Longtime publisher passes ownership of local paper
G L Chasover announces the sale of his rights and interest in the plant and subscription list to Chandler. He will still oversee exchanges and continue writing the weekly southeast Missouri editors letter while the policy and standards remain unchanged.
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Tae Press
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Access
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The Press To Raise Yearly Price After October 1
The Press will charge 1.50 per year starting October 1 or cease publication. Existing subscribers may renew at the old 1.00 rate as far ahead as they wish. A September crop report notes Missouri war crops totaling 260 million bushels of corn 42 million oats and 22.7 million wheat supporting allied nations.
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Missouri
From Other Counties We Fired Kathie
A scattering of unreadable lines notes staff changes and volunteer recruitment. It mentions Kathie’s firing and a push to fill army service positions with volunteers. The text references about fifty recruits across various departments and counties.
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Kathie
Army Serview
Camp Funston Dispatch from 1917 Battery E Unit
A handwritten letter from Camp Funston, September 7 1917, describes arrival, lodging, clothing, and drills for Battery E 342 Field Artillery. The writer reports interviews, crowd reception in St Louis, train arrival, barracks, meals, typhoid inoculation, and daily routines. He notes pride in officers, describes uniforms forthcoming, and asks for letters from home.
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DeSoto
St Lewis
Thomas Huskey
Joseph Caldwell
Fivsell
St Louis
Fort Riley
Ransis Caty Post Cup
Funston
Kate
National Army
France
Kansas City
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Young Lady Passes Away at Alance Home
Miss Dora Fadler died at her parents home near Alliance in Bollinger or Bollinge area. The obituary notes she was a local resident with family ties in the community and an unknown cause. Services are to be announced locally.
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Dora Fadler
Alliance, Bollinge
Death of Dora Wimmerh miles?
Dora Wimmer, 18, daughter of Mr and Mrs Wim Fadler, died August 31 after three weeks of typhoid fever. She was a beloved daughter and sister with many relatives and friends mourning her loss. Her remains were laid to rest Sunday morning in the cemetery at Yount, Missouri, near Pereyville.
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Mee Wim
Fadler
Yount
Pereyville Sun
Anderson Yount Dies After Typhoid at 36
Anderson Yount died at his home near Yount on Wednesday August 2 1917 after several days illness of typhoid fever at age 36. He was a son of Frank Yount and a respected citizen. His remains were buried in the cemetery at Yount on Friday morning August 31 197. Funeral services were conducted by Ren Lyerly pastor of the Leatheran street church. He leaves a wife and three young children a father three brothers and several sisters. The death is deeply regretted by Perry County Sun.
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Yount
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Ty Ren Lyerly
Laetheran Etreet
Chow
Albert Yd Jewse
Dwight
Linville
Kauhiman
Fredericktown
Ive
Della Yount
Anderson Younts
Perry County
Obituary Notice for Louie Stather at Ab Hinton Bollinger
Mee Louie Stather died at home near Ab Hinton after typhi fever at about 75. Her remains were laid to rest in the family cemetery near the death site. Survived by her father and mother sister Mrs Henry Loberyg good relatives and nets Perryville San.
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Louie Stather
Ab Hinton
Bollinger
Henry Loberygood
Perryville
San
Notice to Taxpayers Meeting for Delinquent Taxes
Notice to taxpayers of Hel linger county outlining a schedule to meet at various stores and locations to collect current year taxes and delinquent balances from prior years. Dates listed include Monday through Saturday with multiple named stores and individuals. the text appears garbled but indicates a tax collection campaign across local venues.
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Hellinger
Liongoia
Cooper & Maynes
Cefiie Martle
Jee Atns
Clork
Allianer
Patton
Patton Thureday O
W. A. Yount's
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