Missouri Cotton Surge Tells of Prosperity and Policy
Missouri news columns discuss cotton surpluses across southern counties, led by Dunklin with 16 514 000 pounds shipped and value exceeding 2 million. The message endorses local industry, railways and education funding, urging support for state development and home merchants over distant catalog sellers.
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Cotton State
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Dexon
Christian
Taney
Ozark
Howell
Pembeot
Oregon
Ripley
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Stoddard
Dunkin
New Madrid
Mississippi
Danklio
Mull County
Arkansas
Cotas
Jefferson City Press
Our Correspondents Glimpses From Local Life
Health is good at this writing as farmers stay busy. Mariah Burns went to Flat River list Thursday. Flatwoods boys were in town Sunday. Napoleon Limbaugh and family of Pint River visit this place. Some young people attended the box supper at Besaville. Benjamin P. Davenport of Oak Ridge visited here the first week. Our set advances under Mr. Orville Zimmerman. Buccdss to THE Press. A Logs S7A8group vast. Ma Burron: But seeing anything Meowhe.
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Mariah Burns
Flat River
Geveral
Flatwoods
Napoleon Limbaugh
Pint River
Besaville
Benjamin P. Davenport
Oak Ridge
Orville Zimmerman
Rural notes show sowing, births, and business updates
Local farmers report sowing of wheat and large acreage with strong attendance at the school. Mr L Kinder and Mr B Kinder plan to sow about 70 acres of wheat. A wedding joins Ex Judge John Austin to Mrs Sarah Hosea. Updates include hardware merchant Fred Clippard, brick kiln work by Martin Vandorn Jr., and seasonal rain shortages affecting crops. Community residents named include William Jones and Jame Watkins with ongoing trade in Cape Girardeau and Bloomfield.
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Mr. B. Kinder
Jomoe Watkina
Somion
Jomoe
Watkins
Duoiel Fish
Balu
Cape Girardeau
Bloomfeld
Successo
Tom Panes
Tte
Laflin
William Jones
Cape Girardens
John Austin
Sarah Hosea
J. L. Poston
Benny
Link Baker
Link
Joan F. Winters
Idalin
Stoddard
Fred Clippard
Martin Vandorn, Jr
School Progress Notice from Arran and Mayor Revell
Teachers report steady progress and request cooperation of pupils and parents to improve attendance. Letter from Arran, Principal, and Mayor Revell urges regular class attendance to keep schooling arranged and advancing.
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Prin
Ata Iui
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Revell
Local School Notes Welcome Visitors and Improvements
Loy Ravilia Momma and others visit the Normal School last Thursday. Richard Phelps returns to work after illness as Prof Wingo handles a late week billing issue. A bell change improved sound. croquet grounds provide ample amusement and our team claims champion status. A welcoming note invites all to see the Normal.
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Wingo
Han
Noamat
Somina
M S A Notes From The Society Meeting
We are here and more coming weekly. The Society meeting is postponed to next Friday. Students show interest in all departments. Lane and Bow man inspected the Boarding Hall last week and work may begin at noon. Our boys rued defeat in base ball but Public School girls excel at basket ball with Miss Grant and Teller active. Davault hopes to travel to Flat River Saturday for MSA interests. A book keeping class will close Monday. Hoping to see many young people soon. Srvupent a
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Express
J.8. Lane
Rev. B. L. Bowman
Missus Grant
Teller
Davault
Flat River
M.S A
St. Praw
Stallings
Caruthersville
Harry
Karl Nelson
Writing and Drawing in the Public Schools
The article argues that writing and drawing are essential in public schools. It stresses rapid penmanship for government and business jobs, and positions drawing as vital for scientific study and expression, linking art to manual training and overall teaching aid.
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Etra
F. J. Henpenssor
Great bargain on Detroit Free Press weekly offer
A note promotes a special arrangement with The Twice-a-Week Detroit Free Press. Readers may receive both papers for $1.50 by mailing orders to Hill & Chandler in Marble Hill Missouri. The offer highlights the papers’ Tuesday and Friday editions with world news and family articles.
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Republic
St. Louis
Detroit Free Press
Free Press
Michigan
Detroit Free
Hill & Chandler
Marble Hill
Southeast Missouri reports mix of local notices and crimes
Local columns recount various community items from October schedules to thefts and killings. Reports include water district decisions, a fatal shooting by a marshal, robberies near Caruthersville, fair preparations, political notes, and a court case linked to marriage disputes.
Much Reading for Little Money in The New York World Monthly
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Promising Good Times Monthly Debuts From Columbus
The Promising How Journal, a new 16 page monthly named Good Times, arrives with the current month and Columbus origin. It is departmentally structured with original matter, no advertising in the first issue, and plans to build circulation. The publication aims for journal like success and low priced monthly status, per Elyria Republican.
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Good Times
Columbus
Elyria Republican
Pan American Exposition memoirs by Cosmopolitan writers
Fourteen Cosmopolitan writers were sent to the Pan American Exposition to study features for a splendid souvenir recounting architecture life and midway. Photographs and engravings accompany notes by Grant Turner Butler Pupin Heap Wilcox and Walker among others. The souvenir promises a finer number than the Chicago World's Fair and aims to preserve the exposition's main attractions for visitors and nonvisitors alike.
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