Fragmented Political Dispatch From Hidden Text
An early report discusses Democratic and Republican observers amid a Missouri district primary, noting views on county offices and the Senate. It references the Boer and abolition of liberty terms, plus a discussion of a treaty ratification stance by the United States Senate and American public sentiment.
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Lord Paonce Fot
Bellion
Abie
May
Santa
Senate
Mans
United Staten Senate
Public views on law, politics and Sunday hunting
A long speaker condemns costly litigation against the government and defends enforcing Sunday hunting laws. He argues public interest lies in protecting officials and the reputations of victors, while criticizing threats against lawmen and noting the sheriff’s duty in upholding Sunday rest laws.
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Cogta
Bohiey
United States
Thaxe
War Department
Informa
C&dmiral Bohly
Jefferon Democrat
Sherif Jyong
Hontiog
Sanday
Revered Irl K Hicks Alive Despite Rumors Almanac Released
The Rev Irl K Hicks, believed dead by rumor, is said to be in good health and more active. His 1902 Almanac and a larger journal have been prepared with assistants, highlighting his weather forecasts and store predictions.
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Tr BR. Hicks
Irl K. Hicks
Thanksgiving Day Prayer Migrant Verse 1901
Fragmented 1901 Thanksgiving meditation from a communal prayer. It invokes gratitude for harvest and God’s blessing, mentions fields, victory over hardship, and a call for unity. Names appear as garbled attributions, reflecting OCR errors, but the piece centers on faith, sacrifice, and communal thanks on Thanksgiving.
Normal School Lecture and Disappointments Highlight Week
Our correspondent reports Normal pupils attended a lecture by Prof W T Carrington last Wednesday night. Richards in We lent Friday. Richards presented a bouquet to the pupils of the Normal Qar class in elocution is advancing rapidly. Rev Maxwell visited us last Thursday. Qar class vocalization in mov. shows promise. We were disappointed about uniforms but hope for better gear. Noumar Seurns.
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Seresvitus
Normal
W. T Carrington
Lurks
Richards
Mere
Maxwell
Noumar
Residents share news from Bollinger county and beyond
Robert McCorier and Zalman visited relatives Saturday and Sunday. Fuller left Greenbrier for Poplar Bluff and returned last Saturday. Andy reports improved wheat appearance and 200 pores of lugd cleared thin winter. A blacksmith plans to move away this week. Thieves are stealing in the neighborhood and a warning of hickory oil punishment. Dan Corbin and others returned from a hooting trip with tales of their wide travels and a panther forefoot as proof.
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Robert McCorier
Nowt Zalman
Fuller
Greenbrier
Poplar Bluff
Bollinger County
A. J. McMinn
Reddy
Andy
Droplet
Dan Corbin
Max Apdlen
Sedgewickville High News Notes From The Country
Sedgewickville reports record high school attendance and ongoing student activities. local posts note staff changes and new books for the library while a revival of essays and literary society work continues. Thanksgiving day is observed as a holiday with students attending a Webster Davis event and gym talent celebrated.
Local notes round up readers and residents
A compact community column records Mr. McKelvy seeking help with a bridge project, church events, and family moves. We note health updates on Mrs. Leonard and Viotonbi, harvests, repairs, and small-town travels from Saturday through Sunday with multiple neighbors visiting relatives and work on farms and mills ongoing.
St Ivo Post-Dispatch Names Mr Doaley as Sunday Speaker
The St Ivo Post-Dispatch claims top Sunday paper status and announces that its humorist Mr Doaley, also known as Fioay P. Dunne, will deliver regular mony discourses through the Sunday Post Dispatch.
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America
St. Ivo
Moniphan votes to issue water bonds at November election
A November 16 election in Moniphan approved bonding for water works. Bertha Meimer of Union town Perry roonty, described as insane, named her eleven month old baby David Kirkpatrick. He reportedly committed suicide in jail on November 15 by ingesting Joudanum. A Mississippi farmer raised a gest powntea sold at four for one.
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Moniphan
Myre
Bertha Meimer
Uniontown
Perry Roonty
Babe
David Kirkpatrick
Portolngton
Fire and crime report from Perry county and surrounding towns
A string of fires damaged property in Piedmont and nearby, with insurance covering losses. In Perry county a raid targeted moonshining sites while a child was harmed in a separate incident. A young worker fell 500 feet in a mine at Red Onion shaft, and a Dexter courthouse prospect leads to a planned college. County court work shows road overseers clearing routes. a mill yard workers achievements set a local record. Prospectors flood Madison County as mining booms draw in investors. Wolves attacking livestock prompt a farmers posse and ongoing pursuit to curb the depredations.
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Acer
George Subwell
George
November 82 1901 school monthly report page
Hen xeos Senoat reports for Lutoyvid school month ending November 22. Attendance 627 daily average 144 with 0 daily ties and 17 five day or more absences. J. LBaera, teacher, notes progress and thanks patrons for ongoing support. Signed by W. Panman principal, Lope Jamieson and Mave Hevecin assistants.
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Henxeos
Borolimoat
Daga
Wil
Ae ‘Dally
Chamber
Thorp
J. Lbaera
Lutoyvid
Sehool
Pup AD
Xolomen Io
Walng
War School
Ord
Real
Writing and Drawing in the Public Behoots
The article urges public school drawing courses to study art through Perry pictures and similar works. It explains methods for analyzing pictures, selecting subjects, and guiding students to interpret scenes, artists, and symbolism, with notes on Madonna and Raphael works and teacher responsibilities.
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Perry
Arinon Ta
Bouwers
Cavan
Christina
Raphael
D. A. Wright
Lansing
Mich
Perry Picture Co
Maldon
Mass
Boards of Education
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Brownwood
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George Lancpher
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D. M. Newell & Sons
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Peederichtoun Tribune
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Long Brarrit
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W. &. Panman
Lope Jamieson
Mave Hevecin
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Gikkwel
J. W. Dunawa
Rayfield-Smith
Academy
F. J. Hendershot
Prin
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Vied-Prin
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Yours Truly
D. C. VanAmburg & Co., General Merchants
Lutesville
Ussouri
HE Lutesville
Ormal
Dutssville, Bo
T. B. Wingo
Jon Sem
L Tacha
Sentry Fr
Leith Real Estate
Marsas
W. K. Chandler
Attorney AT Law
Axp Notary Public
Marnle Hill
O.M. Witmer
Prof
P.M. Welle
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Poffice
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