Local notes from Sweet Springs Missouri
Sweet Springs residents report on community events and illnesses. John and Sylvester Abbott are seen about town while Mrs Sue Piel recovers. Kinchen March visits family in Warrens, and Mrs Sie Bird Mrs John Brooks and others receive care. A jail update arrives as Janes Wilaga learns of his brother's death. The Conservator welcomes readers to a new home, urging parents to keep children in school and support teachers. Russell Johnson and Fagone Jones return to Jefferson City, while Myrtle Care closes a school term at Elmwood. Rev C R Smith conducts services, and Jasper Milly with wife visit Mra Caroline Weindexter in Arrow Rock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mewrs
Russell Johnson
Fagone Jones
Jeferson City
Mr. Johnson
Union Hill Notes on Residents and Local Visits
G W Williams is convalescent. Walker Ellis traveled to Marshall on Tuesday for business. Harry White made a business trip to Gilliam on Thursday. Harry White and another Scrber in Slater visited the area the first of the week. Thirteen delegates were sent to the wood chopping event on Thursday at Nanry Cheeks. Chas vith of Napton makes his regular calls on the first, second, third, and fourth Sundays.
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Walker Ellis
Marshall
Harry White
Gilliam
Ye Scrber
Slater
Nanry Cheeks
Chas Vith
Napton
Otterville Items Report Sparse Local News
Otterville notes report Kelly Hogan bought a fine horse and Mrs. Roberts of Jefferson City visits her mother Mrs. Jacobs. Thos Thompson and Adam Williams ill this week. Several men in town Sunday. Spring hints with thaw and mud. Miss Anna Jackson returns from Sedana after six months. Mrs Jensie Dunn back from Kansas City visit. J M Byas of Bunceton joins the circle. A new blacksmith arrives, practicing in town.
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Mrs. Roberts
Jefferson Ciy
Jacobs
Mines
Thos, Thompson
Adam Williams
Anna Jackson
Sedana
Jensie Dunn
Kansas City
Ko. Lotkins
Georgtown Georgia Bank? Brown Slow to Recover
Georgtown residents report gradual improvement for Brown. Mrs. Vincent shows signs of recovery. Mr. Lewis and wife visited Sedalia on Monday. Daniel Lewis from Hugh attended services at Gynay. Local sick list includes Jonaie’s mother, Geo. Smith, A. J. McFeders, and Mrs Lisa Jo ston. M E Church Sunday collection totaled $16.25 with $14.50 to the pastor and $1.75 for church expenses.
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Daniel Lewis
Hugh
Bd Jonaie
Messrs
Geo. Smith
A. J. McFeders
Lisa Joston
M.E
Opening of springtime in New Brakfort
Breezy week in New Brakfort as residents greet the springtime with hopeful wishes to witness many more seasons and a longer life.
Community Notes From Town Ice Walks And Moves
The item notes general cheer as residents enjoy an ice walk and coasting. Mr Grant Moore and family relocate to the country to farm, renting his town property. Mrs Lalawright delivers a soul stirring sermon at the First Free Will Baptist Church and well wishes follow.
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Grant Moore
Lalawright
First Free Will Baptist Church
Mrs Waller Brown to Recite at George R Smith Col
Miss Waller Brown, daughter of Mr and Mrs T Waters, will give a recital at George R Smith College Monday night March 7. She will perform Frosty Lane and other pieces, admission only 10 cents. Her brother Mr Arthur Sictiwon died Wednesday night of pneumonia after a few days illness. Prior obit mentions born to Mr and Mrs T Waters.
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T. Waters
Illness and convalescence listed for local names
A fragmented notice lists numerous individuals with statuses such as very sick convalescent and mending slowly. Names include Arlen Riggs Dr, S C Melean Henry Adin J A Stick Jenny Deer Nadine Dyer Gabrel Bouldin Louis Spears Dubia Nelson Gerves Whitley Jno Rumsey Carrie Stewart James Lhuston Riley Knapcher.
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Arlen Riggs
S.C. Melean
Henry Adin
Jenny Deer
Nadine Dyer
Anderson
Dan Herndon
Miery Boulden
Gabrel‘a Bouldin
Louis Spears
Dubia Nelson
Gerves Whitley
Jno. Rumsey
Carrie Stewart
James Lhuston
Riley Knapcher
What the Eagle Wants to See The 1900 Ticket Promises Reform
The American Eagle endorses Theodore Roosevelt for President with Cyron D. Wallbridge as vice president and A. Bothwell as Missouri Governor. Bert Norton as attorney general and Marion A. Murphy as senator from the Twenty ninth district. Local Republicans select Adlas Chalyinane and Hon. William F. L. Blake to lead party efforts.
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American Eagle
Theodore Roosevelt
United States
Cyron D. Wallbridge
A. Bothwell
Misouri
Bert Nortons
Missouri
Ten
Marion A Murphy Senaor
Adlas Chalyinane
William FL. Blake Chalraiwa
This City
Aaron W. Loo
Stebe Ceticu
Market Reports From March 7 Cattle and Hogs Prices
Market data from March 7 shows cattle and hogs moving higher with mixed demand. Cattle receipts in Louisa and Omaha reflect stronger prices for steers and cows, while hogs show heavy weights and steady to firm bids. Sheep receipts remain light with fair demand for wethers and ewes. Pork and poultry prices edge up as buyers seek bulk lots. vegetables and grains list varied quotes across markets.
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Chion Newey
Siam
Ohiolie Wethers
Sharon Court No 10 Meets First Friday Each Month
Sharon Court No 10 holds its meetings on the first Friday of every month. Lilly Belle Wheeler serves as matron and Mayme B Smith is secretary.
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Sharon Court No
Lilly Belle Wheeler
Mayme B
Smith
Sec'y
Political Drift and Democratic Struggles Across Papers
A collage of editorials and reports from St Louis Chicago and Indianapolis recount leadership shifts in the Democratic Party, Cleveland and Parker remarks, Bryan strategies, and party fault lines. The World Fair strike disruptions and Western Union messenger assault highlight labor tension and security actions in early March.
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Chicago
Western Union Telegraph Company
Woman Becomes Jackson County’s First Naturalized Citizen
Kansan City reports Margaret Bibel a Ottawa Canada native has filed naturalization papers in Jackson county becoming the county’s first female naturalized citizen. The note notes a freight blockade in Portland Oregon with cars stranded as snow and cold disrupt rail traffic.
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Kansan City
Margaret Bibel
Ottawa
Canada
Jackson County
United States
Portland
Gre
Rallsaga
Trans- Atlantic
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