Political Gossip and Local News Fragment Summary
A highly garbled compilation notes political figures and events including Secretary RH Jones, Dunklin County Fair in Kennett October 14 17, and Luke Wright governor of the Philippines. It references Ex-Postmaster General John Wanamaker, Missouri elections, and a Kansas tax comparison to Missouri. The piece comments on newspaper ethics, editorial ventures, and local reportage from Farmington News and Scott County Democrat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
RH. Jowea
Kennett
Congressman Vandiver Discusses Politics Tour
Congressman W D Vandiver returned yesterday from a statewide trip visiting Parmington and Mt K Church south conference. He then traveled to Caledonia to join his family before heading to Washington DC for the next phase of his itinerary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. D. Vandiver
Parmington
Mt. K. Church
South
Avery
Caledonia
Washington, D. C
Vaenditvar
Vandiver touring Missouri as Folk boom grows
Congressman Vandiver says he will not seek any office now and plans to form Washington 60 soon to enroll his children in school. He has toured much of Missouri, finding strong Folk sentiment across the state, and expects the convention next summer. He denies being a candidate for secretary of state and says he would seek governor only when the time is right.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Mimouri
Congrena
Vandiver
St. Louis
Farmers Institute Meeting and Corn Show Set for Marble Hill
Hon Geo B Ellis secretary of the Wi announces a farmers institute and county corn show in Marble Hill on Friday November 6 with $60 in cash prizes for best county corn exhibit. Three sessions 10 am 1 pm and 7 pm include lectures on corn growing seed selection breeding and fertilizers. Judges award premiums after the 1 pm session. An illustrated evening lecture covers Experiment Station Agricultural College and World’s Fair progress. An executive committee and local organizers are named to prepare exhibits and promote attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geo. B. Ellis
Farmers’ Institute
Marble Hill
Missouri World's Fair Commission
World's Fair Commission
Agricultural College
St. Louis
Ellis
Matt W. Hall
J. ¥. Slinkard
W. K. Chandler
J. As ‘Taylor
T. B. Drum
Sedgewickville
Jesse D. Hahn
Patton
J. M. Wélber
Bessville
J.P. Limbaugh
Scopus
J. 3. Conrad
A. A. Kinder
Buchanan
Charles Nenninger
Leepoll
John Pickett
Zalma
Jamet ‘Richardson
Greenbrier
Circuit Court Proceedings Involving Offense Rates
Court records show a case flow rate applied to offenses, with names obscured and partial initials. The docket references Sure va and E P Elgg along with a late abort note and a sale item labeled gal sales. Details are fragmentary and context limited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. P. Elgg
Seblwiw
State and county liquor case docket notes briefing
Dockets list multiple liquor law cases with pleas of guilty and fines, changes of venue, and continuances. Includes State v. J M Shirley and M Anally, Btato v. Proctor et al, and various divorces and civil actions with dates referenced for December 14 and December 15.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Btato
P.O
P. O. Geblatita
J. M. Shirley
J,m, Shirley
Degral
McAnally
Cass
State
M. McAnally
Roubeo R. Proctor
Henry P. Proctor
Bowers
John Beasley
J. P
Stray Appraisers certify take up by H L Berry Lorance township
J W Snider August Nenninger and Christ Trankle sworn appraisers certify viewing a stray described as a mule like mare about 15 hands high one year old with Juiving pale fistula four short hairs on left flank white forehead spot and other marks. They appraise the stray at twenty dollars. Witnesses include Avétur Newsmant Chast Trax J W SxipER.
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J. W. Snider
August Nenninger
Christ Trankle
H. L. Berry
Lorance Township
Bollinger
Arden
Ottr
Avétur
J. W. Sxiper
Notice to Farmers in Marble Bill on Oct 24 1908
Notice to Farmers announces the annual meeting of the Bellinger county Baroners Mutual Aid Society at Marble Bill Courthouse on Saturday October 24 1908. All members and those with an interest in building it are invited to be present. Signed by Beres Limpavom Traskem and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bellingger County Baroners' Mutual Aid Society
Marble Bill
Enid Senty
Beres
Limpavom
Traskem
Q. Stevers
Why did they buy a baby brother
A speaker questions a family's choice to adopt a baby boy, contrasting with a preferred pet. The narrator humorously laments changes in daily life and expresses frustration at the new responsibility, comparing the baby to a troublesome pet and wishing for a dog instead.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ted
Jerry
Local Notables Attend Services and Commerce Notes
Our Correspondents in Brownwood report many locals at Little Vine services Sunday night. GoForth buys in Bloomfield, W A Williams vacations in St. Louis for goods. Frank Burton visits Little Ark. Mrs Thorp solicits M E church funds in Bloomfield and Dexter. Erection of a much needed building soon begins. Miss Kittie Bratton returns from Advance. Our school progrès under Miss Mayme Davices. Mrs Vaughn and Mrs Murphy attend Little Vine church services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kittie Bratton
Advance
Mayme Davices
Meadames John Vaughn
Murphy
Little Vine Church
Local Notes From Zalma Near End Of Septembers
Several residents attended court last week while Sheriff King patrolled the streets Saturday. P E Richards bought Henry Gaines farm and will soon begin a honeymoon trip. Gaines will hold a sale this week. Aftdre Gaines builds a new house near town and Louis Mayer visits to paint Masonics hall. Jesse Kinder spent last Sunday in Zalma. James Seabaugh sold property to Mr Atchison who will occupy the residence. 8 Feltingburger raises a new livery stable foundation. A Woodmen hall ball drew attendance last Friday. Joe Winkler sold his personal property at public auction and returned to Perry County. A protracted Methodist meeting starts next Saturday. A baby boy born to Dr and Mrs Wm Sages on September 19. Norville Wymer buys interest in Henry Fea’s restaurant. A boy born to Louis Hindman on September 26. Whooping cough sickens several children. Our school advances under Mr Denton. term length hoped for eight or nine months. C Coon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Zalma
Sheriff A
King
P. E. Richards
Henry Gaines
Aftdre Gaines
Louis Mayer
Marble Hill
Jesse Kinder
Greenbrier
James Seabaugh
Norville Wymer
Henry Fea
Busisiness
Louis Hindman
Denton
C. Coon
Kodol Dyspepsia Cure Promoted For Digestive Relief
Advertisement style copy touts Kodol Dyspepsia Cure as a universal remedy for indigestion and stomach issues. Claims digestion improves and all food is better assimilated under care attributed to Dr. McAnally. A separate notice seeks a trustworthy lady agent for county distribution with weekly pay by check.
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Dr. & M. McAnally
Green
Dr. McAnally’s
Banditry and bear hunting mix with county notes in Missouri
The report details thefts and shootings in Bollinger and surrounding counties, with references to horse theft near the courthouse, arrests in Steele and Dunklin areas, and multiple suspects. It also covers crop prospects, a large bear hunted by Charlie Temple, and local crime updates including a jail transfer. Reports on dyspepsia and August Flower promote a patent remedy, while a teaching round table outlines topics for a school club and various educational talks.
Suggested Program at Local Event on World's Fair Day
A fragmented schedule lists talks and activities for Thursday at 19:00 hour. County officials, a local teacher, and Coleman deliver addresses. A state exhibit at the World’s Fair is planned followed by a round table and general discussion. Arthur Moyore and others present papers on a local question. A schoolhouse talk and a Prof. Coleman lecture precede a social reception and three model lessons.
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Tescher
Coma
Oa. m
Jocal
Coleman
Arthur Moyore
Prof. Coleman
Notice to Taxpayers Listing Upcoming Poll Dates
Notice to Taxpayers lists multiple upcoming polling days across towns and stores including October and November dates. It notes where the remainder of the notice can be found in W.B. Poe’s office in M Collector. The text contains numerous garbled place names and dates.
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David
Aston Tobrean
Albanos
Bollinger's
Kiltchen’s
Thureday
Comberaid
Beasville
Frutwons Te Koohn
Greasy Post Office
Buchanan
Warne Towann
Zalia
Sturdivant
Greenbrier
Liventy Townsill
Peter Ross
Dongels
An. Drum
Lowance Townsup
Leopold
Lafin
Glen Allen
Lutesville
W.B. Poe
M Collector
Opening of Missouri State Normal School Third District
The Missouri State Normal School Third District at Cape Girardeau Missouri will open on Tuesday September 15 1908 in two new three story stone buildings with 41 recitation rooms 3 laboratories a library reading room assembly hall gymnasium swimming pool bath rooms toilets etc. The campus spans twenty five acres and includes Chemical Physical and Biological laboratories along with a Manual Training Department. The faculty comprises two years of study with an incidental fee of 85 000.
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Missouri State Normal School
Cape Girardeau
Missouri
Tre Republics Great Offer for Pope Leo XII Volume
The St. Louis Republic offers old and new subscribers an official, bound Pope Leo XII volume. Nearly 800 pages with text and illustrations, edited by Moor O’Reilly. English French and German editions available, postage paid, order to The Republic, St. Louis, Mo.
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St. Louis Republic
Leo XII
Moor O'Reilly
Wien
Republic
St. Louis
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