November Ballot Vote and Missouri Political Turmoil
Fragmented text reports that November voters in a Missouri state area will choose a focal option while noting political confusion. It mentions a severe balloonitis incident in St Louis, a Kentucky housing inquiry, arrests for bootlegging, and a civic scare about the president. Additional items describe a county tax court docket, November 15 Sikeston representation, and national party musings with local figures Hadley Nied reghews Akins and others.
Parmuers Instigate A Ferment Amid Tense Debates
A fragmented note suggests Parmuers instigate a ferment within a council or group amid rising tensions. The text hints at factional stirring and potential confrontations over policy or leadership.
County Farmers Institute Adopts Plans for Premium Awards
The county Farmers Institute notes aim to award premiums for top farm products and report at the next meeting. An adjournment to November 2 at 10 p m will form a permanent organization. Chairman Mrrowris and Secretary E %. Bauxs encourage continued farmer efforts to organize and promote intelligent tilling practices in Bollinger County.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Mrrowris
Bauxs
Tex Pass
Bollinger County
Teachers Attend Sedan Meeting and Local Notes
Our Correspondents report many public school teachers from the county attended the Sedan building October 17 19. Modents operate well in the air department. Flora Rameey led a prayer meeting last Wednesday night. The health is reasonably good in this vicinity. J H Crostner and family visited W B Younts, rinsed his paresis, and there was a mention of the Yount families and Poley Yount of First River inviting others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sedan Bien
J. H. Crostner
W. B. Yount
J. H. Yount
Poley Yount
Fist River
Local Meeting Notes With Unclear Text
Fragmentary report of a meeting with references to Mrs Amands Devenport and Rev F F Yount SeGiesce. Mentions Careel Buptent and March Sentsy. Text indicates greeting precracted and hopes for progress during meetings, but many names and actions are garbled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. F
Careel
Local notes from Laflin area posted visitors and events
Palliam visited Emanuel Lorance and Prof Hoetss family, and Mary Sunddy at Spot. Joe Devenport left for Colorado last week to scout a home, Jim Lee and Mme la Motte relatives visit, Alex Palmer and family visited Uncle Jack Hawn at Marble Hill, Miss Columbia Hawn visited near Marble Hill. J L Wallis traveled to Marble Hill for a business trip and Masonic lodge. Teacher J L Lutes attended Marble Hill teacher association. Many attended Mount Carmel dedication. Rev P F Yount preached, meetings planned through the week. Uncle Sam Hawn returned from Schumer Springs. D C Hawa visited his sister Mia Kitchen near Tallent, Jay. Joe Hinkebein and Miss Barbara attended church at Glennonleat. Farmers sowing wheat and preparing corn. corn outlook poor. Road change request to Laflin to Crooked Creek bridge site. Grisham mill shutdown due to machinery accident. Roy Rose moved to Patton for work. Rev Joseph Simpson at conference in Scott county. Andrew Nance crippled leg. Alexander Slinkard has sick child with pneumonia. Leopold dedication Oct 2 with visiting priests. Benjamin Lubbers of Illinois visiting. Rev Boutwell preached at Laflin. Grisham teams hauling sunloge in good weather. R L Kinder and sons to Chaffee for employment. road work to finish soon. Mrs Adeline Spivey of Whitewater visiting Jane Boswell in Laflin. Baseball team wants games with visitors. Dates sent to Fred Clippard. Some townsfolk appeared in Squire McCan’s court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crooked Creek
Joe Devenport
Colorado
Jim Lee
Mme la Motte
Alex Palmer
Grassy
Jack” Hawn
Columbia Hawn
Marble Hill
J. L. Wallis
Masonic
D.C
Hawa
Mia
Tallent
Jay
Laflin
Grisham
Roy Rose
Patton
Joseph Simpson
Scott County
Andrew Nance
Alexander Slinkard
Leopold
Benjamin Lubbers
Ilinois
Boutwell
Ebanexer
George Brown
Buchanan
Thomas Huskey
Lutesville
Pioneer Cooperage Company
Jesse Walker
Bertha Limbaugh
Teachers’ Association of
Baxter Huskey
Pueblo
B. H. Rameesy
William Robinson
Otha Crites
Little Brother
Oran
Nellie Huskey
Wear Zalma
Teachers’ Association
Thomas Hankey
Nellie
Alpha
C. M. Lessley
Mabala Cash
Newton Fox
Edna
Xenomon
Health notes and community updates from Clubb area
Henry Clubb improves from bilious fever while Aunt Pannie Fowler is said to be seriously ill with white swell ing. Albert Ross repaired a broken cane mill after ordering parts. Monroe Fowler visited Gipsy Saturday and Sunday. Mrs Mary Fowler visited J S Le gge and wife Sunday. Adam Wiseman moved to Gipsy for work. Most locals attend the Stoddard county association, accompanied by Reva. George Baker and Jackson Lon Gaither visited Lorance James and family Friday. Road work continues with a rural main route petition signed, aiming for free delivery. R V Kern nearly finished the Johnson Schoolhouse. Rev T W Cooper to preach at Clubb creek fourth Sunday. Church workers plan an unfashioned dinner Thursday. Albert Johnson went to Gipsy for work last Thursday. Willard Pickett the surveyor is busy. Joseph Johnson came from the Cape to visit his father Katy Goosen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Clubb
Pannie Fowler
Albert Ross
Monroe Fowler
Gipsy
Mary Fowler
Ellege
Adam Wiseman
Stoddard
Reva. George
Baker
Jackson Lon Gaither
Lorance James
R. V. Kern
Johnson
T. W. Cooper
Clubb Creek
Albert Johnson
Willard Pickett
Joseph Johnson
Cape
Katy Goosen
Local notices report health, visits, births and church events
Loyd notes good health while Bennett Barks and family visit Perry county visitors Will Adams and wife call at G Younts. Will Slinkard and wife return from Piat River. John Dunlap injures foot stacking stamps. Mrs Louisiana Green dislocates wrist after a fall. J M Henderson and wife in Marble Hill. Uncle Bam Hawn returns home ill after a Perry county medicinal spring visit. birth to Mrs Jobn Slinkard. Rev F F Yount preaches Mt Carmel dedication sermon with text Honor and majesty before him. Rev Martyn presides as Juan F Henderson ordained. Pink Robina Thos Barker present. Died at home of consumption a message of comfort and faith.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bam Hawn
Perry County
Jobn
Slinkard
John
F. F. Yount
Mt. Carmel
Martyn
Juan F. Henderson
Pink Robina
New Salem
Thos. Barker
Rev
Martin
Union Light
Tie Home
Neweeov
Visiting Weary Vandoren Seeks Work In Country
Visitor Mire plans to stay if employed. Mr Lochers has been aiding her son Willem of St Latoria Delaware. William Lartere family keeps dove names near her. Mire seeks program progress at center and management support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vandoren
Mr. Lochers
Willem
St. Latoria
Local Farmers Gather Corn and Community News
Farmers in the area gather corn while notable locals visit relatives, attend teacher associations, and relocate. George Brown and Thomas Huskey inspect Pioneer Cooperage land, Miss Bertha Limbaugh and Miss Nellie Huskey attend Marble Hill teachers' meetings, and Baxter Huskey visits from Pueblo.
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Els
H. B. Cole & Brother
Ecoeches Ulinots Oanties
St Louis
Tx House
Wis
Inois
Evita
Nets
Missouri
Sikeston
Globe Democrat
Hadley
Niedreghews
Akins
Okizhboms
Washington
Bette
cSecbeiders
Parmuers
Pode
Ww. M. C
Union Ridge
Esith & Reammaity
Amands Devenport
Ber Walker
Mr Baffle
Palliam
Emanuel Lorance
Prof
B. L. Hoetss
Mies Mary Sunddy
Spot, Clippard
Joe Hinkebein
Barbara
Glennonleat Bunday
Buack Haws
Hawn School
Township 32
Range
Carrie Slinkard
Norms Reagan
Lelia Whitener
Annie Slinkard
Louie Slinkard
Olive Welker
Fred Devenport
Oliver Devenport
Meoy Moyers
Efert Moyers
Charlie Welker
J. L. Lures
Waronker Brothers
Melton
A. B. C. Zephyr Gingham
Ale Best J & P
Castor
Ery Saab
Lowe Them
Layton
Newbury
Arm & Hammer
Elgin
Waltham
The
Big
Lutesville, Mo
R. C. Coleman
Jefferson and
Market Streets
St. Louis
Ballard Snow Liniment Co
ST. Loues
Marquand
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