Missouri Newspaper Archives
1808 - 1963
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- George Everhart
- notice of his death Kirksville, MO paper... p 4
- Weekly graphic
- Kirksville, Missouri
- January 6, 1887 - Page 4
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- Two Fighting Teens Literally Pay the Price
- Ivan Fromm of Cherryville and Tine McClain of Leadwood tried to stage a little fight near the Leadwood Church of God last Sunday night but were separated before extensive damage had been done. The next day they were brought over to give a full report of the funny affair to Mont Mason, and before they left he asked them to pay the rent on the ground where the fight was staged as all good sportsmen do. They agreed to his request and were presented with bills of $21.05 each.
- Farmington times and herald
- Farmington, Missouri
- March 28, 1919 - Page 9
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- Daily Missouri Republican
- St. Louis, Missouri
- November 2, 1873 - Page 12
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- Semira Ellen (Boswell) Lane Pew Groom Obituary, 1916, Missouri
- Taney County republican
- Forsyth, Missouri
- November 23, 1916 - Page 4
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