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Newspaper
Linneus Weekly Bulletin
Location
Linneus, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Dec 25, 1874
Page
1
An old Bucklin Missouri advertisement lists a shop offering broadcloths corded silks delaines crapes and various fabrics. It mentions patterns and colors, with references to silk and woolen products for sale.
The Mulletin surveys a wide array of topics from commerce to immigration and politics. It mentions reduced eastern prices, local shop talk, and the South African columns, then shifts to Mississippi and Arkansas granges, Butler's defeat, and remarks on Boston finance with satirical asides. It also includes quips about a Green Bay girl and a bishop anecdote.
A collage of reports from Columbia area items includes election results for a local contest with Reed and Leftwich tallying votes then rechecks, church and community events, and vivid character sketches. It mentions Santa Claus shipments for Christmas, General Conway's death, and a protracted religious meeting led by Rev McDwell with Rev Edwards assisting.
Public notice outlines meetings for selecting text books across counties. It details quorum rules, organization of county boards, required records, and the scope of approved reading and subjects for school use.
A Missouri State Grange address urges members to discuss winter programs on implements stock care and breeding. The Northern Granger advocates reducing hours and sharing with middlemen to raise profits. notes on grange mergers and national matters.
A fragmented list references shawls mittens and related knitwear items including cardigans and sweaters plus mentions baskets and dice in a decorative catalog style. No clear event or names to anchor a full news item.
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