Missouri native Toole shaped Montana politics long ago
Joseph K. Toole born May 12 1851 in Savannah Missouri emerged as a key West builder. He chaired Montana territorial legislature helped draft 1884 and 1889 constitutions and served as first governor from 1889 to 1893 and again from 1900 to 1908. His career spanned law politics and education advocacy.
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Savannah
Missouri
Joseph Kemp Toole
Montana
Andrew
Buchanan
St. Joseph
Western Military Institute
Newcastle
Kentucky
William ©. Toole
Toole
Edwin
Joseph K. Toole
Montana Democrats
Territorial House of Representatives
Territorial Council
Montana Territory
United States Congress
House
Washington
North
South Dakota
Capitol
Helena
Cleveland
California
Real estate transfers in Scott County for 1929
Scott County records list numerous transfers including R A McCord to E P Coleman land in survey 625 Sikeston with $300. S Wallace Applegate to W B Simpson 10.35 acres in survey 46 Sikeston for $1250. H M Kendig to Riley Long lot 8 block 9 Chamber of Commerce addition Sikeston $1. J T Pearson to Roy Pearson lots 29 30 block 30 Chaffee. and other detailed parcel and price entries across Sikeston Fornfelt Imo and related additions. notes include a public affairs line and a death notice: Toole died in Helena Montana on March 11 1929.
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R. A. McCord
E. P. Coleman
R. W. Schwieter
R. A. Harper
East Acres
Sikeston
A. A. Oldham
Elizabeth Waters
McCoy-Tanner
S. Wallace Applegate
W. B. Simpson
H. M. Kendig
Riley Long
Chamber of Commercce
H. G. Cathey
R.D. Clayton
H. L. Smith
Ira Taylor
Lillian
P. L. Halter
Toney
Grady Underwood
North Imo
Fornfelt
John C. Knapp
Wm. C. Arnold
Lightner
Imo
O. J. Dannenmueller
Lucianus Robert
Albert Blattel
George Blattel
Albert V. Losse
Fred Springer
Leo
Fred Springer Jr
Effa Salmon
Joe Bacher
Salmon
Wm. Lyon Et al
C. L. Getz
Home Owners Loan Corporation
George Hamilton
Schuette
Allen Mayfield
Martin Duncan
Scott County
P. W. Branum
Ton
Toole
Helena
Montana
Resolutions in Memory of W. E. Hollingsworth
The Republican County Committee of Scott County Missouri mourns the death of W. E. Hollingsworth on April 29 1941. He served since August 1940 as a member and chairman, admired for wise counsel, broad experience and leadership. The notice expresses sympathy to Mrs. Hollingsworth and family and notes the loss of a courageous trusted leader.
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Republican Committee
Scott County
Republican County Committee
Missouri
W. E. Hollingsworth
Resolutions of Respect for William Hollingsworth
Resolutions from Sikeston Lodge No. 310 mourn the death of Brother William Edward Hollingsworth who died April 29 1941. The lodge drapes its charter for thirty days and extends condolences to the family, noting his faithful service to the Masons and his passage to the Grand Lodge of the New Jerusalem. committee: A A Harrison I G Lewis Cecil C Reed.
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William Edward Hollingsworth
Mason
Grand Lodge of the
New Jerusalem
Sikeston Lodge
A. F
A. M
Sikeston
Missouri
A. A. Harrison
I. G. Lewis
Cecil C. Reed
Ellington CCC youth killed in Poplar Bluff bicycle crash
Ellington Talbert Osborn 21 stationed at Ellington CCC camp was killed early Monday when a bicycle he rode was hit by a car driven by Fred Pulliam a Wappapella dam worker. Osborn was visiting his aunt in Poplar Bluff. Merle White 17 riding on the handlebars is in serious condition at Poplar Bluff hospital. Coroner's jury ruled the death an unavoidable accident.
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Ellington
Talbert Osborn
Ellington CCC
Fred Pulliam
Wappapella
Poplar Bluff
Osborn
Merle White
Cardinals Begin Big Week At Sportsman's Park
St Louis Cardinals continue home stand at Sportsman's Park with a Sunday game against the Philadelphia Phillies at 2 30 PM following a series with the Boston Braves. The Phillies return Tuesday, Brooklyn Dodgers visit Wednesday and Thursday, and Friday May 23 hosts the first night game against the Pittsburgh Pirates with a May 24 ladies day and May 25 Sunday doubleheader.
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ST. Louis
Boston Braves
Billy Southworth
Red Birds
Philadephia Phillies
Sportsman's Park
Phillies
Sportsman’s Park
Brooklyn Dodgers
Cardinals
Pittsburgh Pirates
Pirates
Notice of administration in Hollingsworth estate
Let ters testamentary on the estate of William Edward Hollingsworth were granted May 7, 1911 by the Probate Court of Scott County Missouri. All persons with claims must exhibit for allowance within six months or be barred. if not shown within one year, they are forever barred. Earl G Hollingsworth executrix. Witness seal of Probate Court Scott County. PMID SEAL (22) O L Spencer Probate Judge.
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William Edward Hollingsworth
Probate
Scott County
Missouri
Earl G. Hollingsworth
Scott Coun
Laura Graham
Pauline Graham Foley
Notice of Executor Appointment and Property Suit
Notice grants letters testamentary to Pauline Graham Foley for Laura Graham estate dated May 1 1941. Burglars stole 400 500 dollars from Swift and Company building Dexter after tying night watchman Corbett Langley. The circuit court in Scott County Missouri issues publication for a land title dispute involving Charlotte Cummings and Owen Cummings with described lands in sections five eight township twenty eight and range thirteen. The case seeks to quiet title, reform deed dated 1939, and publish notice in The Sikeston Herald.
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Dexter
Swift & Company
Corbett Langley
Orlie H. Cummings
Richard Zeihl
Earl Zeihl
Henry Zeihl
Charlotte Cummings
State of
Missouri
County of
Scott
Benton
O. H. Cummings
Owen Cummings
Recorder's Office
Scott County
Sikeston Herald
Sikeston
Courtesy Nation's Business Narrows Paths to Leadership
A brief note outlines ways Courtesy Nation remains vigilant against misdirection and emphasizes disciplined leadership. It highlights firm standards, ethical conduct, and steady guidance to prevent easy leadership derailments.
Divorce action filed in Scott County Missouri
On May 13 1941 in vacation of the Circuit Court of Scott County Missouri Jessie Mac Stevenson filed a petition for divorce from Wade A Stevenson alleging his non residence prevents usual service. The court ordered publication in The Sikeston Herald for four weeks notifying Wade A Stevenson to appear at the July 1941 term or have the petition confessed. A true copy is certified by Clerk L J Pefefferkorn.
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Scott County
Missouri
Jessie Mac Stevenson
Wade A. Stevenson
Circuit Court
Stephen Barton
Wader A. Stevenson
Scott
Benton
Sikeston Herald
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Floyd C. Shoemaker
T. H
Ambros Hendrix
Lillian A. Smith
Scott County Abstract Company
Benton, Mo
ST. Louis Cardinals
O. L. Spencer
Schlosser
Katie E. Schlosser
L. J. Pfefferkorn
L. J. Pefefferkorn
Katherine Hart
Bertrand, Mo
Max Hirschowitz
Oran
Ford Electric Service Co
New Madrid Street
Sikeston, Mo
RAGS
Lintless Rags
the Herald
Malone Avenue
Boyce Farm Equipment Co
Allis-Chalmers
Oliver
General Electric
Westinghouse
Curlew Applance Co
Malone Ave
Philco Radio
William
Phillips Petroleum
H. M. Holmes
North Street
Davner
F. Ll. DeWitt
Morehouse
N. Ranney
Sikeston Tractor & Implement Company
The
Methodist Church
South Kingshighway
Canedy Sign Company
National Credit House
New Madrid
Mississippi
Scott, Dunklin
Cape Girardeau
Pemiscot
Stoddard
Credit House
Care the Herald
Sidwell, Jeweler
Center St
Bailey & Bailey
Attorneys-at-Law
MecCoy-Tanner Bldg
George W. Hirk
Applegate Bldg
Phone
Robert A. Dempster
McCoy-Tanner Building
E. J. Menstedt
Front Street
Merlin G. Anderson
Derris Malcolm
Howard A. Dunaway
Denistry
DR. Handy Smith
Applegate
Telephone
B. L. McMullin
Stallcup
Dk. F. L. Sisso
Optometry
DR. W. M. Sidwell Optometrist Office
City Electric
ST. Scott ST
National Funeral Home
Scott and
Center Streets
Sikeston, Missouri
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Dead Animal Disposal Company
Buchanan Funeral Home
Kings Highway
Caleb Smith
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