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Newspaper
Linneus Weekly Bulletin
Location
Linneus, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Mar 19, 1875
Page
3
Fragment from a Rolla Missouri paper describes March enforcement of a prairie chicken shooting ban, local merchants clearing old stocks for spring trade, tobacco and hemp favored as staples, and many rural updates across towns including Sturgeon and Warrensburg. It notes births and deaths, a fire risk at Rice Morais storage, and a death in Bruns wick.
To the Patrons of Linneus High School I will publish monthly the names of pupils with exemplary attendance deportment and scholarship The past month’s list includes Anna Flourney Katie Detwiler Emma Phillips Emma Morrain Nannie Brown Clara Wilkerson Mattie Boiseau Flora Prewitt Lelia Flourney Lida Phillips Belle Denbe Lou Purdin Miss Flora Prewitt and Clara Wilkerson are imperfect in attendance due to sickness The note invites friends to visit as convenient Also a short price list from Cave Lash Mill lists flour and related goods with several prices.
Warranted OK hedge plants offered by J. H. Manning of Laclede. Complete stock of fruit and ornamental trees below cost. Ordered now to save money on plant purchases.
The column blends playful notes on winter versus spring with local town concerns in Laclede. It rails at disruptive parish attendees, praises Rev Harrah, notes E. M. Tracy store theft, and mentions subscriber efforts. plus regional political recap from Kansas City Times and shifts in railroad tax policy.
An April election notice from Linn County Missouri April 14 1875 discusses local support for William N Stilitan a Republican candidate for Justice of the Peace in Locust Creek township. A reader argues Democrats can vote for him if honest and capable, praising his qualifications despite party lines. Brancaire.
At a called meeting of the council Orry Coune Rooms in Monheath, F. W. Powers was elected Mayor pro tem and Ordinance No. 27 concerning Hawkers was adopted with votes from Denbe, Wanck, and Clark in favor. The council adjourned, with B. J. Northcott as clerk.
Linn County Markets and neighboring towns report prices for butter eggs lard and beef with Fair market rates. Dressed poultry and turkeys fetch varied prices by market, with apples, corn oats potatoes and hay also listed. Highest cash prices paid for produce noted in each county market.
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