Grand Autumn Opening sale at Leading Out Price Store
A historic ad announces a September 22 to October 6 grand autumn opening at Leading Out Price Store in Southeast Missouri. It touts drastic reductions on high grade and staple dry goods, underwear, jackets, shoes, hats, dresses, skirts, coats, furnishings, frames, curtains, blankets, and more, with bold claims of world market purchases and unprecedented price cuts to attract customers and outpace new competition.
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Lutesville
Missouri
It's your business we want. les. We are Headquarters for everythine in General Merchan- POTOSI? GIMO 1.
The fragment hints at a business tagline or ad related to general merchandise with a location or brand name POTOSI or GIMO. Details are unclear. no coherent event or names beyond generic terms are readable.
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Merchan
Congressman Roun Campaigns in Wayne County
Congressman Roun visits Wayne County amid reelection bid. Campaign stops highlight local issues and support from residents as he outlines policy priorities.
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Congressman Roun
Wayne County
Senator Cockrent to Speak in Fredericktown on October 5
Missouri's Grand Old Man Senator Cockrent will address residents in Fredericktown on October 5 at 1 p.m. The event invites local citizens to hear his remarks, with attendance likely drawing community leaders and supporters.
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Senator Cockrent
Missouri
Fredericktown
Hoc. Cuamr Clark Billed for Speeches in Missouri
Southeast Missouri venues list multiple speaking engagements for Hos. Cuamr Clark, raising questions about vetting and verification of his appearances and credentials in the region.
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Cuamr Clark
Missouri
Campaign tour highlights in Southeast Missouri towns
Mr. Fouk conducts a spirited campaign greeting large audiences as he plans speeches across several towns in Southeast Missouri. The schedule includes multiple appearances aimed at rallying support and boosting visibility.
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Mr. Fouk
Missouri
Democratic voters urged to attend tomorrow’s fusion meetings
The piece calls every voter to partake in upcoming fowenship meetings, urging involvement for party duty. It cites Judge Parker’s acceptance letter on an inside page, praising its high statesmanlike tone and noting broad metropolitan praise.
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Judge Parker
Scott County Fair Thanks for Complimentary Season Tickets
Managers of Scott County Fair express thanks for complimentary season tickets and note the fair will be held at Oran on October 5 6 7. F A Wiees buys the Lutesville Banner and plans plant improvements. Mr Wiggs brings experience, promising no loss to Banner patrons. Mar Poston to hold cases in the Banner office for now.
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Scott County
Oran
F. A. Wiees
Lutesville
Wiggs
Mar. Poston
Local editors swap publications in brother agreement
Epitor E. H. Suir sold his half interest in the Bettton Record to his brother R. H. Smith and bought the Charleston Courier. Smith is noted as a good newspaper man who will maintain the Courier's high standard. The fraternity loses Bros. Deline and Martin, extending best wishes for their future undertakings.
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Epitor
E. H. Suir
R. H. Smith
Bettton Record
Charleston Courier
Bro. Smith
Courier
Bros. Deline
Martin
Is Popular Government Built by Voters’ Active Interest
A 19th century reflection asserts that government depends on every voter as an integral part of the state. It argues suffrage is a privilege and responsibility, with citizens shaping the kind of government they deserve through active participation.
Duty and democracy in county ticket nomination effort
A citizen’s duty to nominate and elect leaders is urged. The message praises a strong national, state, and county ticket and calls on every Democrat to support the drive, casting hopeful words about the upcoming November elections.
Remark by Elderada Springs Veteran Urges Folk Vote
Thomas Harmon aged eighty seven, a Civil War Indiana Volunteer, endorses Joseph W. Folk for governor, calling for honest Republicans to reject “hoodle democrats” and predicting Folk’s victory. Includes court docket listings and civil case outcomes from St. Louis area suits and divorces.
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St. Louis Republic
Folk
State Committee
Thomas Harmon
Elderada Springs
Missoumi
Eldorado Springs
Joseph W. Folk
St. Louis
Fifty-seventh Regiment
Indiana Volunteers
Missouri
Walbridge
Republcan
Thomas Haron
Circuit Court Notes: Oswald, Killian, Watkins Cases
State vs. Charles Oswald charged with grand larceny fined 25 dollars. State vs. W. H. Killian convicted of carrying concealed weapons fined and jailed 30 days. State vs Burns Watkins for illegal sale of liquor not apprehended.
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Charles Oswald
W. H. Killian
Burns Watkins
Legal Notices and Case Entries From Equity Docket
The record lists several equity cases including Aintone Londevere versus W K Chandler et al seeking title, continued by F M Hahn et al versus Garrette Hahn, and George W Proffer versus Joan F Proffer with change of venue and verdict for the defendant.
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Zeran Marble and Granite Works
Elizabeth Slaybaugh
W. A. Stone
Fred Buckner
John A. Millar
Cora R. Pierce Et al
David Shell
St. Charles King
S. Ry
Ti. D. Williams Cooperage Co
B. H. Bollinger
Supreme Court
Huffman Heading & Stave Co
David Bollinger
Caaries
EB. Furr
Iida Bodle
W. J. Bodle
J. F. Veneable
Sarah T. Veneable
Mastin Liley
Katherine Liley
Aintone Londevere
W. K. Chandler
Bill In Equity
Continuer
F.M. Hahn
Garrette Hahn
George W. Proffer
Joan F. Proffer
Bollinger County Teachers Elect Officers and Debate Compulsory Education
The Bollinger County Teachers Association met in Marble Hill and elected Prof. W. A. Davash as president, Miss Lain Bo Dan lap as secretary, with COTE cone as treasurer. Discussions covered papers and a petition for compulsory education, to be presented to Missouri lawmakers. Prof. Carrington and Prof. Dearmont assisted. The meeting drew fewer attendees than desired. Cape Democrat notes survey work by Capt. Wesmith for a Cape Girardeau to Thebes railroad terminal, six miles, along the river, to be completed.
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Bollinger County
Teachers’ Association
Marble PL
W. A. Davawh
Cote Cone Istoet
Lain Bo Danlap
W. T. Carrington
W.>. Dearmont
Southeast Missouri Neormal
Cape Garadewa
General Assembly of
Missouri
Wiuerreas
Stawe Leersdatare
Lulu Dinkip
Cape Democrat
Wesmith
Cape Girardeau and Thebes Bridge
Cape Giradeau
Graysboro
Our Correspondents Clippings and Local News Briefs
Our Correspondents report light news from Ter PRESS with scarce items and few tones. Health around here remains good though a few chills noted. Mrs A E Poitsett and Mr and Mrs Poitsett tired from a chair last week but say they had a nice time. Miss Edith gone leaves Miss Rate SYSTf lonely, Trem SOOPdTRON notes scarce news overall.
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Dory Sider
Mrew
A. E. Poitsett
Miss Rate
Edith
Fragmented Rural Notice From Local Hive of Names
Rain drenches the area as farmers hope for dry spells. George and John Hinkehein drove to Freelimee, FUL, last Mogul. A Hilshet improves his residence. Public sales and residents like Dierken feature in local chatter.
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George
John Hinkehein
Freelimee
FUL
A. Hilshet
Iiesemient
Paty
J. Fels
Markle
Stiaes Fiaikey
Local notes on school and community events
A fragmented community column notes new pupils Misses Ass, Srteer, Mamie Baker, Advaldant and others entering near term. Welcoming events include Rev. Jenkins recounting a story at the school. Prof. W. A. Davoul visits Glen Atlen. Mr. and Mrs. Slinkard attend the World’s Fair. Mrs. M. S. Stovall tends to family matters.
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Ass Srteer
Mamie Baker
Advaldant
Tt. Jenkins
Akdvanive
Dens
Jone
W. A. Davaul
Mies
Glen Atlen
Mas
Slinkard
M.S. Stovall
Notice to Farmers in Starble Ul for meeting
Notice to farmers of Tie Gulli ger County Farmers Mutual Aid Society. Meeting at the Cort house in Starble Ul on suburbiv Octolor 28 pig. Womakers ger seid society invites all to attend to advance its interests and build the up. Attendees include J. M. Aea Merrs, SceveNs, Piustecs, DP hi. Winters.
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Sammnal
Tie Gulliger County Farmers Mutual Aid
Cort House
Starble Ul
J. M. Aea Merrs
Jet
SceveNs
Resolutions on the Death of Brother George Tallent
The Great Architect of the Universe has called Brother George M Tallent to eternal rest on August 23 1904. During his lodge membership he showed courtesy and amiability that endeared him to us. His memory will be cherished. Be it resolved that in this bereavement...
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Wauteras
Geofrge M. Tallent
Fragmented musings on Masonry and public life through a dense archive
The text presents a fragmented, archaic discussion touching on Masonry, religious and civic themes, and references to figures like Roosevelt and Eisenhower era rhetoric. It weaves in genealogical asides, property notes, and scattered phrases about law, duty, and public perception, read as a historical dilettante's note card.
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Waronker Brothers
Calico
Comfort Calico
tosUin
Dittman’s
O. K
Brown
Star
Yue Dittman
Andy Woe
Les
Potosi
State
J. B. Caldwall
J. P
Man Gaither
James
George Jenkins
Sam Doss
Butte
W Jones
Frank Kennedy
Dante
Ollie Speer
Randolph James
Susan James
Adam and
Noah Sitze
Henrietta Burk
L. A. Lewis
L. F. Lafont
Levi B. James
J. W
John Glover
Sophia Grover
Wm. Riley Et al
Charles P. Cook
Laura K. Jasper
A. S. Davis
D. D. Russell
J. W. Conran
Dunklin County
David McKim
Hester McKim
L. C. Kern
Rainey Sears
Hannah J. Walker
Charles BR. Wills
Mary F. Sendidge
Dixie A. Dorris
James R. Cochran
Charles Brosier
Mary A. Sample
Circuit Court Proceedings
Agnes Westley
Wells Street
Marinette, Wis
Marinette
Wis
Cardus
Thedford
Cardui
Vti
Salih Robbe
Creneev i Sbin
Iarbie Hill, Mo
Saeco
Pierlen
Car Onder
Pirat
Merlonat de
HPN Ts
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Paul
Minin
Atbals
Dubitises
Hinde
J. Stree
Tevie San Ai
Seid
Ecient
Roosevelt
Roosei
Ike Cevelt
Roostash
Rooseveltt
Cripple Creek
Dane Hall
Clais
Lindell
Ieee
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ST. Esiuis
Denver Sons
Pennes
Pir Peuamer
St. Vitus ‘Des
Paki
W.uu
Lsers
Hoepers
Bark
Toledo
Chio
Brestlent
Woolson Spice Com
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