St Louis Election Light. Masonry Excludes Convicted Men
Voters in St Louis County face a light turnout as a local proposition for road improvements fails to gain traction. The article notes ongoing trials of several men tied to naturalization cases and mentions Masonry’s stance against known criminals. It also covers extradition hints from Circuit Attorney Folk to President Roosevelt and Farmington Nurseries shipping 10,000 fruit trees to Litchville, urging local planting and business opportunities.
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Boopixa Kaars
St. Louis
Mexico
Circuit
Folk
Roosevelt
Tux Farmington Nurseries
Lutchville
Election gloom crosses the east after New York and Maryland results
Washington observers note Timany's New York win and Senator Gorman's Maryland victory cast a pall on the White House. They predict New York may oppose Republicans next year and Roosevelt’s re election will be difficult. Gorman may gain prominence as a Democratic contender and McClellan could be named for president to win in New York.
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A. Washington
Sys Timany
New Yor
Gormas
Maryland
White House
Ohio
New York
Roosevelt
Gorman
York
McClellan
Rural school scholarships and teaching standards outlined
A state movement to support rural schools is described, praising scholarships offered by several high schools and urging better classroom teaching at school rather than mere home testing. Teachers plan complete exhibits of work to prove all‑round, principle‑based education, with emphasis on genuine teaching and student investigation.
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Spalbina
Shelby
Monroe
Wall & Rebent
County
Aays
Gohoola
Missouri
England
Germany
Farmers Institute Yields Record Exhibits and Prizes
The Farmers Institute drew a large audience as corn and potato exhibits surpassed expectations. Awards were given for white yellow and mixed corn with winners including H. W. Winters J. W. Null W. J. Fowler and A. A. Kinder among others. growth prospects for next year were bright.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farmers’ Institute
PD. C. Zimmerman
M. A. Wallace
P. L. Beas
J. Mat Zimmerman
J. J- Conrad
I. W. Winters
J. Hi. Grant
J. Mc Minn
Griffith
Eaker
Robt. Storz
W. Hi, Fowler
J. H. Cheek
John Tenholder
A. A. Kinder
Bobt. Vangennip
J. A. Burk
J. W. Null
J. H. Pierce
H. W. Winters
Lutesville
Dongola
W. J. McMinn
Marble Hill
W. J. Fowler
Greenbrier
Buchanan
J. G.fighter
Leopold
A. J. Conrad
G. King
Scientific Cure Promises Aid for Stomach’s Needs
A brief note claims a scientific cure will assist the stomach in treating its own unable state, even when conditions are mild. The statement frames the remedy as capable of self-help enhancement and suggests broader digestive benefits.
Local notes and court order from Bloomfield and Dexter
Disjointed items report interpersonal quarrels between Ledbetter and Downing and a comment on Fredericktown editor Henry Smith visiting. A DN item quotes Iron Mountain agent Weems about a night train St Louis to Belmont. A Bloomfield circuit court adjourned term imposes $1000 bonds for liquor-law violators in Stoddard County with sworn affidavits showing property value. sheriff to file bonds with the clerk.
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Nowe
Ye. Weems
8. R. Young
Iron Mountain
St. Louis
Belmont
Dexter Messenger
Bloomfield
Stoddard
Missouri
Court meeting adjourned with permits and allocations noted
Court met with all members present on Monday November 9 1903. Delilah Bitzer received 10 for care of her son while William Cobb got 88 for immediate relief. The Road and Bridge Commissioner was ordered to survey a public road change. Green L Myers could use timber sale proceeds to partly pay school fund bonds. F B Clippard was allowed 100 salary as assessor. Wm Noble petitioned for a public road change which was continued. T J Testers received 7.05 for guarding prisoners at road work. H F Caldwell got 3.70 for county housing. Dr A J Speer treated paupers. L Lov ie Smith and Dr Bixton treated smallpox patients. Lutesville and Marble Hill insurance distributions noted. county funds received 1601.12 for ingentin.
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Delilah Bitzer
William Cobb
A. B. Limbaugh
Green L. Myers
F. B. Clippard
Wm. Noble
T. J. Testers
F. Caldwell
A. J. Speer
B. L. Hitt
Lutesville
Marble Hill
Ingentin
Bixton
Lovie Smith
Influence of climate and German Syrup on consumption
The piece argues climate conditions affect the cure of consumption and that both poor and rich patients can improve at home through proper food digestion and regular use of German Syrup. It claims free morning expectoration, sound rest, and absence of night sweats result from the syrup, reducing coughing and exhaustion, and notes warmer climates aid many consumptives with Dr McAnally’s endorsement.
November Farming Duty Reflected In Bitter Harvest
A reflective verse fragment finds a farmer forced to work long before dawn in November to keep crops and livestock alive. The speaker notes hunger and fatigue, the steady grind of farm chores, and the seasonal toil that leads to a modest Thanksgiving mood and a hopeful return of feast and gratitude in the community.
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Disario Iitine
Guiber Owen
Winter Weather News From Our Correspondents Clippard
Our Correspondents report winter weather with mostly good health aside from some cold complaints. T. M. Snider is able to be out again while W. H. Snider suffers rheumatism but shows improvement. Mrs F. M. Snider and Mrs BR. K. Preffer visit. Dora Snider visits Leggotts. Farmers report corn harvest and a fairly good crop. Reverend McDonnell of Whitewater preaches at Passover. Wheat looks fine. Miss Vernie Morgan and Edith Reed visit Poinsett. If this keeps up, we will come again.
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T. M. Snider
W. H. Snider
F. M. Snider
Mise Dora Snider
Minses Leggotts
Mra
N. J. Barks
Grandma Lossley
F. M. Snider Thoraday
Rev. McDonnell
Whitewater
Vernie Morgan
Edith
Reed
P. E. Poinsett
Local News Roundup from the County
Fine weather and good roads as farmers gather corn and haul timber. Uncle Ata Bates is very ill. Sallie McDaniel of Bernice visits family. Emanuel Cook and wife welcomed a fine girl born in November. School progress under Prof Eli R. James. M F Chestner completes new store building. D M Newell and son erecting store on Panther Creek. H B Cole thriving in business. Henry Bollinger and family visit Emanuel Cook. Rev J F Tomson of St Louis preaches at Cole's chapel. Henry Tallent casting anvils in Chandler's old stand. Henry Angel marries Miss Mary Walker near here last Sunday.
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C. J. Dewhitt
Jackson
Henry Tallent
J. B. Chandler
Henry Angel
Mary Walker
J. B. Jones
Remarkable Case of Pneumonia Cured by One Minute Cough Care
Mrs. Gertrude B. Fenner of Marion Indiana suffered a deep seated lung cough that left her underweight. After using One Minute Cough Cure her cough stopped, lungs strengthened, and she regained her normal weight from 92 pounds. Four bottles cured her entirely. Sold by S M McAnally.
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Gertrude B. Fenner
Marion
Ind
S. M. McAnally
Death notice for Bro. Wm. I. Seabalgh in Wise Creator’s house
The notice reports the passing of Bro. Wm. I. Seabalgh, noting the loss to the community and his call to the eternal house as part of a religiously framed obituary.
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Wimseas
Wm. I. Seabalgh
Tribute to Dr Guy A Statler by local Woodmen Camp
The camp records the loss of neighbor Dr Guy A Statler and notes his active, generous service to the order. Resolutions express mourning and extend sympathy to his relatives, praising his dedication to the Woodmen cause and to the needy, with copies sent to county papers and bereaved family.
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Quy A. Bratler
Waraxas
Guy A. Statler
Dorven
J. L. Brarum
J. W. Fouvaionn
Warren Sranavan
Boy readers and business men in city life
An author argues boys on streets and in public spaces face scrutiny from business leaders who seek well mannered youths for responsible positions. The piece cites Colonel Weldy on avoiding loafers and notes provocations about a “professional lover” and other societal temptations.
Faith Mrs O Hara and the twins prank joke
A humorous Harvard Lampoon quip about separating twins ends with a line where a character sticks a finger in a friend named Dennis Moike. The excerpt showcases playful mock Irish dialect and mock exasperation.
Fisherman Rescued After Fall Into Water
A fisherman recounts how he fell into the water and was rescued, insisting he did not intend to fall but to cry for help. Doctors could not aid him, and his recovery is noted in the Christian Register excerpt.
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Uae
Recener
Christian Register
Estate Notice From Administrator P M Waits
Notice informs that claims against the estate of P M Waits must be exhibited within two years from publication or be barred. Administrator named P M Waits.
Estate benefit claim for Janid Plains exhibited
Revec-e Administratrix presents claim regarding estate benefits and a two Ganans exhibit related to the decedent. The source text specifies procedural steps for administration and highlights the need to honor requested distributions.
Notice of administration for estate of GuytA A Statler
Nottes is hereby given that lettere of adeninisuation upon the estate of GuytA granted to allow agice within one year from the date set anid revters, or they may be precluded from any benefit of wuch estate. If the plaque be not exhibited within two from the date of publication of his voice, they will be forever barred. Auvis J STATLER, Administrator.
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P.M. Waits
Nottes
Guyta
Auvis J. Statler
Wanted trustworthy lady in each county to manage business
A trustful agent position offered by an old established house of solid financial standing. A weekly cash salary of $18.00 paid by check each Wednesday with all expenses advanced from headquarters. Money provided for expenses. Address replies to Manager, 340 CaxtonHldy, Chicago.
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Eadquarters
CaxtonHldy
Chicago
Real estate for sale by Farn and Home Real Estate Aew
Numerous parcels of land listed with acreages and parcel numbers including 265.00 acres and many 40 80 82 100 160 acre tracts. addresses reference 11 33 8 14 33 0. undivided interest in timber land. principal seller W. K. Chandler Marble Hill.
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Nwig
Nw J
Ney
Selyy
W. K. Chandler
Marble Hill
DeWitts Little Early Risers Liver Pills Praised
Testimony from W T Baston of Boerne Texas extols DeWitts Little Early Risers as unequaled liver pills. Thousands use them for biliousness, torpid liver, jaundice, sick headache and constipation, claiming they cleanse and strengthen without purging. Sold by Dr. McAnally.
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DeWitt
W. T. Baston
Boerne
Tex
Farm for Sale in Marble Hill Missouri with Orchard
Farm for sale featuring 100 acres in cultivation and a good orchard plus a well in Marble Hill Missouri. Property listed with solid agricultural potential and accessible water source for irrigation and livestock use.
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Marble Hill
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