Kinder Son's store holds winter stock at Lutesville
An advertising page highlights Kinder & Son at Lutesville Missouri with claims of the longest stock and low prices on shoes dry goods clothing and grocers. It notes gatherings at a Christian Church, marriage licenses, local notices and items about local residents and a taxpaying institute meeting. The page touts Ballard’s Horehound Syrup and Herbine as tonics and fever remedies available via Chandler Witmer and Lutesville suppliers. It mentions a hunting excursion yielding about 160 squirrels and a taxpaying meeting for Ballings district to boost agricultural profits.
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Kinder & Son
Lutesville, Mo
Property transfer and business setup across camps in Missouri
A notice describes lH Gray of Haha and the Zama Camp of Modern Woodmen transferring property to Joris Die Oratsoor for Gray to operate a general merchandising business, while the upper floor belongs to Woadegen. It also invites Missouri residents to apply for a fish or black bass program managed by Phil Kopp lin Jr and S S Rosen, with shipment logistics and minimal upfront costs, plus a health water promotion urging daily hot water intake for wellbeing.
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Lh, Gray
Haha
Zama
Inegg
Joris
Die Oratsoor
Mr. Gray
Taj
P. Yexacian
Village Notes of Lutesville Area Personal Visits and Travel
Residents and visitors with ties to Lutesville appear in a bustling local report. Names include Lexy Jaques, John M. Allen, the Rosenplanters of Fredericktown, Lindgr Miller, Charlie Wann, George Patton, Dr P. Biggs, Fred Clippert, Leslie, P. S. Smith, Herbert Borolis, Misa Chloe Dunn, Matthew Kinder, Sylvester Slinkard, Prosecuting Attorney Chas Velvelly, Webster Davis, Hilman Wasterling, Billpad Jessa Engiehardt, Joe Alambaugh, Andy Stickler, Ray Stevens, Mrs Monroe Jones, Miss Annie Nelsons, Ollie Wat kin e, Fred Burford, Rev Jones, TOM Jones, Judge J. P. Austin, E A Crump, Emma Crump, Henry James, Mrs Wyatt Burford, Mrs C Harfon, W. Burford family, Robert Hughey, and local merchants Winder and Son. Travel includes trips to Fredericktown, St Louis, Laflin, Buchanan, Dexter, Sikeston, Billings Montana, and general county business. several hunting trips and sales of livestock and fabrics noted.
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Rosenplanter
Predericktown
Lutonville
Lindgr Miller
Charlie Wann
Buchanan
Bollinger
George Patton
P. Biggs
Fred Clippert
Lessiie
Smith Ofaliig-Waa
Lutesville
Bainess
Herbert Borolis
Whitewater
Misa Clolelia
Dunn
Laurenville
Mathew Kinder
Sylvester Slinkard
Gravel Ell
Chas. G. Revelly
Fredericktown
Webster Davis
Hilman Wasterling
Billpad Jessa
Engiehardt
Sikeston
Joe Alambaugh
Andy, Stickler
Ray Stevens
Laflin
Monroe Jones
Dexter
Annie Nelsons
Ollie Watkine
Fred Burford
Javkeen
Rev. Jones
Glen Allepiq
Bvel
Tom
Jones
St. Louis
J. P. Austin
E. A. Crump
Emma
Tuewlay
Billings Montana
Henry James
Near Scopes
Wyatt Burford
C. Harfon
Joseph Bates
Burfordeville
W. &. Burford
Robert Hughey
Winder &, Son
Lutesville, Mo
Rost-Dispetad Scotes Victory in a Colorful Comic Issue
Rost-Dispetad Scotes Victory features Louis Loar and Digrarem producing the sole electrotpy output in the west amid colored covers printed on standard presses. An electrotyping plant may require investment but rivals show capital, while Hosp Districtarcat anticipates higher circulation. The colored cover highlights craftsmanship and high-priced machinery as Howarth leads the comic section under Pork's staff, secured by the Prat Diararou in collaboration with the New York World.
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Louis Loar
Digrarem
Weat
Tay Beare
Lowe
I Tantrates
Howarth
Pork
Diararou
The
New York World
Lessons From The End Of A Faithless Man
The Commoner urges moral reflection on a life spent denying God and defying authority. It contrasts such a path with the steadfast endurance of the aged faithful and the psalmist’s trusted guidance, urging readers to weigh consequences before choosing despair or blasphemy.
The Moon and the Weather
An article from the St. Louis Christian Advocate debunks the old belief that crescent moon positions reliably predict weather. It explains how the moon’s appearance varies with the sun, season, and latitude, arguing the idea is incorrect and outdated.
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St. Lowis Chistian
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