Fraser County news notes and society items in brief
A scattered Missouri newspaper item covers a grand jury matter near Jackson and local business changes. It notes the Bloomfield Vindicator changing hands to Giry A. Moseley, hopes for quick settlement of county issues, and a revived Southeast Missouri Press Association meeting planned for Farmington. It also mentions a marriage announcement for Blanche Hoskal and Wilfred Dickey in Marianna, Arkansas, with church wedding details and well wishes.
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Missouri Press Association
Farmington
Caruthers
Three Missouri Boys Earn 4154 52 in a Summer
Three boys aged 9 16 and 18 sons of C A Christian of Atchison county harvested a 640 acre corn crop for David Rankin earning 12 cents per bushel. They were unpaid aside from Rankin assisting twenty days. The field yielded 34621 bushels at about 75 bushels per acre. Rankin near Tarkio. Missouri World's Fair Commission photographed Rankin's farm to display Missouri farming.
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Missouri
C. A. Christian
Atchison County
Christin
David Rankin
W C T U Convention Opens in Marble Hill Missouri
The sixth annual convention of the Twenty-ninth District Missouri W C T U met at the Presbyterian church in Marble Hill on September 1. District president Miss Roone Shaner presided with representation from Sikeston Commerce Benton Jackson Osk Ridge and Marble Hill. Two district officers two district superintendents and one county president were present. Mrs Allie Howe of St Joseph attended.
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Missouri
Presbyterian Church
Marble Hill
Roone Shaner
Sikeston
Commerce
Benton
Jackson
Osk Ridge
Allie Howe
Bt. Joseph
W C T U Convention Highlights Progress in District
The 29th district W C T U convention opened with devotional exercises and delegates forming committees. Reports praised ministerial sympathy for the cause, noted limited progress in pros work, commended editors for favoring publication, and urged stronger social and educational efforts. Mrs. Howe led talks on the White Ribbon, tempered by postures on scientific temperance, with Miss Shaner and others sharing insights. County presidents were named, departments staffed, and the day closed with prayer and pledges, followed by a grand medal contest won by Miss Elkins of Sikeston. The gathering, praised as one of the best, underscored district growth under Miss Shaner’s leadership.
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Land
Jackson
Sikeston
Howe
Shaner
Loyal Temperance Legion Department
Blkeston
Marble Hill
F.J. Hendershot
Shaner Re
L. T. Te
Cape County
Collie Taylor
Scott County
Corda Kready
Bollinger County
EK. A. Williams
E. A. Smith
Benton
Pearl Rice
Oran
Lillie Fulkerson
Wardie Ebert
Flower Mission
Lydia Frons‘barger
Oak Ridge
Eva [Macon
A. A. Lynch
Commerce
Imogere Winyard
Methodist Sunday School of
Mies Shaner
Elle McCombs
Gertrude Belmar
Treas
Liasio Anderson
Bradley and Elkins
Ruby Wagner
Orville Nicholls
Elkins
Mra. Howe
Mune Sréex
Closing Out Sale Announcement by Mara and Learn
A brief notice announces a closing out sale lasting 30 days. It invites customers to call early and mentions Mara Geo C Learn as the parties involved. The message is informal and terse with limited details.
Our Correspondents Lodge Local Notes and Updates
Our Correspondents Lodge reports dry weather slows wheat plowing. J B Miller and Wm Kitchen attended Baptist association at Shetley Creek. Arthur Moyers suffers Arkansas chills. Alonso Moore begins school on the 7th, Mrs Anna Minter starts teaching in Ridings district the 7th. Raleigh Underwood and Blaine Minter plan work at Flat River on the 8th.
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J. B. Miller
Wm. Kitchen
Baptist Association
Shetley’s Creek
Arthur Moyers
Arkansas
Old Bollinger
J. A. Goodson
Alonso Moore
Anna Minter
Ralleigh Underwood
Blaine Minter
Flat River
Sth
Clippard Notes Local Happenings and Personal Updates
Community brief highlights recent events and changes. Burette, infant son of Mr and Mrs A A Huilman, died September 14. Miss Edith Reed visited the Misses Morgan at Whitewater Sunday. Prof W H Allinon began teaching at Stroderville with an enrollment of thirty. Family of D O Snider ill with bilious fever. Rev A M Robinson preached farewell sermon at Passover Sunday and will attend conference at Farmington next Monday. W H Allmon had rooms neatly papered last week.
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J. A. Miller
Burette
A. A. Huilman
Edith Reed
Morgan
Whitewater
F. M. Snider
D. J. Reed
W. H. Allinon
Stroderville
Snider
Ben
A. M. Robinson
Farmington
W. H. Allmon
Buchanan News Briefs and Local Mrs Death
Health has not been so good in this vicinity recently. Mrs. John Jackson died September 10 and was laid to rest in Farr cemetery. John Matthews of Grassy will be a town citizen soon. J BR Shelton will move to Zalma this week. Mr. and Mrs. Rafe Huffstuiler of Hexic returned home Sunday. Bert Shelton traveled to Zalma on business. Rev. Jesse Page from Cedar Branch completed a protracted meeting at Walker schoolhouse. Frank Kinder and Miss Hattie Kinder will attend Cape Girardeau Normal School. Beily Wagoner, a store stacker, is piling staves. Public school progresses under Miss Kinder and Miss Robins. A child arrived at Allen Dunn’s and a boy at Frank Park’s.
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John Jackson
Farr
John Matthews
Grassy
J. BR. Shelton
Zalma
Rafe Huffstuiler
Hexic
Bert Shelton
Jesse Page
Cedar Branch
Walker
Prank Kinder
Miss Hattia
Cape Girardeau
Beily Wagoner
Eg Kinder
Hattie Robins
Allen Dunn
Frank Park
Community Notes From KB Church and Surrounding Areas
Rite Molland plans a visit to Chenter and will go to St Louis. Thorpe, Wills, and others left for Lato and Marble Hill. Ladies Aid Society of KB Church considers erecting a memorial there. Kaeding Aid held a social for Mrs John Vaughn. Shil went to St Louis to visit relatives. Paul Watkins visited friends there last weekend. Miss Kitty Bratton at Advance for a camp meeting. Mrs Mayme Davies opened the ebook week with Mrs John Vaughn visiting Zalma and Kennett relatives. News scarce in the dry spell. plans to send Hemsoflower soon. Three daughters remain to support the family.
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Rite Molland
Chenter
Abe
Leavis
B. Thorpe
Wills
Lato
Marble Hill
Thay
Ladies Aid Society of
Church
Ch. Kaeding Aid
John Vaughn
T Abd Shil
St. Louis
Bbe
Paul Watkina
Kitté Bratton
Mayme Daviess
the Hell
Zalma
John King
Kennett
Nowa
PwkiLes
County Court Minutes and Payments for Courthouse Work
Tuesday August 8 1900 court approves D W Bow school fund bond and other payments. B L Bowman 8 dollars for nervous work on courthouse erection. Louie Mayer 8 25 for courthouse closet and work. J A Bowler exempt from road labor one year. Biles Zimmerman committed to Binal Hospital. Win A Null school fund bond for 8 approved. J Mull school fund bond for Gate Hospital for the Insane. B James 18 for county judge and board of equalization. J W Cooper 13 and J P Limbaugh 13 for services. H W Myrick 2 10 for water hauled. John E Thorn 10 for Harriet Angle care. adjourn.
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D. W. Bow
B. L. Bowman
Elegat
Louie Mayer
J. A. Bowler
Biles Zimmerman
Binal Hospital
Ff. J. Mull
Gate Hospital
B. James
Board of Equalisation
W. Cooper
J.P. Limbaugh
H. W. Myrick
John E. Thorn
Harriett Angle
Resolutions of Respect for John Slagle
Resolutions from Hahn's Chapel M E Church mourn the death of brother John Slagle. He lived a devout Christian life and served the church faithfully. The church extends sympathy to his children and relatives and asks that copies be sent to his family and published in St. Louis Christian Advocate and Ti Mansis Hit Paris.
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Whexas
John Slagle
Hahn's Chapel
M. E
Christ
Gerwad
Bro
St. Louis Christian Advocate
Ti Mansis
Paris
Algo
M. Kio
Beloved Brother John Blagle Dies at 88
The angel of death claimed John Blagle on September 6 1908 at age 88 years 6 months and 6 days. A faithful church member for over fifty years he served the M E Ghard South and was a devoted husband and father of five children, leaving enduring love.
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John Blagle
Oneso
St. Louis Christian
Bro. Slagh
M. E. Ghard South
Bollinger County Sheriff Sale Notices From 1903
Legal notices describe multiple property sales under writs of execution. Listings show valuations on stock and mill tackle, then a sheriff sale scheduled for September 18, 1903, at Marble Hill courthouse, with parcels in Bollinger County Missouri to satisfy circuit court executions.
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Bueripp
Gircuit
Bollinger County
Missouri
J. W. Blinkard
J. Gouge
J, Gouge
Bellviewr
Oald
Bollinger
Marble Hill
Publi Dale
Circuit Court
Cape
Girardomi County
Altman Company
John A. Miller
James M. Cartwright
Metes
Eald Creek
Miss
Miller
Real Esteto
Alsé
King
The Republics Great Offer for Pope Leo XII Biography
The St Louis Republic offers old and new subscribers the official life of Pope Leo XII in one 800 page volume bound in Cardinal cloth with papal arms. Dr L D D Lit is cited as official biographer. Orders to The Republic, St. Louis, Mo.
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St. Louis Republic
Leo XII
Poe
The
Republic
St. Louis
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