Deggendorf Editor Potosi Publisher Dies Date
F M Deggendorf editor and publisher of Potosi Missouri listed as of June 7 1911.
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Newspaper
Potosi Journal
Location
Potosi, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jun 07, 1911
Page
4
F M Deggendorf editor and publisher of Potosi Missouri listed as of June 7 1911.
Directory lists public officers and courts including members in Congress Politte Elvins state senator C M Buford circuit judge E M Dearing representative W H Evens presiding judge G E Breckenridge and others with county officials, court terms, and mayor clerk treasurer marshal and aldermen positions and ward pairs.
Local residents and visitors are cited in a string of notes from Potosi and nearby towns. Dr J M Sloan and family visit Carbondale, Il. Dr Harry Blount to return home next Friday. judge E J Bean of De Soto in Potosi. Will and Mrs Will Cresswell visit kin. James O Brien of St Louis in town on business. Amos Plank of St Louis in town with brother Mayor I F Plank. Wallace Evans returns from Farmington. bids called for $3000 school bonds. Dean John O Hanlon's daughter M M Zeigler returns from St Louis. James Renick Clark of Sullivan dies at 77. rail line extension eyed to Farmington. Saline Valley Railroad may bring new line. telephone links Potosi and Caledonia established. heat waves with 96-98 degrees noted. G I Northcutt sells Voice of the People at Flat River. county jail upgrades underway. John Kirby dies from blood poisoning after thumb injury. Washington University dentistry graduate Hearst B Blount from this area may locate in Potosi.
A report notes the Washington dispatches confirm the Potosi post office salary raised from 1200 to 1300 dollars annually. Other items mention Epworth Among the Hills tabernacle work, a buckling concrete sidewalk on Main street, Flat River’s deincorporation, and local notes on weather crops and a marriage license.
The notice praises Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy for reliable relief. It mentions Harry L McGee and Monnie Pierce in Igire Missouri and states the product is for sale by all dealers.
De Soto with Hillsboro stars beat Potosi 10 to 4 as Murphy wild at times and De Soto fielding falters lead to nine errors For De Soto Lovett pitched well despite poor support while Murphy fanned eight with three walks and three hit batters in a long afternoon contest at the local ball yard.
Dry weather worries crops as residents share visits and travel. Mrs Duniess Mason and Sallie Mason recoveries noted. P K Sylvester and wife and J W Tedder travel to Belgrade. Milton Tedder and family also visit Belgrade. Dora E Jenkins visits Ellen Tedder. Wedding bells forecast for Rep Wrse. Medical ad praises Chamberlain's Liniment for rheumatism. For sale by all.
Local commerce ad seeks poultry and eggs with top prices paid in cash or trade. Community notes report Miss Clara Bouchard back on duty as deputy to Postmaster Young after illness. A farm weather pause followed by rain refreshes fields while a Sunday accident near Three Hill creek left Mrs Langelle bruised. Phil Langelle and son unharmed.
The county treasurer invites bids to sell ten bonds of school district No 36 Washington County Missouri at 300 dollars each bearing five percent interest with semiannual payments. Bonds dated June 1 1910 run one to ten years. Mineral Point district with assessed valuation 121390 for 1910 has no other indebtedness. Bids due June 26 1911 by 11 pm opened at treasurer’s office in presence of district board, which may reject any bids.
Sam Stephens and wife visited W. M. Matlock Sunday while Archie Richeson lost a fine horse last week. Celia Wilson visits her uncle Marion Sparks near Potosi. Mart Nicholson and wife from Ebo spent Sunday in Potosi with relatives. A group enjoyed Fourche a Renault fishing and recreation. Wheat looks good for next week harvest. Etta Dickey visited her grandparents at Floyd. Mrs. Clardy Richeson returned to St. Louis after weeks with kin. John and Mrs. Springer of Echo were Latty visitors. Junius McCormick of Muscogee Oklahoma stayed with Walter Sloan at Pleasant Hill. An ice cream social for the Baptist church was well attended. W. M. M.
Wm. Gann and family are in St. Louis this week. B F Bush of Mo Pac visited Sunday. Dr. Eaton of Belgrade called Sunday. Bismarck beat Farmington 4 to 0 in a ball game Sunday. J M Malcomb dangerously ill with appendicitis. H H Creger’s four legged chicken thrills locals. Jasper Webb moving from Elvins to Bis. Walter Evens and wife visited. Henry Denton bitten by copperhead. poison treated. Rain is badly needed. Various locals and visitors from Aptus, Richwoods, Arnault Branch.
The Bell Telephone assumes full control of the local network today praising top quality construction as Bismarck builds a superior system. Weather notes express urgent need for rain while social mentions include Lavan Scott and father visiting Friday evening and Laura and Myrtle Sheppard guests of Hazel and Josie League Sunday.
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