Local items report property trades and new livery venture
Ruddle Adama sold his farm to Maurice Thompson and bought Wm. Schade's property, with Schade moving stock to Jackson. A livery and feed stable will be started by Adama Starret and Lail in the new stable. Silas Lail heads to St. Louis for a job. Evangelical Lutheran Zion held a mission feast raising about 100. No. 1 free delivery route starts Nov 15 with four applicants. Public school began with good turnout. Frank Starret went to St. Louis with hogs. Depot completion underway.
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Hmeacphan
Ruddle Adama
Maurice Thompson
Maurice
Ruddle
Wm. Schade
Mr. Schade
Jackson
Ruddle Adams
Frank Starret
Tom Lail
Silas Lail
St. Louis
Evangelical Lutheran Zion
Joe Conner
Joe
Martin Kieninger
Alexander
Herman Ruehling
Chas, Sample
Wife
Board of Health Not Alarmed at Missouri Typhoid Case
The State Board of Health finished a thorough look at the typhoid fever outbreak at the University of Missouri in Columbia. They found the situation not serious and advised new arrivals wait a few days for improved sanitary conditions, while not urging an exodus.
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Columbia
State Board of Health
University of Missouri
Robi. H. Goodell
Hannibal
J. A. B. Adcock
Warrensburg
W. 8. Thompson
J.T. Thatcher
Oregon
State Board of Health of
Missouri
Board of Health
Sanitary Corps
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