Marble Hill notes fill page with sales and visits
Local column items mention Miss Nellie Sawyer's return from Marble Hill, millinery sales at Taylor Mercantile, a two day bargain sale, and various visits by residents to nearby towns. Church services and weddings teased, with reports of illness and recoveries, farm moves, and local business promotions. The piece also notes a death and funeral, plus community announcements from Marble Hill and surrounding towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nellie Sawyer
Marble Hill
Greenville Journal
Taylor Mercantile Company
John H
Doc) Lessley
W. T. Lessley
Gravel Hei
Mr. Lessley
M. G. Church South
B. F. Me
W. T
Gravel Hill
Julius H
Cape Girardeau
Missouri
Official Statement of Bollinger County Bank finances
Official statement shows Bollinger County Bank at Lutesville Missouri reporting assets of 194,089.15 with capital stock, surplus, profits, and deposits for the close of November 76th day in 1904 or 1905. President M. Witmer and Cashier F. Wells certify accuracy before a Notary Public.
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Bollinger County
Lutesville
Missouri
Igog
Marnle Hunt
Markle Till
State of Missouri
Resources
M. Witmer
Bollinger
F. M1. Wells
C.M. Wirmer
F. M. Wells
Cuns. O. Honns
Notary Public
Bollinger County Bank
C. M. Witmer
U. D. Rhodes
Geo.e. Clark
Robert Diktm
Bolinger County Bank
Homebound Letter Request for Lutesville Residents
The message asks readers to write what they want and to mail letters to the sender via HUNTER & DICKEY in care of the address, noting the stay from December 15 to December 20 and urging residents outside Lutesville to use the post.
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Hunter & Dickey
Lutesville News Notes Local Visits and Business
P Ss Smith of St Louis visited friends this week. Dr VanAtaburg builds a denial office addition. Prosecuting Attorney C G le velle had business at Sturdi vant last week. Roscoe Burford back on duty after illness. Peyton Hahn loses finger to buzz saw at factory. W S Langdon returns from Muncie to visit relatives. John Nanney buys L S Proffer jewelry shop and moves to Kinder building. A Q U W deputy grand master et al examined twelve applicants in Buchanan. Tl O O F lodge elects officers for the year. Marquand seeks hotel site with 12 rooms, stables. Norman Finney notes father plans Leopold to Whitewater move. G B Snider trades Fay Laflin stock to John Tenholder. Furs and hides fetch high cash at Eli Lutes. Eggs command top cash price in Warren's building. Resolutions to be filed and shared with family and local papers.
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Peyton Hahn
W.S. Langdon
Saaturday
Muncie
Ind
John Nanney
Scopus
L. S. Proffer
N.G
S. A. Martin
V. G
WS. Parindou
Sec
Chas. O. Hobbs
Treav
Geo. FE. Clark
Fork Sanr
Depot
Marquand
M. Owens Jn
Lutesville
Norman Finney
G. K. Snider
Latlin
Leopold
Whitewater
G. B. Snider
Laflin
John Tenholder
Finney
In Memoriam J. P. B. Austin of Masonic Lodge
The Supreme Architect called J. P. B. Austin from Inbor, died October 27, 1904. The lodge mourns a devoted husband and father, a faithful member, and an upright citizen. Gratitude for his zeal, fidelity, and Masonic duties is pledged. Sympathy is extended to the widow and children.
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Inbor
J. P. B. Austin
Resovep
Brother Austin
Lodge
Vhiustin
Exhibition of Siamese Twin Pigs Draws Attention
Dr Hawkins displays two-headed pig twins from a six-pig litter in Mexico Ledver. The connected pair show two heads, two legs, two tails with a fleshy band from the naval to the breast bone, fully developed and joined.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hawkins
Mexico
Ledver
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Oru
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St Louis
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J. J Holweg
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Arthur
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Zalmia
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J.a.taylor
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A. M. Stickney
McCall
J. Mo. Zurmermaan
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R.W. Fischer
Geo. EL Clark
T. H. Jenkins
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the Hospital For the Insane
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W. KK. Chandler
Weet Plains
H. M. Smith
I. L. Hotze
Lane
A_ thorebred
Poland
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M. Owens
Marple Hill Camp
J. L. Robertson
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Charles G. Revelle
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M. D
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Robert Drum
U. i Rhodes
F. A1. Weill
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Yale
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Fred Clipgard
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J.J Cwaxper
L. T. Kixpes
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People's Bank
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J. A. Berry
Henry Elbank
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W. W. Sample
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L. T. Kinder
Jackson Marble
WoRgEs
John H. Sander
C. L. Talley
Bollinger County Undertaking Co
E. H. Graham
Lutesville, Mo
H. S. Stone
Brith
P. D. Estes
John Gall
Marsie Hitt
Largsville
Estes & Call
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