Excerpt of era politics and dairy shows in a local page
Fragmented OCR notes recount political races in Mal- T. D Hines of Jackson and W D Vandiver in judge contests with other candidates. Dairy exhibits claim Missouri leads in dairy products at an exposition with twelve clean exhibits earning best state awards. A call for subscribers before October 1 and support for state superintendent candidates Henry of Marvin atop. Copyright and school book notes from Misson law discuss reading materials for public schools. References to Philippines independence and liberty echo the era’s political rhetoric.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Han
Miscouri
York
Bent N. B. Henry
Marvin
Fredericktown
Henry Ny
Carrington
Rea Pricea
Cape Girardeau Fair Promises Great Fall Attractions
The Cape Girardeau Fair offers extensive premium lists and a longer speed program with prizes across many industries. The community expects larger attendance than past years, with complimentary tickets and invitations mailed to attract visitors. Meanwhile national events described include Purser Roossvet's proclamation and memorial services in several towns, reflecting a period of public ceremonies and mourning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yhaene
Cape Girardeau Fair
Buld
Missouri
Thia
The Little Inventions Shape Our Modern World
A historical note argues that tiny inventions and mechanical devices drive daily progress more than grand breakthroughs. It cites patents weekly in the hundreds for practical items like electric candles, compact umbrellas, cob peeling machines, and safe oil cans, suggesting small creators often gain wealth from modest but widespread tech.
Local Notes From Sedgewickville District
Our Correspondents report Sedgewickville atop the standings. Dr Presnell moves to Patton this week and Eli Sonbaugh plans Patton relocation. Rumor C BR Conrad may move into Presnell’s former house. Coons? Jaco seeks a good coon dog. Emery Harris from Daisy visited the Dram family Sunday. Kurreville baseball visitors faced a disappointed Sedgewickville squad.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sedgewickville
Dr. Presnell
Patton
Eli Sonbaugh
C. BR. Conrad
Presnell
Cas Jaco
Emery Harris
Daisy
T. B. Dram
Kurreville
Anilite
Busrsa Mixe
Local school notes and literary society plans
Jasper Francia from near Lutoeville entered school Monday. Prof W A Davault visited Flat River and returned Monday. B A Lincoln paid a pleasant visit Wednesday and plans to enter in January. The Excelsior Literary Society holds its first meeting next Friday with an excellent program. Our exercises and music department, led by Mrs Hendershot, show progress. Memorial services were observed last Wednesday followed by a morning program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jasper Francia
Near Lutoeville
W. A.davault
Flat River
B. A. Lincoln
Excelsior Literary Society
Ave M Church Exercises At Latesville College
The entire school attended services at Ave M Church in Latesville for a closing program. Prof. Henderabov spoke on thanking the faculty for the space given us as the gathering concluded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nodn
Ave M. E
Latesville
Henderabov
Muddy Health and Community Happenings Report
Health in Muddy appears robust though locals joke they would not recognize a doctor. News notes wheat sowing, corn cutting near completion, and visits among residents including John Fulbright and George of Oak Ridge. An infant died and typhoid fever affected a wife. local events include six new A O U W members and court attendance in New Madrid.
Local notes and marriages from town column
It mentions David Robingos leaving for St Louis with two car loads of hoge last week. Mrs Joe Smith visiting. Addie Limugh married recently with best wishes to Tz Paosaa. Parronire closes the column.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Robingos
St. Louis
Joe Smith
Look
Mise Addie Limugh
Tz Paosaa
Parronire
Local movers and visits fill Twin Cities week
C M Craig moved his family to town. Mre, B F Stevens returned from California. A Walker and wife visiting in St Louis. Belle P Hall back from St Louis. Harry Duncan returned to Bloomfield. L A Goodwin went to Patton on business. J T Rockwell and family moved to Marquand. Memorial services at MKE Church. D W Lutes returned from Benton. Mrs W S King and Mrs P J Burford visited countryside. Jack Frost transferred to Jefferson Barracks Sept 28. Jamey L and B W Burford families in Burfordville. John M Allen went to Buchanan on business. Mrs Sadie Wattera returned to Aberdeen MD. D W Robertson went to Whitewater. D W Burford to St Louis. Dr C A Reveille to St Louis to finish medicine. Harry Keehn of Glen Allen in town. G G Revelle to Gayono. Forest Bollinger's family hosted by Dr Keebn. Seiman Chandler able to be out after typhoid. Young people held Miss Jonetts Burford surprise party. Miss Teresa Owens returned to Fredericktown after visit. J W Revelle to St Louis. G O Hobbs and wife, W F Cobb and wife, Mrs Burka and Mrs Jesse B Dates returned from Alabama. Burford family at Boohoom. Several boys at a Laflin Marble Hill bail game. a Buchanan man in town Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mre
B. F. Stevens
California
A. Walker
Wif
St. Louis
Belle P. Hall
Harry Duncan
Bloomfeld
L. A. Goodwin
Patton
J.T. Rockwell
Marquand
M. KE
D. W. Lutes
Benton
King
P. J. Burford
Jack Frost
Morley
Jefferson Barracks
Jamey L
B. W. Burford
Burfordville
John M. Allen
Buchanan
Sadie Wattera
Aberdeen
Maryland
D. W. Robertson
Whitewater
D. W. Burford
C. A. Reveille
Mediine
Harry Keehn
Glen Allen
G. G. Revelle
Gayono
Forest Bo
Hobbs
W. F. Cobb
Burka
Jesse B. Dates
Alabama
Burford
Boohoom
Lafin
Marble Hill
Sanday
Train conductor dies in Missouri region in 1879
Fragmented notices report the death of Caruthersville Democray W. P. Mifikin, noted as a train conductor on the first line from New Madrid to ion. The piece mixes local items including a tree fronting George B. Brotts’s North Main home, property sale details, accident and homicide mentions, a hotel robbery, mob violence, a 16 year old fatal shooting, and a subscription ad for The Republic newspaper. The text reflects a late 19th century local paper with scattered sensational and civic notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Caruthersville
Democray
W. P. Mifikin
Stato
New Madrid
Ion
Tili- Hols
North Main
George B. Brotts
Much Reading for Little Money from The New York World
The New York World advertises its Monthly World magazine as a 32 page illustrated publication offering romance travel science and editorial reviews. It promises high artistic quality with half tone illustrations and top writers, priced at six cents for six issues, with payments by coupon stamps to Directing New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York World
Monthly World
Ladies Home Journal
Colle
Pats
New York
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Bers
W. J. Bryan
Allied Party
Kanone City
Ongadina
W.D. Vandiver
Judge Downing
Mal- T. D
Hines of
Jackson
Sontries
Jipping
Perbos
Nippine
Flannelette
Prof. Hendershot
J. M. Allen
W. P. McCans
Atlanta Constitution
Henry Watterson
Cuba
Watterson
Senator Sherman
Henry Ward Beecher
Fly
Bedoewickville
Norse
Muddy
John Fulbright
George
Oak Ridge
J. M
Alex Seabaugh
Muddy Mike
T. A.M
Miss Borthy
Robert
Louisa
Cape County
W. W. Drom
T. B. Drum
Sedaewickville
Robert L. Cook
Misa Savalin
A. Linebarger
Tae
R. L. Robinson
Edward Teeters
Marquand Lodge
Misa Laura Swindle
Fiat
Lutesville
C. M.craig
Southeast Notes
Thearmington Papers
James
Craig
Farmington Hayes
IHG
J. B. Smith
Smith, Bleek & Co
Central Land Company
Pokono Ark
Wih Raybarne
Samuel Sammora
Denton Reed
St. Prancers
Lead Belt News Ap
Doe Rap Hotel
Mia
Claonin
Tie
Wash Thomas
John McCauley
Beame
Edward Keith
Libertyville
St. Francois County
Honda
R. Keith
Republic
St. Lonia
Bollinger County
Humber
Gravelton
J. W. Dunaway
Ee Reese
Mavfield Smith Academy
Marble Hill, MO
D. C. VanAmburg & Co.,General Merchants
P. D. Estes
Prop
Tackson
Thors
Foun H W. Landen
C. L. Tall
Elmer Bair
Social Financial
Fumding
Canton
C. M. Witmer
Marble Hill, Ms
Deng
W. K. Chandler
Notary Public
Manule Bill
Glen Alien Hotel
John H Watkins
Sepoewiceviris
Rocky Mountain
M. Wells
Bollinger Com Bank
Farners and Merchamip
A. Sander
Sandem
Ppsander , Son
Sargeens
Marmla
Bar Offlon
Henry M. &Mith
Blastes Gee Bars
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