Local notices and ads from Bollinger County scene
Emmanuel Manning drives for Pete Eldracher. J Rhodes of Bessville in Lutesville. B 8 East canvassing for patent iron. Bollinger Bank buys warrants and notes. Masons finished A Mayer store. Calls to settle accounts. Bearbaum from Germany may settle near Lenpold. Sander of the Press in Hannibal on business. DeWitts Little Early Risers advertised. Armour packing works at Kansas City noted. Various local visits and errands. Public notices on schools and legislature requests. Holiday sales and clothing ads from Drum’s. WW Cobb improvements. Funeral and illness mentions. Christmas preparations and social events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Rhodes
Bessville
Lutesville
Millerville
Bollinger County Bank
DeWitt
Sander
P. Biggs
Cobb & Lessley
Liutesville
New Armour Packing Works
Kansas City
Elliott
Asseseor
Beauchamp
Dwight
J. M. Allen
Cape Girardeau
Judge Miller
Latlin
Fredericktown
Richard Johnson
Paragould
Ark
Dees
Drum’s
W. F. Cobb
St. Louiss
A. Sander
P. Biges
Harry McCan
Patton
Drum’s As
de Witt
E. P. Biggs
Castor
Bollinger County
William Graves
St. Louis
de Imtenville
Lizzie London
May Graham
Academy
Blaine Faces Imminent Death in Political Spotlight
The piece extols the public figure J. G. Blaine as the uncrowned king and planned knight, noting his brilliance and statesmanship. It asserts his death is imminent, predicting only a few days remain before he dies if not already gone, and acknowledges the impact on the nation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blaine
J. G. Blaine
Witmer Dies at Milton. Court House Burns
News arrives that Dr. B. M. Witmer aged 78 died at his Milton Indiana home last Thursday. Dr C M Witmer of this town left Wednesday for Milton but arrived after the death. Sympathy extended to the family. The county courthouse at Ville burned Wednesday last week destroying all records. the fire noted as a tragic event with the church planning to care for the present needs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fler
Witmer Deaid
B. M. Witmer
Milton
Ind
C. M. Witmer
Ville
Freight Wreck Near Blackwell Kills Brakeman Green
An Iron Mountain freight train northbound near Blackwell broke in two about ten oclock Sunday night. Brakeman Green, setting a brake on the rear section, was crushed between cars and killed. Long damage to cars delayed both directions, with Belmont branch passenger service to Lutesville late by two and a half hours.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Green
Iron Mountain
Blackwell
Belmont
Lutesville
Death notice for Mrs. Tom Allen at Cape Shradrean
Mrs. Tom Allen died at her parents home in Cape Shradrean last Thursday morning at under twenty. She married Tom Allen on August 7 and had lived in Springfield Missouri. She endured ten weeks of illness before death and was buried in Fredericktown Christian cemetery after services by Rev. Wilkins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tom Allen
William Mathews
Cape Shrardean
Fredericktown
Wilkins
Springfield
The Mayfield Smith Academy Hall Association Meeting
The board of directors of the Mayfield Smith Academy Hall Association met in Marble Tuesday. No permanent organization will be formed until the association is incorporated. A site committee including Henry M. Smith and W. A. Du was named to locate the plot. Other named members and stock values were discussed, with mentions of a $1,000 increase and potential construction funds up to $3,000 if needed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mayfield-Smith Academy
Hall Association
Marble
Ciation
Henry M. Smith
Ers
W. A. du
Joseph Graham
Rede R. Hi
Barber
Zan and
Roses From Rose and local farming notes report
The item describes Friday corn mill runs by B F Sliskard and plans for a large barn next spring. It mentions the mast aiding local producers, farmers selling over 100 worth of muat, and a marriage on the 8th. Also references Miles Gibbs and Killen’s claim of love licks with Noah Kitchen. The election is over.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rose
B. F. Sliskard
Mr. Davenport
A. W. Hendersom
Noah Kitchen
Miles Gibbs
Aap Killen
Also Mentioned on This Page
Moses Whyark
Marek Hill, Mo
Elfrank’s
D. C
M. Witmer
Marble Hill
W.E. Finney
M.Q
Larix
Missourit
A. Clippard
CG. P. Caldwell
Tiorney-At-Law
Martte Hill
Missous
Supreme Court of the State
Pee Ofice
J. W. Caldwell
Atorney-At-Law
All, Ile
A, Sander
Sanper Sawder & Son, Physicans and Surgeons
Pep Olive
St. D. Sanford
Missouri
T. Beach
Gillez
C. W. Rhodes
Court House
Eumer Bair
Marle Hill, MO
B. L. Bowman
W. HW. Sample
F. Stevens
Hollinger County Bank
Oppralta Northwest Po A
Public Aquare
J. M. Poe
Jensen
Emmanuel Manning
Pete Eldracher
A. Mayer
R. Drum
Bearbaum
Germany
Lenpold
J. F. Sander
the Press
Hannibal
Mr. Heidelberg
J. B. Thompson
Druim’s
W.K. Chendler
Schell
Maytfield- Smith Academy
Wanrep
Fredericktown Lumpert Co
Register
Ironton
Abe
Emma
Lena Seigle
Robert Fischer
Odd Fellows of
William James
Jackson
Geo. F. Kurre
St.Louis
William Norman
Delta
Draum
Joln Castator
Jess Lutes
A. Soader
W. B. Yount
EK. P. Biggs
Robert
Henry Harris
W. P. McCann
DeWin
E. J. Biggs
Ike Virden
Masonic Hall
M. E. Church South
Chas, Rogers
Bay City
Mich
H. P. Biggs
Ax Sander
Kennett Liquor
the Academy
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