How to Increase the Value of the Corn Crop
Reports show September storms caused a loss of over 25 million bushels of corn in the state. The article explains feeding corn with oil meal boosts weight gain in hogs, citing Missouri experiments. It details costs and profits from different feedings, concluding mixed corn meal and oil meal raises producer profit per 100 bushels.
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Missouri Experiment Station
EF. B. Forbes
Geo. B. Earts
Board of Agriculture
Man Takes Carbolic Acid in Missouri Store
Erich R. James died from carbonic acid poisoning on October 4 1905 in his father s Zalma Missouri store. He left farewell letters to family and friends expressing deep unhappiness and stating he sought to end his life rather than endure sorrow.
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Nulis
Yvoine
Bate
A. FE
Jastes
Zalma
Missouri
Erich R. James
Our Correspondents Grassy Health and Local News
Health is reasonably good. Farmers sow wheat and work stave bolts for Pioneer Cooperage at Buchanan. Aunt Adaline Lutes of Lutesville visits her sister Mrs Jensie Myers this week. Mrs Jasper Rea formerly Mary Myers died October 7. Remains buried in Rea cemetery. She leaves a husband four children aged five weeks two parents a sister two brothers and many friends. An obituary will appear shortly. Stephen.
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Pioneer Cooperage Company
Buchanan
Adaline Lutes
Lutesville
Jensie Myers
Jasper Rea
Mary Myers
Rea
Sth
Stephen
Stave haul runs strong as locals plan cotton field trips
Tallent notes heavy stave haul from Patton to Marquand with many locals trying it this week. Rev Omri Tallent attends a southern county church conference. Several young men consider a trip to the Kingdom of Dunklin cotton fields to pick. Liberty services held Saturday and Sunday but the pro tracted meeting is postponed to November. W G Kitchen and wife visited Marquand on Saturday. M B Whitener and family attended Liberty church last Sunday. Connie and Augusta Davis of Bessville area were here Sunday. Curtis Dennis of Patton was a no pleasant visitor this Sunday. Lorna Doone.
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Patton
Marquand
Omri Tallent
Dunklin
Liberty
W. G. Kitchen
M. B. Whitener
Connie
Augusta Davis
Bessville
Curtis Dennis
Lorna Doone
WwW M C Notes Involving Local Students
Doc O Kelley of Patton and William Clingingsmith of Oak Ridge entered school Monday. William Smith and Rita Robins entered on a day last week. Miss Laura Ellinghaus is taking a German course at the College. A possum cant drew a large turnout last Friday night with an immense time. Rev Ed L Stovall preached at Wolf Island Sunday. Rev Moyers preached at New Salem Sunday. Prof F J Hendershot led a large Baptist congregation Sunday night. Unciz Reuvs introduces himself as a new hand in the business.
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M. C
Doc O’ Kelley
Patton
William Clingingsmith
Oak Ridge
William Smith
Rita Robins
Laura Ellinghaus
Ed. L. Stovall
Wolf Island
Wolf Island Sunday. Rev. Moyers
New Salem
F. J. Hendershot
The
Baptist Church
Regular Updates From a Vigilant Community
Loyd survives and the writer plans steadier reports in the future. Health in the community remains reasonably good at present. Aunt Jime Hawk has been...
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Loyd
Jime Hawk
Local notes on community residents and farm activity
Wp agetin on the sick list. Mr and Mrs M Whitener visited Mrs Whitener's father Rev Win Berry at Glen Allen. J L Wallis is preparing for the meeting next week. W E Whitener trades hogs. E Hawn and Rayford Hawn shipped fine cattle. Hawn school grows under Miss Clara Walker with about 70 pupils. Grindstuf Brothers moved their clover huller to James Devenport's. M & Whitener sold mules for 300 dollars and bought young mares from C C Welker. Rev J H Yount preached at Liberty. Misses Effie and Elsie Shrum and Alice, Nora Garner, Amanda and Rhoda Trentham visited Mrs A W Henderson. Wilson Knowles of near Patton visits often. Loyners.
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Agetin
Whitener
Whiteners
Win. Berry
Glen Allen
J. L. Wallis
W. KE. Whitener
Willie
E. Hawn
Rayford Hawn
J. H. Yount
Liberty
Effie
Elsie Shrum
Alice
Nora Garner
Amanda
Rhoda Trentham
A. W. Henderson
Wilson Knowles
Near Patton
Wessville News Highlights Local Visits and Wheat Prospects
The Wessville area reports Thursday prayer meetings at the Ridge and numerous visits as Sam TLancher, C P Pease, Zene Welker, and others are staying with relatives or partnering in ventures. Local farmers express optimism for wheat with good ground and cooler weather. discussions grow about cotton farming as a cash crop, while community clerks note funerals, court visits, and farm labor.
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Wessville
Ridge
Sam Tlancher
Whitewater
C. P. Pease
Ellington
Conn
Dr. Griffith
Starley Venable
Spring Valley
Rans Bess
Cleve Davis
Robt
Alexander
Teco Hawn
Ham
Zene Welker
Ed. Sitzes
Joe Whitener
Levi Greer
L. C. Griffith
Little Crooked Creek
Local notes on farming and community life
Farmers sow wheat while others wait for the moon. Henry Goodson improves, Miss Mecie Wilkinson sick. Families travel to cotton country. a new baby for Will Underwood and wife. a niece boards with R C Alexander and wife. Trace Creek Baptist Church calls Rev Unas Jamison for next year. Pipkin and Zimmerman's attendance noted. Seabaugh family visits relatives. Stilts and Shell ship hogs to St Louis. Anthony Seabaugh visits. Clay Minter travels to Flat River. Success to The Press.
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Henry Goodson
Mecie Wilkinson
Will Underwood
R. C. Alexander
Leo Hawn
Dunklin
Trace Creek
St. Louis
Anthony Seabaugh
Patton
Clay Minter
Flat River
Tragedy in Malma: Erich R. James Takes His Life
Shock spread through Malma as residents learned that Erich R. James, a promising young man active in Masonry and local youth affairs, had died by his own hand last Thursday morning. The town mourns a prominent figure and awaits further details about the incident and its impact on the community.
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Erich R. James
Scopus Newslet: Local notes from a Missouri burg
Scopus column recaps community happenings from malaria concerns to church construction at Lone Grove for the General Baptist conference opening October 19. Oda Chestner visits from Chicago, H B Cole and wife return from St Louis with fall stock, a fine baby girl born Sept 28 to Mr and Mrs H Cook, Rev J F Bishop’s meetings at New Prospect, and teachers attending the Marble Hall teachers association September 28 to 30.
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Mr. Epheor
Buffalo Bill
Oda Chestner
Chicago
Oda
Lone Grove
General Baptist Church
H. B. Cole
Scopus
N. F. Chestner
H. Cook
Babe
J. F. Bishop
New Prospect
W. R. Farrar
Hornersville
Teachers’ Association
Marble Hall
Walker
Free Wall Charts Offer from The Republic and Farm Progress
A popular newspaper ad promotes a free set of nine maps and a choice of state maps with a one dollar subscription to The Republic and Farm Progress. The offer, described as limited time, includes three large 36 inch sheets and free mailing, with fulfillment to separate addresses if requested.
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Notice to Taxpayers Dates for Bollinger County Meetings
Henry Evrrahn collector announces taxpayer meetings across Bollinger County with dates and locations including German Townsuir Mayfield's Store Scopus Union Townsair Heitman's Mill Alliance Tr Patton Crooked Creek W G Kitchens Bessville Sh Shrum Postoffice Fillmore Township Grassy Postoffice Keeln's Store Buchanan Wayne Township Zalma Sturdivant Greenbrier Liperty Townsall Peter Bess's Dongola Drum Lorance Township Leopold Laflin Glen Allen Lutesville and remaining time at Marble Hill office Poll tax receipts urged.
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Mayfield’s
David Bollinger
Scopus
Union Townsair
Heitman’s Mill
Alliance
Tr. Patton
Crooked Creek Townsull
W.G. Kitchens
Bessville
Fillmore Township
Grassy
Es Keeln’s
Buchanan
Wayne Township
Zalma
Sturdivant
Greenbrier
Liperty Townsall
Peter Bess
Dongola
Ts Teas
Lorance
Leopold
Ze Laflin
Trustee's Sale by Sheriff in Bollinger County Missouri
Sheriff D J Conrad to sell by public auction the 97 acre tract in Bollinger county Missouri under a deed of trust dated 1903. The sale will be October 21 1905 at the north door of Marble Hill courthouse between 9am and 5pm for cash to satisfy the note.
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Sanford
Hawn
Bertha V. Hawn
Bollinger County
Missouri
D. J. Conrad
Marble Hill
Township 32
Probate Court Publication Order In Estate Of Joseph Casey
In Bollinger Missouri August term 1905 guardian C A Sander reports need for final settlement of minor estate. Notice ordered by publication four weeks before November term in Tre Marese Hi PRESS. Judge John W Sample certifies copy. done in Marble Hill August 25 1905.
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State of Missaur
Bollinger
Missouri
D. W. Errrom
John H. Turtey
D. W. Burford
Marble Hill Press
State OF
John W
Sample
Dione
Marble Hill
Said
Joan W. Sartre
Bollinger County
Joseph Casey
C.A. Sander
C. A. Sander
Said County
Tre Maresie Hi. Press
Hes
Scak
Joan W. Sample
Cotton Belt Route Service to Texas and Memphis
TO ST. LOUIS MEMPHIS Affords a convenient service two daily trains carrying modern equipment thru Pullman Sleepers thru Chair Cars Parlor Cafe Cars between Memphis and Texarkana on trains 1 and 2 service a la carte The same excellent service to points in Texas Texarkana Dallas Ft Worth Waco Sherman See that your ticket reads via Cotton Belt Route Call on ticket agent or write Kk W LABESSUME G P & T A St Louis Mo
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Memphis
Texarkana
Texas
Dallas
Ft. Worth
Waco
Sherman
Kk. W. Labessume
St. Louis, Mo
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