Democratic State Ticket Names for Various Races
The slate lists candidates for Congress in the 13th district M. R. Smith. Supreme Court judges A. M. Woodson and W. W. Graves. Superintendent Howard A. Gass. Railroad and Warehouse C Oglesby. County Court judges George Elfrink and ne Mungle. M. J. Francis. Circuit Clerk W. R. Farrar. County Court Cherie J A Richards. Prosecuting Attorney R. G. Hartle. Sheriff P. E. Shell. Revenue Collector W. L. Dunn. Treasurer J. M. Zimmerman and RK D Biaylock.
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Congress
Hon
M. R. Smith
Supreme Court
A. M. Woodson
Por
Judge County Court
George Elfrink
Ne Mungle
M. J. Francis
W. R. Farrar
Cherie
J. A. Richards
R. G. Hartle
Evzavows wl can should go to the Cape sect bear Bryan
The fragmentary notice urges a gathering in Lotesville on the 17th with references to local records, a county, and two books. Names and places are unclear, but the call to attend remains the core message of the readable text.
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Evzavows
Cape
Bryan
Warned Editor Clash Over County Finances and Readopen Records
A Local column defends fiscal honesty, attacks political editors, and cites county debt peaks under Judge Conrad. It recalls a 15 cent road levy later struck unconstitutional by the Supreme Court and mentions Wells amid bank history in Bolling.
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Lutesville
Taz Paris
Conrad
Supreme Court
Wells
Bolling
Our Correspondents Leopold Health Note
Our Correspondents Leopold report health in the area is generally good. They mention Mrs John Tenbolder as an exception with serious health concerns while noting her status within the community.
Local items mix with farm and church notes in St Louis carnival report
The column records assorted local happenings from the St Louis area including a grand carnival report, land transfers like Ant. Steverink Jr selling his farm to John Masters, Rev J M Huber visiting, and candidates campaigning. It notes church improvements, livestock transactions, and various visits, with weather and farming activity mentioned as harvests continue.
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St. Louis
Ant. Steverink, Jr
John Masters
J. M. Huber
F. G. Clippard
Cape Girardesa
Ant. Braverink
Frank Eldracher
Joe Manning
Wm. Price
Bainbridge
Apt. Holshof
Oran
Ben
Henry Schulte
John Hinkebein
Jomax
Health very good bere pow.
The fragmentary note notes health status with terse phrases and names partially readable. It mentions Bere and Lees and hints at a fete or event related to Rene, but details are unclear.
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Rene
Local residents plan moves and farm dealings
Louis Welker and wife head to Dunklin county. Peter Welker plans repairs on his house. John Grindstaff buys a 1700 dollar farm on Crooked Creek known as the Sam Zimmerman firm. John Ridings reports a cow loss. J M Shrum buys hogs paying six cents a pound and expects to go to the city soon. Tommy.
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Louis Welker
Dunklin County
Peter Welker
John Grindstaff
Crooked Creek
Sam Zimmerman
John Ridings
J. M. Shrum
Tommy
Castor News Recap From Local Folks and Events
Castor notes report health updates and visits from Greenville, Fredericktown, and St Louis. Local deaths include Frank Rhodes. farmers lag sowing due to rain. Several residents move, teach, or visit kin, with social events and grape hunting described. A fledgling campaign tone notes many candidates around town.
Local notes from Bessville and nearby communities
J M Davenport was bitten by a copperhead while rebuilding a fence but is recovering. William Slinkard of Bessville and a Miss Dram of Flat River wed on September 30. H H Mabuce and family visited Mrs Monch. daughter Ethel, a Barber School teacher, joined them. Maggie Goll and Paul and Gordon Griffith of Fredericktown visited Bessville. Mrs Sam Cooper is ill. Prayer meeting at Ebb Sanders. Mrs Lacewell gave birth to twin boys on October 1. Caele Tom Barns remains confined but improving. J M Welker and wife slowly recovering. Wilbur Davis of Edna to visit parents next week. Some boys out power hunting found ripe dogwood berries. Dade Moyers making molasses. Aust Rebecca Huffman has returned home from visiting H M Aslsbury's family. Rev D E Barrett gifted his appointment for Hidee Sunday.
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James Thompson
J. F. Sitze
Fredericktown
Ruth Rhodes
Edgar Zimmerman
Charles Davin
Harry Bhietley
Palmer Ferguson
Robert Whitener
Fredercktown
Frank
Zach Rhodes
Kinder’s Chapel
St. Louis
J. H. Zimmerman
P. J. Burford
Tallent
Floraan
Lautesville
Mandelippard
Marble Hill
Bessie Hall
St. Lous
Castor
Minnie Matthews
Grover Matthews
Alma Peak
Dan Glover
J. M. Baxter
Bismarck
Paom Mermers
J. M. Davenport
William Slinkard
Bessville
Dram
Flat River
H. H. Mabuce
Ebb Sander
Lacewell
Rebecca Huffman
H. M. Aslsbury
Family Storen
D. E. Barrett
Hidee Sanday
Gien Alien Visits Grandparents and Local Friends
The text notes Prachima Skize visiting her grandparents Mr and Mrs D C Zoe merman on Saturday and Wednesday. Grover Howard of Oran visits friends in LA this week. Berry, a local merchant, is mentioned in passing.
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Prachima
Hus
Mes
D.C. Zoemerman
Grover Howard
Oran
Berry
Cor Crever
Local notes sketch weather and society events
Health is reasonably good in our part of the country amid heavy rains that damaged corn and fodder. Farmers delay wheat sowing. Lynn Tallent of Fredericktown visited relatives. Ed Shell spent time in Whitewater settlement. Neighbor boys head to Dunklin county to pick cotton and gather carp. J J Long and J W Tallent in town. Mrs Sam Sheil and Nancy visited J H Reagan. Walter Denman of Margue traveled to the Cape on business. Rsyford Hawn and Mrs Jane Brothertor wed October 5. Erin Yount remains poorly.
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Loyd
D. J. Yount
Lynn Tallent
Fredericktown
Ed Shell
Whitewater
Dunklin County
J. Long
J. W. Tallent
Sam Sheil
Fittie
Nancy
J. H. Reagan
Walter Denman
Margue
Cape
Rsyford Hawn
Jane Brothertor
Patton
Jerome Simbard
Central Business College Pushes Students for Jobs
The Sedalia, Missouri school lists graduates landing positions at major firms in Kansas City and Oklahoma, with salaries from 50 to 125 per month. It notes high demand for stenographers and bookkeepers, an ongoing job placement drive, and a notable penmanship display at the State Fair praised as the best in the state.
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Star Tobacco
Virginia
Lutesville
Kansas
American Star
Waronker Brothers
Central Business College
Sedalia
Frank Lightfoot
Vile Health Company
Bolivar
Frank
Lena Mays
Jenkins Music Company
Kansas City
N. Terry
Armour Packing Company
Missouri
L. E. George
Cudahy Packing Company
Omaha
Nebraska
Susie Jenkins
Oklahoma City
Oklahoma
Loretta Lydick
Flower Barnett Dry Goods Company
J. W. Smith
Thos. Hubbard
Kimball
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Waroweer
Hamilton Brown
Dittmann
Monte Carlo
Oxford
Foren
Lutesville, Mo
W. W. Graves
Howard A. Gass
Cou'r
H. R. Oglesby
Democratic
William B. Yount
F. M. Wells
P. E. Shell
Revenue
W. L. Dunn
J. M. Zimmerman
RK. D. Biaylock
Lotesville
Axe
Taz Pose
Banner
Leopold
John Tenbolder
H. J. Berry
Geo. E. Kinder
Harley Cobb
Glen Allen
Harley
Yount
Barkschapel
Belle Poston
Catherine Stark
Harry Smith
de Soto
Lafin
N. W. Haffman
Herbry Cobb
Sandsy
Jacob Masters
Ties Place
Jeff Stevens
Scopus
A. J. Masters
J. D. Ridings
Ridings
William Denton
Bornville
Ched
H. A. Rhodes
Miss Meadows
Greenville
J. M. Kinder
Blanche Bollinger
Beassville
Gien Alien
Taylor Mercantile Co
Ayer
Lyers
Moore
Clark's Hardware
People's Bank
Lutesville, Missouri
C. M. Witmer
Geo. BE
Clark
Chas. C. Hobbs
Bollinger County Bank
M. Welle
EB. B. Beck
G. EB. Clark
Mosler
Yale
Jackson Mansts Wonns
John H. Bander
C. L. Talley
B. H. Bollinger
Prus
WM. Lages
Vice
Paul
J. ¥. Slinkard
Casurso
Bank OF
Zalma
D. B. Corbin
D. F. Myers
Leo Slinkard
National Safe & Lock Co
Sargent & Greenleaf
C. A. Sander
Pare
Robert Drum
Casmen
J. A. Taylor
T. D. B. Hill
Manisie Hill
Capital
Missourii
J.a.sander
R.L. Robinson
J. E. Kinder
Dean B. Hill
Mountains
Colorado
Memphis
E. W. Labeaume
G. P
T. A
P. P. McNeny
Pine Binff, Ark
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