Our Correspondents Notes School Flourishing
Our Correspondents, W M C Notes School is flourishing. Weather helps. Dr Dixton of Ohio gave a lecture in the chapel last Wednesday. Dr Truex of St Louis, secretary of Foreign Mission board, preached at the Baptist church Sunday night and lectured in the chapel Monday mornings. Miss Nora Limbaugh of near Sednewickville visited Friday. Rev Saville of Fredericktown, M E Church South, Litesville, visited College Monday morning.
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Dixton
Ohio
Truex
St. Louis
Foreign Mission Board
Baptist Church
Nora Limbaugh
Sednewickville
Saville
Fredericktown
M. E Church
South
Litesville
Butchering and travel notes from local region
The report mentions a 400 pound butchered meat, Will Pry near Aquilla on Sunday, Fowler working for Seth Wagner until Christmas then moving to a rented farm near Zalma, John Fowler taking farm tools to Bollinger county, Rev. Marion Mouser keeping church appointments at Rock Hill but returning after Jacob Baker’s death near Zalina, Wes Bess returning from St. Louis after an operation, and a Christmas and New Year greeting to the editor and readers.
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Will Pry
Aquilla
Fowler
Seth Wagner
Zalma
John Fowler
Bollinger County
Marion Mouser
Rock Hill
Jacob Baker
Zalina
Wes Bess
St. Louis
Beawewiehkville Happenings and Weather Notes
Beawewiehkville notes arrival late for haat issue. Health is decent with some colds. Rainy spell. farmers stock winter wood. Rev and Mrs Hurst visited DC Crites family. G W Roe’s barn nearing completion. P Sample buys mail hack, braces for bad weather. W T Seahaugh to build new barn. Lin Bollinger crosses Little Muddy often Sunday. Weekend crowds at telephone meeting. Ira Crites visited uncle John Bollinders. Lou Seabaugh and Nola Hales with Cora Bollinger visited Myrtle Moore. Pap’s Per closes for now.
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D.C. Hurst
G. W. Roe
P Sample
W. T. Seahaugh
Lin Bollinger
Ira Crites
Ucle
John Bollinders
Lou Seabaugh
Nola Hales
Cora Bollinger
Myrtle Moore
Pap's
Local notes from Tur Press readers and visitors
Carveenbriem reports rain and mud after a few weeks absence. Grandma Corbin returns from Little Rock to visit family. Mrs. Miller visited near Swinton. James Crosby and wife attended business in Advance. Tom Ferguson, Miss Pearl Cline and LC Cline visit Pearl Cline’s brother. Charley Wiggins visits Zalma relatives. Bridge now crossable. Edgar Chapman visits his uncle J L Wiggins after arm injuries in Little Rock. School thrives under J K Wells. Paul Ramsey and wife visited near Advance. Wishing readers a merry Christmas.
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Grandma Corbin
Marion
Mrs. Holland
Little Rock
Ark
Mrs. Miller
Zalma
Edgar Chapman
J. L Wiggins
J. K. Wells
Local Notices and Family Visits From County Ledger
After a brief rest the writer reports health improving Monroe Abney and Leora visited Mr Stafford J A Hood and family visited W P Hood Dora Rhodes is not better Albert Berryman injured while cutting legs last Saturday a tree fell and dislocated his hip Dr Tarpley of Swinton treated the wounds John Fowler plans move to Bollinger county and J W Fowler owns several pigs
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Monroe Abney
Leora
John Fowler
Bollinger County
Legal notice of boundary description and court action
A parcel description references sections 1 and 16 with trees and measurements, tied to a claim against Philo T. Kuglas. The notice orders appearance by March 1912 at Marble Hill courthouse, warns of confessed judgment, and states publication of the notice in Hollinger county newspaper Tae Manet Hint Pres. Official clerk signoff and seal included.
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Philo T. Kuga
Marble Hill
Hollinger County
Missouri
Jems A. McClothln
Tollinger County
Jie A. Motiverwius
Patchwork's Place in Early American Culture
Patchwork art traces ancient roots from Egypt to Europe, then expands in America as a practical craft. The piece notes historical quilts over centuries, highlighting women's work and domestic life, with references to Mary and tapestry influences and the shift toward American quilting identity.
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America
Egypt
Nile
Eegland
Witneas
Cowper
Tay
Miscellaneous old measures, speeds and weights list
A historical compilation lists speeds such as a man walking three miles per hour and a horse trotting seven, with vessels and winds quantified. It includes measurements for tonnage and foodstuffs, barrelling, weights, and the conversion of drachms, gills, teaspoons, and acres, reflecting era standard units.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stegin
Wovel Fraud On A Jeweler
A man enters a jeweler shop with a pretend arm injury and uses a written note to obtain jewels valued at 1000 dollars. He asks for the money to be sent home and flees after the jeweler agrees to pay. The incident centers on a lone con man posing as a customer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vertoeet
Suit to foreclose state lien on Missouri land
State sues Philo T. Ruggles for nonresidency to enforce a state lien on property in Missouri. The tract is described as part of the north half of the southwest quarter of section 15, township 40, range 9, with detailed bearings and distances from marked survey corners. Publication of notice is ordered.
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Philo T. Roggles
Sutton
W. K. Chandler
Philo T. Ruggles
Missouri
Said
Minister Abram Herr Joins Five Amish Weddings in One Day
A minister from New Sevile Lancaster county known as Herr, a VMennontt faith pastor, married five couples in one day across disparate locations. The sequence began at a home, moved to Salunge, then Fast Lampeter township, and concluded with a final ceremony in Mountville, leaving him exhausted and fasting through the feast.
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New
Salunge
Lampeter
Mountville
Veranquet Found Portrait Reveals Lost Work of Veracquer
The Treasure Added to Art Werld reports Theoat Veranquet identified as the Frage portrait painted in 1644, rediscovered near Steinfeld Austria and now in London for exhibition. It is praised as a marvel of portraiture, color, and condition, with restoration to emphasize the master’s hand and a claim of being among the most complete works by the founder of modern culture.
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Schwarten
Steinfeld
Austria
Frage
London
Agnes S
Times of London
Veracquer
Philip [V
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