One Dollar Bargain From The St Louis Republic Celebrated
The St Louis Republic offers three full years for $1.00 during its anniversary sale. Renewals extend three years from expiration. Subscriptions accepted for new or renewal orders. Includes sample copy request. Advertising wisdom from farmer readers highlighted amid various local notes and notices.
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Republic of St. Louis
United States
St. Louis Republic
St. Louis
Central Business College Impresses with Alumni, Jobs
Central Business College reports alumni securing high paying stenography and bookkeeping roles in Missouri and St. Louis. Leonard Powell joins Northern Pacific Railway at $65 monthly. F B Harvey becomes bank bookkeeper in Moberly. Sievers lands Vandalia Railway in St. Louis at $75 monthly with peers earning $70 to $100. Also notes local appetite for mineral water lore and regional social visits.
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Leonard Powell
Northern Pacific Railway
St. Paul
Minn
F. B. Harvey
Bank of Moberly
Sievers
Vandalia Railway Co
St. Louis
Central Business College
Bellvill Tales of Farm Trade and News in One Issue
Rufus Christian sold beef steers to Milt Phillips. Wiley Logan and Hilleary B bought new engines and a first class threshing line. B. K. Shaw sold a draft horse to E. C. Lamont for $100. Joe Brocksmith completed a large barn near Ewing. Ice cream supper at Warren postponed. Adia Davis wed near Shelbyville and left for a tour. John Byrd returns from Washington state. F. N. Fessenden shipped stock to Monroe City. Local farming notices list hogs sheep cattle and beef orders. A wagon wreck on Main and Dover Streets. George McLeod returns home from a near-miss in Kansas City. News from Colorado springs postmaster Hunnewell. Reunions and carload plans for upcoming Sale Day.
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Wiley Logan
Hilleary B
B. K. Shaw
E.C. Lamont
A. G. Lyell
Ed Wood
W. Davis
Cramer
Indiana
Adia Davis
Clay Davis
Wm. Haddardy
Shelbyville
John Byrd
Washington
Missouri
Twinter
M Souri
John
Missoy
F. N. Fessenden
Bellvill
Monroe City
Char Burdett
Byrd Bros
James Bawin
Dan Wagner
Wm. A. Wit
Mage Brower
Henry Bros
Calvert
Henry Wagner
Emmet Morthland
Owing Bradshaw
Ike Longacre
George Howe
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Mr. Melson
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William Thompson
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Maryville
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New London
Homer Turpin
Arch St. Clair
Perry Enterprise
J.N. Southern
E. J. Alexander
Master Sterling
Hannibal
A.S. Smith
Sterling
Everet Johnson
Mr. Armstrong
Monroe
J. R. Howell
Anabel
B. C. Howell
Palmyra
Lena Donley
Shelbina
Nancy Howell
Woodland
FE. M. Sparks
Shelbina Fair
Scotland
Texas
Edwin Drescher
Paul Werner
J. B. Ward
Emma Yates
Deaf and Dumb School
Mrs. F. Grossman
Ely
L. Craser and
City
R. C. Carman
Wife
Mary Harmer
Douglas Batsell
Paris
David M. Proctor
W. L. Cranston
East St. Louis
W. B. Hays
Mary Carson
Quincy
Robt. Abell
Earl Christian
Audrey
Warren
Francis Sullivan
Missouri Pacific
St Louis
Ethel Moody
Banker's Trust Co
Bessie Turner
Lamy Marg. Co
Sedalia
May Michel
Jones Mercantile Co
Kansas City
Blanch Jones
Hindstint Grain Co
Mabel Short
Live Stock Co
Wichita
Kans
Sadie Ford
Stenographer Inter-Ocean Oil Co
Will Finney
Bookkeeper Express Co
Geo. Flake
Bookkeeper and
Stenographer Live Stock Commission Co
Business
Robbins
Hannibal Journal
Oakwood
Stillwell
Clay County
America
Bollinger County
Ripley’ County
Amelia Hatton
Mountain View
S. T. Hatton
Miss Pearl Kaden
Lula Kaden
Rufus Christian
Milt Phillips
Myra
Joe Brocksmith
Ewing
Main
Dover Streets
Dover
Oak
George McLeod
Tolahoma City
George
Smith
Colorado Springs
Peak
Hunnewell
Echo
C. A. Noland Reed Noland
Shel
Reunio the Ennis
Charles Ennis
J.T. Eliott
Tom Benden
Gillet, Wing
Ida
Cora Rohr
E. E. Edwards
Newell
Paul McDonald
Brool
Ivan ‘Yates
Howard Tulley
Melvin Whittle
Macomb, Ill
Gem City Business College
Ill
Musselman
Nlinolsy