Illinois man linked to river region politics and rail deals
Fragmented report cites Illinois origins and a mix of political appointments. It notes Hon. FR R Hig of Kennett as possible successor to Thomas Bard on the Cape Girardeau Normal board, plus a local court case, Missouri railroad consolidations, and the appointment of Robert A. Anthony of Fredericktown to the Twenty seventh judicial circuit to fill an unexpired term.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. Hig
Kennett
Regeata
Cvpe
Girardean Sormal
Thowas J. Bard
Genavon Dooxrey
Robert A. Anthony
Fredericktown
James BD. Fom
Anthony
Bulletin on Apple and Peach Varieties Issued
Missouri State Fruit Experimental Station at Mountain Grove released Bulletin No. percent detailing apple and peach varieties. It includes farmer input and station data, aiding beginners in selecting planting varieties. Balloting is free to Missouri residents and requests should go to the Director at Mountain Grove.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Missouri State Fruit Experimental Station
Mountain Grove, Mo
Fruit Experiment Station
Pple
Peai
Mountain Grove
Farmers of St Louis county organize to keep city shooters off farms
Farmers in St Louis county rally to ban city shooters harming crops and wildlife. They note hooters destroy birds that eat insects and warn that extermination of insectivorous birds hurts agriculture. Country youth shoot despite laws, endangering crops and future harvests while teachers and parents are urged to protect beneficial birds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Louis County
County Court Proceedings Summary
County court actions include subpoenas for court witnesses, road survey orders, and numerous county payments. Officers and workers receive stipends for care, jail, cleaning, and office services. A special term addresses murder conviction of Henry Racker and a separate note outlines local rail and public works developments.
When Grandma Comes
A reflective poem recounts how a boy expects punishment from his father until the grandmother intervenes. The speaker recalls past misbehaviors such as slicing pie and staining clothes, and the relief when grandma explains the father’s own harsher childhood. The refrain centers on grandma noting the boy is “the kind of boy he used to be.”
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Megin
Punich
S. E. Kints
Chicago Times Herald
Clay Morgan Enrolls as Student at Local School
Our Correspondents notes Clay Morgan enrolled Monday as student number 40. Rev W A Davault visited Delta Sunday. The Excelsior Literary Society to meet Friday night. Mr Fischer setting window lights at the Academy this week. An advanced arithmetic class began the quarter. Report cards issued Friday for first quarter work. Ladies Auxiliary to host Thanksgiving supper at Masonic Hall with oysters and other fare. Boys urged to bring their girls for a good time.
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Clay Morgan
W. A. Davault
Delta
The
Excelsior, Literary Society
Fischer
Academy
Masonic Hall
Democratic party causes and local notes from Scopus
A provincial letter from Scopus reflects on election defeat, party principles, and the role of radicals. It notes health, weather, farming activity, and local visits, plus a debate society meeting at the Cheatner schoolhouse and upcoming discussions on love of money versus love of woman. Local residents and merchants are mentioned along with community happenings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Democratic Party
New Declaration Aims to Shield Youth From Vices
Dr W B Pal of the St Louis Christian Advocate inspired by a noble lady to save boys from ruin through temperance. He drafted a New Declaration of Independence pledging to avoid profanity alcohol and tobacco, rallying nearly ten thousand boys to the cause and urging stronger youth virtue in the twentieth century.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. B. Palmore
St. Louis Christian Advocate
Pomona Depot Robbery and Wild Chase Near Weat Plains
The Pomona depot ten miles west of Weat Plains was robbed last night. A convoy later sawed open the Peter Moore Milling Company depot, with masked men escaping. Deputies McParland and a local officer faced a young man who tried to seize a revolver during transport but was overpowered. the youth, a heavy cigarette user, faced a grim moral note about boys and smoking.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weat Plains
Pomona
Wight
Peter-Moore Milling Company
Riff, McParland
Imamenaylum
Fulton
Praise for Chamberlains Cough Remedy by Wheeling reader
A Wheeling resident writes in strong praise of Chamberlains Cough Remedy, claiming rapid relief from a severe cough and cold. He states three bottles cured his illness, prevented pneumonia, and eased chest pores, recommending the remedy for others and noting local retailers Chandler & Witmer, Lutesville, and Dr C M Witmen Marble Hill as suppliers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamberlain
Ratu
Meyers
Wheeling
W. Va
Ware
Chandler & Witmer
Lutesville
Dr. C. M .Witmen
Marble Hill
Martinaburg
A. Morris
Embreyville
M. Witmer
Digestive Ailments Attributed to Heavy Eating
An old newspaper fragment describes indigestion caused by overeating and lists symptoms such as heartburn headaches sour belches and nasal congestion. It promotes Kodol and Chamberlains remedies with testimonials from G A Morris and others and notes DeWitt’s pills as a gentle cleansing laxative option.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
8. M. McAnally
A Dangerous Month Coughs Colds and Horehound Syrup
A 1910s style ad notes coughs colds and catarrh as a dangerous month condition. It promotes Ballard s Horehound Syrup as immediate relief and cites a Salt Lake City customer testimonial urging others to try the pleasant and efficient remedy available in 250 500 and 1.00 sizes at Dr Witmer s.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ballard
J. A. Anderson
West Th St
Salt Lake Orty
One Minute Cough Cure Promoted By Colleague Testimony
A customer from Indiana reports catching a severe cold after rain and losing weight, then using One Minute Cough Cure. The first bottle gave relief, symptoms improved quickly, the person regained weight, and the remedy is labeled as curative for coughs colds croup bronchitis whooping cough pneumonia asthma and throat chest and lung issues. Dr S M McAlly endorses it as an ideal remedy for children.
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Gertrude EK
Feener
Mencia
Ind
8. M. McAlly
Wanted trustworthy geotleman or lady in each county
Wanted a trustworthy man or woman to manage business for an old established house of solid financial standing. Earn a straight weekly cash salary of $18 paid by check each Wednesday. Money advanced for expenses. Apply at 340 Caxon Building, Chicago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Caxion
Chicago
Worm Destroyer Promises Quick Health For Worms
A wartime era advertises White's Cream Vermifage claiming to destroy worms in the body. It asserts removal of mocur and slime used by worms to build their nest, and promises rapid restoration of a healthy condition where worms cannot exist. Sold at De O. M. Witmar's.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
White
de O. M. Witmar
Cured of Piles After Forty Years in Genoa Ohio
Cured of piles after four decades, Mr. C Haney of Genoa Ohio endured a long struggle. DeWitt Witch Hat el Salvo cured him permanently after doctors failed. Noted as invaluable for cuts burns bruises sprains and skin ailments.
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C. Haney
Genoa
Ohio
Dolima
DeWitt
Hatel
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J. W. Reilly
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Ivy
Henry Racker
Madrid
Game and Fish Protective Association
Sherif Shielda
Perryville
Jesse Blaylock
John Blaylock
Millheim
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Buckakin
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Republic
John W. ‘Holleck
Bloomfield
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United States District Court
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Olbera
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J. G. Glippard & Go
Laflin, Mo
M.S. A. Notes
Uraa
Va‘rious
A.W. Acuenart
Scopus
Brower
Cape County
Charles Williama
Cheatner
Satarmee Wal & Auccens
Enderstand
Pioneer Cooperage Company
Fouire
D. Stevens
D. H. Barker
Jobn Hortle
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Henry Palliam
Coone
Della Neiswangey
Oar
Jonas Barke
Cass
A. J. Lincoln
Riley Hahn
I. W. Jones
Scott
Atruonso and
Gasrom
New Century Knights
Baye
Soymty
N.C. K. Commandery
J. M. Kine
DeWits
M. McAnally
Wwe
Pelders Taylor & Widgecarver
Hardware Company
Missourl
Geo. B. Glark & Son
Lutesville, Mo
C. M. Witmer
Fr. M. Wells
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CLARK
Robert Drum
C. M. Wel
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C. & Kinder
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