Political shifts and legal figures highlighted in Missouri notices
In a Missouri era column, Democratic judges and political figures are discussed along with party unity efforts and legal opinions. News items mention Judge John L Fort of Dexter as a favored Supreme Court candidate, naval testimony impacting public opinion, and Bryan era publications expanding political discourse. The piece also notes local advertising dynamics and commercial reportage shaping reader access to goods and prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Democrati
John L. Fort
Dexter
Missouri
Supreme Court
Juge Fort
Supreme Beach
Farmington County project signals cost and scope
The Farmington asylum commission met at the Laclede Hotel on October 11 and approved contractor G. B. Math of Wood Plains Mo to build a dining hall kitchen and laundry. Bond set at 84000 dollars. Work to begin at once with completion aimed for March 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Republic
Farmington
Wella
Local News Gleanings and Social Notes
Our correspondents report good health and community events. Rain blessed Glen Allen last Saturday while Mrs J K Smith visits Higdon parents. Rev Jones moved to town and J H Watkins attended the Cape fair. Adam Lincoln clears for Berry and Son, J Q Stevens and family at the Cape fair. Sunday School at the Baptist at six o clock each Sunday. A son of Henry Buehler broke his arm Tuesday morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glen Allen
J. K. Smith
Higdon
Elery Zimmerman
Leyser
Rev. Jones
J. H. Watkins
Cape
Adam Lincoln
Berry & Son
J. Q. Stevens
the Baptist
Henry Buehler
School notes on Roscoe Burford and upcoming events
Our school expresses sympathy for fellow student Roscoe Burford and hopes for a speedy recovery. Adam Lincoln and Joe Abernathy visited earlier in the week, with a bell game planned for Friday. A special meeting next Friday is urged, promising value and benefit to attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roscoe Burford
Adam Lincoln
Joe Abernathy
Physical Culture class notes and school events
A San text from a 19th century style report describes Physical Culture week, improvements at the school, visitors including Mim Ewin Smith and others, a bookkeeping class expanding, music and elocution starting, and local sermon and fair trips. Delegates for a Sabbath School Convention are named, with remarks on a student and local preacher.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mim Ewin Smith
Sarah Dickey
Joe Absrnathy
Pred Sadler
Gertrude Biggs
Wingo
Fmai
Gimith
Nona Sona
Local notes on weather, school, and farming progress
Glad to report good health and rain appreciated by farmers. A moccasin bite affected a girl at Victoria but she is recovering. Farmers near Cape Girardeau and here praise school progress and recent church services. Wheat looks promising, sowing done, corn to be harvested. Travel improves with new railroad, town Ingersol growing, teacher shortages, wages 35 to 45 dollars, health good, Tux Passe welcomed, best wishes from Baus Davavir.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Watkin
Victoria
Cape Girardeau
May
Tas Press
Ingersol
Tere
Baus Davavir
Writing and Drawing in the Public Schools
A guide for teachers and students on drawing in schools recommends a paired manual from D. C. Heath & Co. It details materials for children and older students, proper pencil use, and care of the paper setup for neatness and precision.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. C. Heath & Co
Chicago
Perpendicular pencil drill and safety note
Directions describe how to hold a pencil perpendicular to pews and perform a slow writing exercise. It instructs keeping a small four inch diameter circle and moving from right to left, with caution for children, and to raise and retrieve the pencil slowly during practice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Angers
J. Hexponator
Adjourned Term Adopts Bonds and Fees in 1901 Court
October 1901 adjourned term approves final report of B L Bowman commissioner for county farm building, approves school fund bonds for John A Baker and Charles H Myers, and Charles M Carey. Monroe Masters sent to poor farm. Certified fee bills listed for Marion Masters et al, Wm Brower, Emanuel Lacy, Maggie Sharp, James Walters, others. Court adjourns to next session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Purmant
Mom
B. L. Bowman
John A. Baker
Charles H. Myers
John M. Allen
Charles M. Carey
Monroe Masters
Marion Masters Et al
Wm. Brower
Emanuel Lacy
Maggie Sharp
James Walters
Frank Lacy
Thomas Killian
Mat Anderson
Joseph Waldrape
FP. L. Mooney
R. P. Dalton
James Reed
R. W. Fischer
Reponitor Road
Ieee Tarte Hill
Bolli O Goan
Senktor
John
Hill
Ieee
M. Allen
Bollinger
D. B. Hill
King
Sharif
Probate Court Docket Executors and Guardians to Exhibit Accounts
Probate Court docket for Bollinger County Missouri lists executors administrators guardians and guardians ad litem required to exhibit accounts for settlement at the November term 1991 beginning Monday November 11 at the Marble Hill courthouse. Names include Harker Bulwell Wirer Witmer Sander Cheek Elledge Mansker and many others as shown in the docket with multiple days of the term.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marble Hill
Bollinger County
Missouri
Adin
Kae
Brown
Wm A
Sarah A Brown
Warker
John W. Charles Harker
Adin'r Bradshaw
Starling
C.M. Witmer
Guerd'p Bradshaw
Lacy O. Thomas Wilson
Hidwell
Sarah Etal
Charles F. Bulwell
Kerry
Weorell
J. A. Berry
Turbay
Stooxp Day
Conrad
Bure
Charles E. Murray
Courney
Westentaver
Adm
Capey
Josephine
C. A. Sander
Guard Y Cheek
Franklin James Kinder
Clabb
Marion
Peter Stilte
Wepxes Day
Thrap Day
Elledge
Jacob Dew
Henry Maniker
Actin
John W. Henry Mansker
Guard Elledge
James
Henry Mannkher
Jacob Etal
Henry Manaker Condon
W. EB. Condor
Tuusspay
Fourrh Day
Formway
H. D Anderson Mitchel
Adm Formway
Floyd
Davin C. Cirprann
Tudge
Frybate
Trusteed Sale Notice in Marble County Courtroom
Notice of trustee sale for a deed of trust on real estate in Marble County Missouri. The sale occurs November 16 in the courthouse yard, to the highest bidder, to satisfy the promissory note described in the deed of trust. The document names the trustee and legal holder and indicates payment default.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. Co
Lnger Coeaty
Missouri
Pge
Robert
Igor
Gorth
Ballinger
Two Rat Question in Table Etiquette
A garbled list of dining table guidance and cautions appears. It mentions drinks to avoid with meals, dish pairings, and table presentation rules. The reader is left with a stray question about two rats, suggesting a fragmented or erroneous transcription in the source.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Doc
Not So Green As He Looked Train Butcher in Missouri Tale
A long newspaper column lampoons gloomy readers and defends humor in journalism before recounting a Missouri tale. A rail passenger swindled with a counterfeit old wartime state warrant bill, then bargained to recover his loss. The train boy offered partial change, but the passenger argued and received back most of the amount, keeping the bill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Othielly
Missouri
Hannibal & St. Joseph
Jesse James
Moon for Tattle Money and The New York World Magazine
The New York World promotes a monthly magazine with the same title offering romance travel and factual stories, featuring a full-page portrait monthly and editorial comment. It states each issue costs fifteen cents in stamps and to address The World in New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York World
Prianoy
Wloliun
Mel
Magasine
Ocme
World
Eschiesee
Orien
Ft Rumberg
New York
New Journal Good Times Debuts as Monthly Edging Into Market
The column notes a new 16 page monthly titled Good Times from Columbne. It will be departmentally oriented with originality and enterprise by management. The first issue includes no advertising and signals plans to build circulation and demand for ad space.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbne
Columon
Widh Ae
Widh Ae Will Shortly Make Its Advertising Space To Go Demand, Wdging
Angowaood Poticion
Elyria Republicas
Exposition Pan American souvenir in Cosmopolitan work
Features and editors discuss Pan American Exposition coverage. Noted contributors plan a deluxe Cosmopolitan souvenir with 106 photographs and architectural life scenes. The Twice-A-Week Republic touts value and quality, offering a year only subscription for one dollar by mail or through dealers in St. Louis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Grant
Boston
Albert Shaw
Nicholas Murray Butler
Charles Y ¥Or Turner
Cosmopolitan
Chicago
Republic
St. Louis
Bargain offer for Twice-a-Week Detroit Free Press
A special arrangement allows readers to receive The Twice-a-Week Free Press and The Free Press together for 1.50. The papers publish Tuesday and Friday mornings with world news and family articles. Mail to Hill & Chandier for details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detroit Free Press
Free Press
Interam
Fami
Pani
Hill & Chandier
Hill
Also Mentioned on This Page
Carletos
Greenville Journal
Blesevet
Greenville Sun
Bryan Traveling Ass
For & Om
Schley
Orleans
the Commoner
Mr. Bryan
Commoner
Bryan
Jon Price
Ivon City Tribune
Souri
Apph
Ishmients
Barr's
Nagente
Simmons
Missoin
Dinpardh
England
Italy
Colenso
Spion Kop
London
Kitchener
Botha
the Times, Standard, Chronicle and Spectator
War Office
Kipling
Spectator
Lord Roberts
Folsh
Boor
Salisbury
Britiah
Gusw Auer
Muppy
Jock Frost
Traoey
Bedgewickville
Robert W. Seabaugh
Julia Stamper
Lower Muddy
Grite
Mise Eula Statler
Myre
Jollie Miller
J. Walker Brazier
He J
Tor
Je Walker
Bob
Oturdivant
Aslam
Oklahoma
Pio
Balanees House
Mah Financial Aandieg
Heal Saafersivhed
Kretree
Caxton Buildin Chienss
Hoatess
Ueta
Pradunti
Essed, Lumber
Gravelton
J. W. Dunaway
Mayfield-Smith) Academy
Marble Hill, MD
Learning
F. J Hendershot
Prin
W. A. Davault
Aairoeke
Amd
Utesville
Education
T. B. Wingo
P. D. Estes
Lackson
M. Witmer
W. K. Chandler
Attorney AT Law and Notary Purliv
Marble Mll
Glen Alien
John H.watkins
Loweat Terme
Sander
A. Sari Sander
Jtenry
M. Bruth Estate
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!