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Newspaper
Linneus Weekly Bulletin
Location
Linneus, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Dec 11, 1874
Page
1
The notice lists a variety of fabrics including Black Alpacas Mohairs Silks delaines and poplins in multiple colors. It mentions waterproof and ladies’ cloth options and references Mr Ww Grubbs and associated supplier names in a period style catalog entry.
A collage of items mentions patrons of Craig & McClanahan, livestock markets, temperance talk, bank notes totals, a bishop in Baltimore, Victoria Woodhull illness, and political commentary. It notes hog receipts in Chicago, a clergy marriage fee, Southern Democracy sentiment, and remarks on Democratic Governors and Grange activity with monthly discussion topics.
Thomas Coleman Younger claims innocence in a long self authored letter detailing his movements during bank robberies in Texas Missouri and Arkansas. He provides names and places from Ellis County Woodson County Independence and Carroll Parish along with witnesses and kinfolks. He asserts James brothers ties and asks for investigations by governors and Masonic fraternities to prove his claims.
T R Artes M Mo S G Allenton Saint Louis County Missouri requests rapid publication of a notice. He urges masters and presidents to publish exact post office and county addresses and to inform about officer changes promptly. He asks more frequent county meetings and a January nationwide meeting focus.
The piece sketches the country school mother as punctual, proper, and devoted yet unpaid and overworked. It praises her teaching, compassion, and daily sacrifices while noting her limited rewards and social regard. It also mentions currency shipments to Hog and Corn districts, bank strength, and a railroad land sale to a Campbellite church group.
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