The Taney County republican. (Forsyth, Mo.) 1895-1992, 1905-11-23
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Cassville will have electric lights.
Lebanon will build a sewer system.
Aurora is 10 have 5OO-barrel role
mill.
Chillicothe is considering a municipa
water plant.
A new bank has been organized a
Prairie Hill.
Springfield will vote on local optiol
December l6.
Higginsville is TO have $4,000 confed
crate monument.
Barry county voted for local option BY
about four to one.
The contract has been let for new
bank building at Bonne Terre.
It's a cold day or night when st. Loui.
is not treated to several hold.ups.
Secretary Shaw received $500 ICON.
science money" from St.Louis Saturday.
a new $4,000 brick church is in course
OF erection in Joplin by the Baptis,
people.
Joplin is after a wagon manufactory
that proposes to build about 10000
wagons year,
The B'nai Birth, a Jewish congrega-
tion at Kansas City, will build new
100000 temple.
The school commissioner at St. Louis
has received bids for the erection of
two portable school buildings
The prospect of the early construction
OF an electric lire from Carthage to
Springfield grows more promising.
IT there is anything in name Drury
college at Springfield has the sha,pest
educator in the state-Prof Rulekoet-
ter.
Marionvillcpe people are moving for the
erection OF new building for the Ma.
rionvillc Collegiate Institute TO cost
$4,000.
The American mining congress, In
session last week at FL Paso, Texas,
elected L, r. Buckley, OF Rolla, second
vice president.
The Big Kate mining company OF
Carthage has decided to increase its
stock from $4,000 to 100000 and to
change its name to the Anna Linde.
On Wednesday night of last week at
Oronogo Joe Power died from a stroke
over the head by the club of q police.
man whom he was resisting. Power
was drunk.
The son of postmaster Bird at Hema-
tite, who sleeps in the postofiice, shot
and killed burglar who was attempt.
ing to blow the Office safe one morning
last week.
L. B. Anderson, who heads the reyo.
luton in the Isle OF Pines, which wants
to be annexed TO the United States, Is
native Missourian and former resident
OF st. Louis.
The Missouri Pacific railroad people
are spending an immense amount of
money on its tracks in southwest Mis-
souri,, in the way of ballasting and 9TH
er improvements.
A call has been issued for meeting
of persons interested in the raising of
fruit to meet in the court house in Ga
lena December ,, to organize fruit.
growers association.
The stonecutters around Carthage |
have struck for higher pay, and employ
ers are considering the idea of putting
in machinery that will do much of the
work now done by hand.
DR.. w. S. Knight, president Of the
Carthage Collegiate Institute, was
stricken with apoplexy Wednesday OF
asst week and died two hours later with
nut regaining consciousness.
JC.Lincoln, formerly general freight
gent of the Missouri Pacific railway
It st. Louis, has been appointed assist
INT freight traffic manager for the sys-
EN- with his Office in Kansas City.
Springfield is discussing the idea of
'rgani2ing 100000 club for the pur.
'osc of stimulating the increase of pop
'lation to that figure. The coming of
he Missouri Pacific will be great aid
n boosting the census.
Mrs. Sarah Wadill OF Springfield died
t her home on the 18th inst. at the age
I almost 9S years. Mrs. Wadill was
orn In Tennessee but has lived in
ireene county since 1886. She had
cen member Of the Methodist church
Or 50 years.
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