Large Force Starts Work at Lutesville Quarries
Skeptics see tangible proof of progress as St Louis Lithographing company moves to active stone production at Lutesville. A carload of machinery and three engines arrived, tasks begin next Monday, and a large workforce will blast rock and ship several carloads this week. Thirteen acres bought from Eli Lutes promise abundant stone, boosting Twin Cities population and business.
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St. Louis
Lutesville
Eli Lutes
Twin Cities
Doss Wade Killed In De Soto Yard Tragedy
Special to the Press De Soto September 30 1893 last Friday night Doss Wade was killed in the railroad yards here his hand was cut off He had been drinking and was stealing a ride on a freight car He fell from a car near the front and almost the entire train passed over him His home was in Franklin County.
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Doss Wade
DeSoto
Franklin County
Marriages in Marble Hill Area Texts
Ollie Hahn and Miss Etta Rose were married at Henry Rose's residence east of Marble Hill last Sunday with Rev Eli Ray officiating. Pink Shram and Miss Masters wed Sunday at Rev B L Bowman's Marble Hill residence.
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Hymen
Cupid
Ollie Hahn
Etta Rose
Henry Rose
Marble Hill
Eli Ray
Pink Shram
Miss Masters
B. L. Bowman
Dread Diphtheria Strikes Lutesville Children
Diphtheria runs through Lutesville with several severe cases among children. Nellie Green Charley King and Mattie Warren are bedridden. The Board of Education closes public schools and strict precautions are in place to halt spread.
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Lutesville
Nellie Green
Charley King
Mattie Warren
Board of Education
M E Church South Adjourns With Move Tied To Funds
West Puramis Oct 3 The St Louis conference of the M E Church South reports 1906 new members. A decision on moving Bellvue Collegiate Institute is held until 25,000 dollars and a ten acre site are pledged. Several reverends are reassigned across districts and circuits amid a flurry of transfers and elder appointments.
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West Puramis
St. Louis
M. E. Church
South
Bellvue Collegiate Institute
N. B. Henry
J. T. Kendall
Charleston
Bonne Terre
Lauresville
Marble Hill
Farmington
J. A. Russell
F. Bater
Lutesville
J. A. Oliver
W. J. Hays
C.E McClintoe
Doniphan
R. A. McC
Jease's Little Gun trial in Marble Hill court
Jesse Kearn of near Zalma faced Justice Bowman in Marble Hill last Monday on a concealed weapons charge. He was found guilty and fined 50 dollars plus costs. He faces additional charges from the sheriff for nonpayment as the buildin g continues and material work on the new residence proceeds amid activity at the Palace of News.
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Jease
Jesse Kearn
Near Zalma
Justice Bowmans Court
Marble Hill
Charg
Sher
Fragmented Oph text recovers a gossip note
The readable fragments show a cryptic editor’s remark about a pretty new girl and questions of embodiment, form, and pace. The passage hints at social dynamics and perception but lacks a coherent event or clear names to anchor a fuller summary.
Mayfield Smith academy chronicles and leaders
The article reviews the Mayfield Smith academy history from 1878 origins in Smithville to Marble Hill and the 1890s development. It highlights founders Dr. W H Mayfield and R Henry Smith, first principal T W Tate, later principal E R Graham, and Norma head Miss Clara D True.
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Mayfield Smith Academy
Mayfield-Smith Academy
Smithville
Sedgewickville
St. Francois
E. R. Graham
Clara D. True
EB. R. Graham
Mayfield- Smith Academy
Innscore
Dumffriesshire
Lara D. True
Blue Grass
Kentucky
Fulton
Synodical Female College
Springfield
Missouri
Huntsville, Ark
Li ph Wei Methodist Preachers Located
A fragmented page notes Methodist preachers located in Mississippi and related editorial items. It mentions W C T U organizing, a brief on Thompson’s death, and various regional notes including Missouri in the Sunday Schools and Southeast News.
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Earn
Polgioms
Esea
Mississippi
the News
Lars
Ler
Thompson
Glen Allen News
Missouri
Bowman
Southeast News
The Press Leaders in the Southeast TV News Scene
The Press aims to match any paper in the Southeast with strong make up and editorials. The Eldne department led by W. A. Leoffier benefits teachers, while Rev Bowman's Religious depot covers sermons. A farmers department under Albert Perkins will launch, plus social pages by E. L. Drum. The editor Tom A leads with eight years in journalism and Late V. Wells assists in city news.
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Eldne
W. A. Leoffier
Bowman
Albert 8. Perkins
E. L. Drum
Tom A
Man
V. Wells
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Lithograph Company
G. Mayer
Palace of News
Henry M. Smith
Academy
Clara Edward
Fairville, Mo
Missionary Baptist Church
Andelis
Parison
E. W
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