Fragmentary Local Officials List From County Records
Fragmentary OCR reads a roster of county officials including Howard A. Gass presiding, I. Fes as commissioner, William Byun as presiding judge, George Elfrink of county court district, Henry Mingle prorate judge, M. J. Francis clerk, W. B. Farrar favored court clerk, J. A. Teichards judge, G. Hartle and P. E. Shell prosecutors, W. L. Dunn revenue collector, J. M. Zimmerman treasurer, and K. D. Blaylock surveyor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William By
Yount
Indigointy
Medigo Cuny
George Elfrink
Ee County
Zid Diatrict
Henry Mingle
Danklin County political notes and Bereavement notice
In Kennett October 8, a brief political item notes the Democratic convention in Caps County with nominees for four county offices including representative Jacob Doyle and prosecuting attorney H. B. Alexander. The section also extends sincere condolences to Bros Dawn and family on the death of their little son.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ex Purss
Bros Dawn
Famot
Tir Democrats
Caps
Jacob Doyle
Betinde
Key
H. B. Alexander
Chas
E. Williams
E. Schmuke
Gen. B. Chappell
A. H. Poe
Wele Nodley
D. A. Drum
J. B. Miller
Oliver
Seibert
Crucrafts
Jude
Henry Roloft
Proceedings of Adjourned Term o County Court 1906
Proceedings of the adjourned county court term list appointed judges for November general election by precincts across Liberty, Wayne, Whitewater, Crooked Creek townships including names such as Peter Hoss, J M Hindman, Pickett, J MeAllman, W W Grimaley, A C Semple, Frank M Ora, D F Bol, Mason Kinder, H F Rhodes, Sam Boss and others, with precincts and officials named for each locality. The document preserves appointment details for multiple precincts and township areas.
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sevTeMaun
Sudges
Linerty Townbuip
Peter Hoss
J. M. Hindman
Pickett
G. Li
Myon
E. Liley
E. Dellinger
J. Bi
Shram
Drum
J. MeAllman
Peter Ile
Robert Viangennip
Jacob Hiank
Bennett Borrell
Cal Green
Wayne Township
Hell McDowell
B. Drum
John Adam Sahaugh
Lixville
Potat J. Shrum
Dwight Johnson
Thomas Follows
J. Dsauer
Henry Werth
J. G. Werth
Icltinger
D. F- Bol
David Bollinger
Jinger
J. J. Lang
Ms Burton
Joss Jhsters
Henry Fikuart
J. M. Deck
John Q. Stevens
Peter Wolke
Bimbunker
Dohn Tenbokter
B.S. Snider
Morrison
H. Row
L. J
Court actions and tax notices from county proceedings
Individuals Johnson David EB Conrad John N Beott J D Husted J L Aslinger appear in a county matter involving Adpar Bui and Rhoda Bair for patient placement at State Hospital No 4 with sessions continued to the November term. Voting precincts in Fillmore and German townships petitioned. Foreclosure of school funds and long‑arrears mortgages continued to November term. L T Kinder J A Manning and W T Dickey appointed to continue investigating committee. Order adjourned to regular term. Death Byron note of subscribing to Tax Press. son Elbie Winters returns to Berkeley for schooling. San Francisco rebuilding costs noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. A. Manning
W. T. Dickey
Central Business College Alumni Job Reports Sedalia
Central Business College in Sedalia reports multiple students placed in stenographic book keeping telegraphic and electrical positions across Missouri Illinois Utah and Kansas City. notable placements include Miss Mary Dyson at Layties Homeopathic Pharmacy Cairo and Mr Pony Scott now U S Representative for Bigle Vehicle Company in Kansas City.
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Mary Dyson Hog
Homeopathic Pharmacy Company
St. Louis
Missouri
Robert Henley
Windsor
Miswouri
Mins Grage Mabry Hina
Lobe Hottling Company
Cairo
Ilinois
Gex Acuff
Pulpil
Nt. Kingebury
Bruit
Boonville
Pony Scott
United States
Bigle Vehicle Company
Kansas City
Claude Jones
Utah Light and Power Company
Bull Lake
Ity
Utah
Jones
Miva Siva Harvey
Armatrong
Armstrong
Misgimri
FE Savage Fine Beet
We Sedalin Woolen Mills
Sedalin
Wissouri
Colorado Letter From Calhon Settlers
Mr Herron Afer writes from Calhon Colorado a town of 250 on the Rock Island railroad forty miles east of Colorado Springs. He notes rolling prairie good farming land wheat oats and potatoes grow well despite past discouragements from ranchers. Early settlers from eastern states claimed land and proved crops can be raised, especially wheat.
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Colorado
Cnaters
Colorado Letter Describes Wheat Harvest and Wide Landscape
A Missouri writer reports near Cathan, Colorado, noting wheat threshing yields of about 28 bushels per acre and a 4,000 dollar threshing outfit, plus thriving farms, healthful climate, and views of Pike's Peak and the Rockies. The letter mentions settlers from Missouri, local religious meetings, and various community notices.
Our Correspondents. Local entrants join team pool
Our correspondents note a growing group of entrants from Tattonville Glen Allen Zalma Marble THM Libertyville Fredericktown and Lartesville bringing the count to twenty one. The piece mentions a pool ball team ender corps and a rising interest in physical culture with Miss Dickerman's class expanding. It urges starting school when school begins and to enroll promptly.
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Janos Abernathy
Tattonville
Everett Zimmerman
Glen Allen
Karl Jamison
Zalma
Broadus Jenkins
Marble Thm
Taurold Shurrock
Libertyville
Vink Presnall
Fredericktown
Dave Francis
Lartesville
Ender Corps
Dickerman
Prince
Local Property Transfers and Community Notes
W B Yount sold his sawmill to a company near Advance and Eli Barks bought the Sheata property in Marble Jill planning to move soon. Residents express regret at the loss of a good citizen as local social and church visits are noted including XS J Whocarver RL Yount and family guests and attendance at Nicholas chapel. Health and timber talk dominate the community update with members Bertha Yount teaching at Cedar Brave and nearby social plans mentioned.
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W. B. Yount
Advance
Eli Barks
Sheata
Marble Jill
XS. J. Whocarver
RL. Yount
Marble Till
Reo Yount
Nicholas Chapel
Haaling
Soli Johns
Yount Sanday
Bertha Yount
Cedar Brave
Orde
California Letters and Rural News From Corning
California letters describe peach picking and drying starting, smallpox and diphtheria cases with quarantines, church enlargements, and ongoing prohibition debate in San Francisco. Corning community reports a funeral, vacations, and local stock scenes as a hot season continues with hog buyers and farmers adjusting to drought and labor shifts.
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Tre Parsa
Corning
Sume
Presbyterian
San Francisco
Darinet
Iloons
San Pranchico
Nancainat
Cal
California
Golden West
Eliza D. Keith
Landmarks Committee
Sno 2. D
G. W
Daugh
Eliza D Reith
New York
Upper Broadway
Horses and premiums rise at state fair show
Kentucky plans to enter its best horses for an interstate competition at the state fair. Premiums include a $100 silver cup for the best two year old, with all entries open to the world. Missouri claims superiority illustrated by previous World's Fair winnings as the state aims to prove its breed quality.
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Piassifaatitn
Kentucky
Chridage
Missouri
Saidlaere
Thia Prita
United States
Centennial Week Plans Brighten Cape Girardeau History
Centennial Week at Cape Girardeau runs October 1 to 13 with two illuminated parades and a flower parade plus civic, industrial, and historical exhibits. Events include athletic and band contests, Governor’s Day, bankers’ Day, press day, county fair, daily conventions, and excursions by riverboat and steamboat, all aiming to entertain and attract visitors.
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Cape Girardeau
Cape Girdeau
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Howard A. Gass
I. Fes
Focnatie County
Prorate Judie
M. J. Francis
Joiruit
W. Br, Farrar
Favouty
J. A. Teichards
Alpr
G. Hartle
P. E. Shell
the Revenue
W. L. Dunn
Ftreasurer, , J. M. Zimmerman
Danklin County Air
Kennett
Sandow
The
Oak Ridge Dix Walker
Oakland, California
Dealh Bbyron
Elbie Winters
Berkeley
Traly
Furil. Warrens
Central Business College
Sedalia
Misouri
Tsaw
Deators
Arkansas River Valley
Cathan
Rockies
Pike's Peak
Oathan
Pike’s Peak
Denver
Calhun
Tar Paras
Eustor M. Wierrns
Colo
Edgar Zimmerman
Forest Bollinger
A. Bollinger
Jon Will
Fredericttown
Peter McKelvey
Darnell
Weller Bitzo
Kinder Chapel
L. B. Mark
Borinon
J.M. Kinder
Ty Whitener
J. A. Rhodes
J. M. Gitzo
Mra
D. Bh. Hollinger
J. Q. Stevens
Ethel
T. A. Mitchell
Sanday
M. C
Tinion Ridge
Nee On
Ilton
Bew
Hamilton
Tehama
Ewine
Rae
Berkshire
Jersey
Califorats
F Gee
Kanaas City
Jas. Quralla
Independence
F. W. Morgan
Beloit
Wisconsin
Phan
Cape Girs
Seth
Arar Moual Luco
G. W. Wallace
Cripple Creak
Ballard Snow Liniment CO
St. Louis, Mo
Witmer
Marble Hill
Foley Shionly
Moore
Clark’s Hardware
Lutesville, Mo
Ayer
People’s Bank
Lutesville, Missouri
G. M. Witmber
T. Geo
B. Clark
F. M, Wells
C. Hobbs
Assuntant
Bollinger County Bank
Lutesville
P.M. Wells
B. B. Retley
Clare
Yale
Jamison Mannie Wonks
John H. Sander
Prop. O. L. Talley
Agenh
H. Bollingor
Pres
WM. Lages
Vicr
J. V. Slinkard
Casung
Bank OF
Yalma, Missouri
Capitol Surplus
B. H. Bollinger
D. B. Corbin
Def, Myers
Leo Sinkard
Wm. Lage
Vundu
National Safe & Lock
Bargent & Greenleaf
G. A. Sander, Paul'j. Rohnert Drum
Cassien
J. A. Taylor
Priuar
D. B. Hill
Marsie Hr
Capital
M.witmer
A. Sander
J. A.taylor
R. Ly Robinson
J. BE. Kinder
Robert Drum
Dean B. Hill
Oelerace
Geert
Memphis
Labeauma
G. P
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