arthur Langston
Conner
F. M. Stove
Gravel Hill
Willis Vanois
Johnson “Hinkle
Mason Thomas
Jon Vaass
Januart
Weather and planting prospects in Clubb's Creek region
Message notes health generally good in Clubb's Creek and calls for rain. Indicates corn planting is underway and expresses optimism about the current year's prospects for rain and crop growth.
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Dove
Local notes and social roundup in Lutesville region
A bustling column reports on town happenings including visits by Tom Clubbood, Wm. Sears, Milton Hindman, and families such as Mayfield and Conney. It notes church revival closures, strawberry crops, ice cream festivals, and arrivals like Miss Mayme Revelle and Miss Marion. Various residents travel to Dexter, Glen Allen, and Advance while politics drift toward county ticket support.
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Bincon
Romsey
Tom
Homer Fowler
Borvll Wymar's
Milton Hindman
John. W. Fowler
Leora
Tio
John
Price Baines
Flat River
Thin City
W. Donkin
Bloomafelt
Canoon
Graysboro
Lutesville
Billy Killian
Dougells
J. A. Russell
Pnst
W.W. Sample
St. Louis
Mess Witte Abernathy Treateen L. A.goodwin
Dexter
B. F. Stevens
Glen Allen
Id. Goff
Fredericktown
Charles Wann
Buchanan
A. F. Bollinger
Little Son
Freder
E.P. Biggs
W. F. Cobb
John Lively
Burfordville
Lutenville
Mm. W
King
Jacob Lutes
J. L. Biedelin
M, A -Church
South
Pigit
Mayme Revelle
Mettie Mayfield
Rela Bet
Dora Wand
Gravel Hill
Jim Burford
Swiftroperty
Quitc
Marion
Delta
Teddy
Oran
Jack Frost
Potisteigses
Sophia
Hattie Kinder
Grave Hill
D. W. Burford
Jimmie
Carrie Burford
Andrew Stickler
Advande
Financial Statement for Dellinger County May Term
The document presents a county financial statement to the circuit court of Dellinger Missouri for the May term, listing accounts and expenditures from 1901 1904 era items. It includes revenue from tax books and road funds, sheriff and treasurer salaries, judge and clerk costs, probate and county officers pay, equalization, and care and support of paupers with numerous named individuals and relatives.
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T. We
F. M. Ziemann
J.P. Kimbaugh
T. W. Cooper
P.B. Clippard
Nasessor
C. G. Revelle
T.A. Caldwell
Workers County
J. P. Limbaugh
J. W
J. McMinn
W. P. Burcham
F.b.clippard
T. Ee
M Zimmerman
J.P. Tiebeugh
J.M
Mmerman
King
WeGeeper
Lary
Es Mzimmerman
Rs P. Limbaugh
Kingyear
Hye
J. M Zimmertinn
J.P. Limbaugh
Steven Loranas
Henry
Csif and Family
Louis Bell
Paliy Jaco
Henry Jameay
Harriet Angle
Abram
Delfiah
BE. U. Wothing
Dovie Dixony
JV Slinkard
Abram Kenny
Mary Zolen
T. B. Lowery
T. H. Self Cire
Malinis Bollinger
Baker
Chas. Nickles
Mary Wilson
Self
Yount
Chis. Gromer
Elizabeth Myrea
Weasley Shalt
Daniel Rhody
Brother
Ane Speer
Orn Inman
GW. Bunker
Spray Lacy
Maranda Butler
Vda Holt
Eatiepe
Steven
Steven Loransejdarsofesis
Henry Pogue
Family
Jace
Southeast Missouri News and Court Action in Kennet
Southeast Missouri story notes a Kennet court setback as Judge Fort denies a condemned right of way for the western bridge approach. The piece mentions planned appeals to the Supreme Court and possible U.S. Court action, plus concern over a disease scare and local crime involving Fanon Pair and others.
Fragmentary Crime Notice From Fragmented OCR
Partial text shows a damaged notice about wanted defendants and reparations, referencing a county and wealthy basins homeo of halid financial et and weekly payments. Mentions attend ecigogyat europe and marriage in China, with unclear names and dates.
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Aetend Eciogyat
Europe
Chia
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Jacod Ay Taylor
Rowene— Harmets Brider
A. P. Aldeachee
Hcorn
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A Witmer
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Lorance
B. L. Bowman
Ell Lutes
Lérance Township
A. P. Cradex
Jone
Cone Duly
Ryter S. Louis
Charleston
Ite
Henry C. Vasbe
Ipp' County Bank
Ett
Kownap Rose
Bangs
Drom
Bollinger
Krrcimn's
F Charlies
Wm. G
Ed Berssvitis
de Bahn
Kitchen
F Geo. W. Albright
Wales
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Hobbs
Gnw
John W. Rovello
Ohn Furey
Gary
Larun
D. K. Westenhaver, John Revelle
L. Dallinger
John A. Harrold
Ian J. MoMion
Marble Hill
Ballinger County
Thirteenth Congressional District
Hot
Texan County
McMino
Laclede
McMion
Young
Republic
J. McMino
Boltrover County
State Central
Indorechia
Howama
Ton Panes
Sam J. McMinn
Foel
McMltun
Pap Page
Misa Mayme Ashcraft
Gravelton
Lead Valley
Financial’ Statement
Dellinger
Missouri
Serene
Wiss
B. Somyenpeesee
A. Sanders
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F. M. Francia
Maggie Snyder
Poor Farm
T. 8
Baleer
Delfinh Gits
Son
Chas. Gromer
Self &Family
Mary Zoleman
Josephene Yount
Daniel Rhodey Sare
Heary Rhodes
A. Warren
Steven Bush
W. W. Sample
Rebecca Goldsmith
Elf and Family
Self & Family
Heary Pogue
Esf & Family
Heary Bidwell
Rachel Moore
John Bullock
Taylor & Dunn
Wesley Shell
Eon
W. HH. William
Farmington Een Ey
Lure
Lees
Fanon Pair
Farmington
St. Francois Herald
Pairiod
James Williams Aving
Por
Putton
Vulcan
Chattanooga
John Deere
Taylor & Wicecarver
Marble Hill, Mo
ML Witmer
Weester, U. D
Bollinger County Bank
Robert Drum
F.M. Wells
OM Witmer
GRO
E Clarit
Kansas City
Kansas City, Mo
Star Supply Co
Joplin, Mo
George Washington
Jne Adams
Thomas Jefferson
James Madison
James Monroe
Quincy Adams
Andrew Jackson
Martin van Buren
William H. Harrison
John Tyler
James
James Ruthswan
Abe Lincoln
Andrew Johnson
A. 8. Grant
R. B. Hayes
James A. Garfeld
O. Arthur
Grover Cleveland
B. Harrison
Williams
McKinley and
Theodore Roosevelt
Clark & Son
Lutesville, MO
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