Uncle Print Fowler Dead After Months of Sickness
The aged father of J J Fowler of Livonia died at his east end home at 3 o clock last Saturday aged 87. Funeral held Monday with burial at McCune graveyard. Five sons and one daughter survive him. Fowler was one of the county's oldest and most esteemed citizens.
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J J Fowler
Livonia
East End
McCune Grave Yard
Low
Finis
Joe
Olife B Greer
Fowler
Death sentence for Gen Stoessel for surrender at Fort Arthur
The military tribunal at St Petersburg found Gen Stoessel guilty of surrendering before all defence was exhausted and condemned him to death with a recommendation for commutation to ten years imprisonment. Officers under Stoessel were cleared or reprimanded for lack of proof.
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Missouri Farmers Consider Burley Tobacco Boom
Missouri farmers in Pike Callaway Lincoln Saline and Chariton counties weigh Burley tobacco cultivation as seed dealers predict strong profits. Reports say Kentucky style tobacco can be grown in these counties with potential yields of 1200 to 1500 pounds per acre and prices near one dollar per pound, signaling a forthcoming land boom.
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Hannibal
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Pike
Callaway
Lincoln
Saline
Chariton
St. Louis
Seper
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