Opening of Missouri State Normal School Cape Girardeau
Cape Girardeau September 10 1912 openings announced for the Missouri State Normal School with courses for teachers agronomy home economics and college degrees. The program includes certificates and diplomas plus special courses in music drawing English math science and languages. The school features four well equipped buildings two dormitories a strong faculty and details available from President W S on request.
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Hollinger
Missouri
State of Missouri
Wiliam L. Dunn
Citcuit
Bollinger County
Bollinger
Staw
Cape Girardeau
Postoffice to Close Sundays Under House Amendment
Postmaster G N Stille reports an amendment to the postoffice appropriation bill, backed by the Republican leader, ordering all first and second class post offices and smaller town offices to close from midnight Saturday to midnight Sunday. Mail pickup for lockbox patrons is banned, and newspapers mailed on Sunday will be delayed until Monday. No class of mail is exempt.
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Stille
House of Representatives
Eorgree
Circuit Court Docket For Day One Cases
First day docket lists cases including Suttle versus Rufus Paddler disturbing religious worship and Continental Jewelry Company versus Vi Sitener Brothers on account. Also Sidney action to set aside deeds, appeals from probate and ejectment actions involving multiple parties such as Harriett Slinkard guardianship Wen Faircloth and Samuel Newell, plus Summers versus Louvenia Ann.
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Serremneni
Harriett
Slinkard
Faircloth Et al
W. K. Chandien
Matherson Hedrick
Jason P. Hedrick
BR. F. Slinkard
Freeman Graves
J. P. James E. Cole
Henry C. Labriers
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Thomas Ki
Marty All
Por
Covernor
William R. Painter
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Por State Auditor
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John T. Barker
Foe State
Ejwin P. Deal
Railroad and Warehouse
James T. Hradehaw
Supreme Court
Henry W. Hond
Robert F Walker
Charter the Parte
Waliey L. Hintsley
Clp Hewatie
C. J. Brarnek
Giret Diatet
Laretert
Judge County Court
Dietriet
W. , Loothwegh
Por Shentt
S. P. Preanet
Trassurer
T. A. Caldwill
Sons
Pt W. Mellly
Por Cononer
M Witerer
Por Conatabie, Loranee Tomnahip, Id
Early Morgan
Southeast News
Krenton Register
Geenville Journal
Greenville
Greenville Journal
Louis Moore
Ironton Register
Main Street
Lawton
Maude Rule
de Soto
James Hopson
Dave
Win
Pierce
Fredericktown
Democrat- News
Iron Mountain Railroad
Recorders
Union Trust Company of
New York
Benjamin Fidwands
de Soto Pram
Avery Dommerly
DeSoto Prews
Mississippi River
Jefferson Rule
Peter
Dommerly
Paul Myers
Charleston
State Board of Florttenture
Altho
Chase
Columbia
Closter
Ephraim Liey
Mollie Baler
Bertie Hompeanes
Ee Petation Telephone
OPE
Cotten Gil Rome
Danielin
Srereainien
Philp
Ceri
Serveaneis
James Kinder & Son
Enya
Boeinant Villewe
Mathie Hull
Jedesh
Vore
Laura
Divarre
Maile Brown
Linveda Fran
Juan W. Beant
Wiviores
Wm. A. Thorderie
Mary Terders
Die Voror
Serre 1
W. L Thine
Heflin
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JE. Harrison
Errel WL
Pann
Wallenwi
Robert L. McLavan
State Ag
Puttin
Jacob Boycorn
Delipgiert Ee
State
Este Wl
Dunn
Colleeteg Wa Klitateth
Sutherland Et al
Den
Collecuer
Baker Et al
Dreiingient
Ye J.1. Batinett
Dejinguynt Tanes
Collectan
Alvin Sites
Deen Vee
Mateer
Enjleetan
Garricon
Bank of Zaima
Wi la Phinh
Callasiar
Martha BR. Finney Et al
Delitinggenttanes
DiGot
Gilbert Hartie
Delingwene
Finn
Enlienmon
Sarah Krost
Ealieston
Henry Jh. Whiteners
Sra Ey
Daan
Ealivetor
Rey
Matthew Bradley
Dann
Colientar
Dis Moy Stevens
Devinguie
Collector
John A. Reilpenal
Henry Angel
Frank Hopkins
Murda
Sheriff's Save
Ty Aship
Missoo Nm
Marble Hill
Micewuri
Cirnait Court
Lerreaary
Putein
Bolinger
Beliinger
Minwouri
Aid
Danny Dor
Moreh
Filteen
Arid Sisters
Aloes
Whitham
Damener
Wikineter
Diegrens
Missoni
Marthe Hill
Moiineer
Bate
Bhilinier
Jon A. Nenningeig
Sten of
Missouri State Normal School
Woodrow Wilson
Circuit Court
Serremen
Serzewieski
Tara Day
Samuel Newell
Eadward N. Barks
Summers
Louvenia Ann
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