Economy Claims Are Unfounded
Washington DC Oct 2 There is food for thought in the presidents veto message against the bonus bill noting a revenue deficit of 672 millions for the current fiscal year Economists and press comment on tax and tariff policies and their impact on government revenue The piece cites Wilson era and Harding era debates and criticizes Republican claims of savings while highlighting deficits and rising consumer costs A separate item describes new Missouri highway markers designed with black and orange colors to improve visibility and curb confusion along state routes
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Washington, D.C
Democrata
The Responsibilities of Christain Citizenship Sermon
Rev T H Jenkins preaches on Christian duties and the right to vote at Tapiit Church last Sunday. He argues church and state should remain separate, urges lawfulness and tax paying, and warns that Wet officials threaten order. He calls Christians in Bollinger County to vote to restore law and guard against anarchy.
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Jenkins
Tapiit
T. Tim
Local notes mix births marriages and illnesses in Cape Girardeau area
Personal mentions include diphtheria sickness with some improvement for Charles Edward Welle and several local social updates. Marriages at Rev T H Jenkins home, moves from Bess Ville to Marquand, and visits by residents from Glen Allen Cape Girardeau and Madison Kansas. Education notes cite Cape Girardeau Business College and a public school closure due to diphtheria. Community notices include job ads and baptisms at Crooked Creek with Zora Hill and Beasy Meadows baptized.
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Charles Edward Welle
Tom Sawer
Millerville
Oma Mayfield
Neely's Landing
T. H. Jenkins
J. A. Berry
Glen Allen
Baker
Puxico
Mise Letha
W. M.C
Mias Sula
Dines Be
Baptier
Crooked Creek
Zora
Card of Thanks for Sickness and Death of Baby Dorothy
Mr and Mrs Joseph F VanGennp thank neighbors and friends for kindness shown during the sickness and death of their baby Dorothy.
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Dorothy
Joseph F. VanGenn
Class Meeting at Fidelis Baptist Church Seated by Mrs Estes
Monthly business meeting conducted at home of Mrs Maude Estes opens with class song. Members discuss matters then enjoy social popcorn and toasted marshmallows. License to marry list includes Philip Barks and Estein Cook Luther Masters and Annie Mayfield Ralph Painton and Alie Richmond Jom Sawer and Oma Armstrong David Green and Margrete Singleton Bryan Cheek and Mary Goer
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Fidelis Cla of the Baptist Church
Heid Ite
Maude
Philip Barks
Estein Cook
Luther Masters
Annie Mayfield
Ralph Painton
Alie Richmond
Jom Sawer
Oma Armstrong
David Green
Margrete Singleton
Bryan Cheek
Mary Goer
Schram and Ceci McAdoo wed at Benton church
Mr Oness Schram and Miss Ceci McAdoo united in marriage September 30th at New Hope Baptist Church Benton Illinois with Elder JA McDuffey presiding. Bride daughter of A J McAdoo, farmer miner. groom son of Mrs J C He, mine worker. They will reside in Benton and plan a long, happy life together.
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McAdoo
Marrige
New Hope Bap
Nso & High School
3. C
Cheek and Greer Wed in Marble Hill Ceremony
Mr Bryan Cheek of Marquand and Miss Mary Greer of Glen Allen wed at Rev Robert Shells Marble Hill home. Mr William Charles and Miss Alice Lawrence stood as witnesses. The couple plan to reside near Pint River where he will work in the mines.
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Bryan Cheek
Marquand
Mary Greer
Glen Allen
Robert Shell
Marble Hill
William Charles
Alice Lawrence
Lrace Creek
Coupe
Pint River
Hall's Catarrh Medicine Advertisement Claim
Catarrhal deafness arises from inflammation of the Eustachian tube mucous lining and may cause permanent hearing loss. The ad insists Hall's Catarrh Medicine can rid the system of catarrh or deafness caused by catarrh, noting four decades of success and listing Cheney & Co. Toledo as sellers.
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Hall
All P
Y Cheney & Co
Toledo
Double Killing at Cape Girardeau
The Jackson Cash Book reports Cape Girardeau Chief N J Hutson shot dead by Willie Willeford, with Wickham firing in defense. Willeford killed at 408 Milliam St as officers attempted arrest. Coroner and county records indicate mutterings of murder and justified homicide. Local testimony details Willeford’s movements before the fatal confrontation and the ensuing inquests.
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J S Hutson
Cape Girardeau
Willie Willeford
Willeford
Milliam St
Willie Willieford
Hutson Uy
N. J. Hutson
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