Press notes and county offices in Bollinger County
The article lists county officials and candidates in Bollinger County Missouri including Supreme Judge Francis M. Black Superintendent of Schools William T. Carrington Railroad Commissioner Joseph H. Fines and other local figures. It mentions candidates for reelection and notices from A. P. Eldracher and Willke on Constable and Coroner posts and comments on the Republican state convention and party leadership.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Francis M. Black
William T. Carrington
Joseph H. Fines
Fox Aims For Congress In Thirteenth District
Tris notes the Democratic emblem in the Thirteenth as J D Fox seeks Congress while Republican hounds lag. The tax platform at Excelior Springs remains silent on state affairs, offering little beyond undolge. Major Warmer can stand up in Missouri, but not for Kerns and allies in Uncle Ghaunce presence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tris
J.D. Fox
Congress
Excelior Springs
Missouri
Kerns
Uncle Ghaunce
Twin City Briefs From Local Community News
Mrs Bollinger visited Mrs Snider in Laflin at the week’s start. A grand Central Park picnic is set for September 1 and billed as the season’s last bi event. Rev Russell tours Thorns dale Texas for Methodist revival and will return soon. Jacob Ridley was bitten by a snake while driving hogs near Zalma and is recovering. P A Stanton stave factory reopened Monday after weeks closed due to reform take bill. Reuben McCormack reports a fine filley-be longing to him died on his Glen Allen farm last Tuesday from a stake bite on the breast.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. Bollinger
O. J. Snider
Laflin
Central Park
J. A. Russell
Thornsdale
Texas
Methodist Church
Jacob Ridley
Zalma
Reuben McCormack
Glen Allen
Local Notes From Leopold Town
Mrs. John Luke has been ill for weeks. Father Rothensteiner visited Father Bettles in Predericktown. Fritz Elfrank suffered a broken arm and dislocated shoulder when a rail fell on him while climbing a fence. Frank Vandeven, son of H. P. Vanderen, slipped from a horse and the horse stepped on his thigh tearing muscle from the bone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leopold News
John Luke
Father Rothensteiner
Predericktown
Father Bettles
Asm
Fritz Elfrank
Frank Vandeven
H. P. Vanderen
Delinquent taxes and sheriff sales at Marble Hill Missouri
A long public notice item lists multiple 1894 delinquent tax executions in Bollinger County Missouri. It names J T Wells sheriff and W A Dunn collector, announcing public auctions at Marble Hill on September 14 and 16, 1894 for lands tied to various defendants and deeded properties, with detailed parcel descriptions and witnesses for the final proof process.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thoxios
Marble Hill
John Pavlick
North Range
Joseph Pavlick
John Hubbard
David Yount
Charles Crown
Marquand
James UI
Chang
Marble Hill Bollinger County
Missouri
J. T. Wells
Bollinger
Mixs
W. A. Dunn
Gossett
Court House
Bollinger County
State of Missouri
Marlite Hill
Bovtinger County
Lutesville
Courshouse
Marble
Welvek
Otelock
County of Bolliower
Kemon Cooper
J.T. Wells
Sherif
County of Bollinger
Circuit Court
W. A. Dann
C. R. Armstrong
Bolinger
Hill
Eacd Real
Au- So Teen Aid
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Sr. L. LM
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J. M. Zimmerman
A. Mitchel
Ishp
Perkins, Asarsevyiuu
Jamison
M. Witmer
WL. Bowman
Pesce
Sorapce Township
A. P. Eldracher
Tde
Wilke
Lorsrice
Tollinges County
wDhen
Hollinger County
Biles
Excelsior Syvinss
Tait
Republican Party
Repulican
Garland
Jagt Sunday
de Ole Man
Republican State Committee
Tsut
de Qley
Joux W. Harcuer
Twin City Briefs
Oak Ridge High School
Laxavacs
Graham
Oak Ridge School
Ro Grawan
Princ’pal
Oks Ridge
Capehardes Inty
Miss Uni
University of the State
Missoni
Columbia
University of
Mayfeld Smith Academy
Marble Till
E.R. Graham
Frederick C. Hicks
University of Missouri
Blount’s
Oliver
Jewell
George EB. Clark & Son
Gould Remedial Agency
N. W. Cor. Wabash Ave
Paili Si
Chicago
A. Sanper
J.M. Poe Insurance
Lutesville, Mo
Lowe
Ums
George Elihu Conrad
J. A. Reck
Main
Union Street
Moses
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