Professor Hicks Sees Value in Articulating Marble Hill Academy
Professor of History Charles Frederick Hicks from the University of Michigan visited Marble Hill to assess Mayfield-Smith Academy for articulation with the state university. He praised Prof. Graham, urged community support, and said he would recommend articulation when returning to Columbia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jane
Warrensburg
Jesse
Drine
Charles Frederick Hicks
Marble Wil
Mayfield-Smith Academy
Marbie Nill
Baptist Church
Academy
University
Hicks Kempentenahie
University of Michigan
Columbia
Marble Hill
Livesville
Graham
Bond Finds Aluminum Vein on Farm Near Lutesville
G L Bond, after months of prospecting on his 40 acre farm about a mile north of Lutesville, struck a twelve inch vein at twenty feet depth in a Saturday dig. The ore appears to be high quality aluminum and, if confirmed, could prove a rich discovery. He has cultivated strawberries and other fruits on the property.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. L. Bond
Lutesville
Mr. Bond
Out of Business in Lutesville Barber Leases Shop and Moves On
T. T. Beech the Lutesville barber has leased his shop to Charles Rattler of Charleston and will tour selling books. He has sold his undertaker stock to A. Warren. New switch lights arrive for Linnaville, with foreman William Price noting upgrades to switch targets and increased night visibility.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. T. Beech
Lutesville
Jian
Charles Rattler
Charleston
A. Warren
Willian Price
Linnaville
TWO NEW ENGINES AT CAPE GIRARDEAU SHOPS
Cape Girardeau visit to St. Louis Cape Girardeau Fort Smith railway shops. Foreman says Munster mechanic Quaerntbush to return from the East with two new fossiitis. In other actions, Special Execution in Missouri court to seize property in Lutesville Marble Hill area. Auction set for March 17 to satisfy debts and costs.
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Cape Girardeau
St. Louis
State of Missouri
Bollinger
Lutesville
Missouri
Eunmeri
Marble
Aligve
J.T. Weths
Order of Sale Under Selious Mortgage in Bollinger County
On November 11 1872 Samuel McDowell Peter Yount and Conrad Statler borrowed 600 from Bollinger County for the school fund. A mortgage deed secured the debt with land in Bollinger surveyed as lot seven one forty one at the waters edge. By 1892 default was found and judgment ordered for 1752.35 plus costs with sale of the mortgaged lands set for March 17 1893 at the west front door of the Bollinger County Courthouse Martinburgh.
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Samuel McDowell
Peter Ycourt
Gonrad Statler
Bollinger
Motsoui
Samuel Melh Yeli
Peter Yotnt
Conrad Sta
Ramael McDowell
Mary A. McDowell
Peter Young
Margaret Young
Conrad Statlar
Sarah Statler
Nimber Tal
Earl Tine
Fleury Yount
Aloreanid
County Court
Peter Yount
Conrad Statler
J. J T Wells
Bullinger County
Martilenil
Bollinger County
Midsoth
Baelowetlie
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Michs
Prof
Graham Academy
Spot Cash House
Sample & Kindef
Ong Price House
Hissouri
Lutesville, MO
General Merchandise
King & Revelle
Oliver Ciulled
Blount
Sorlae
Charter Oak
Fame
Telephone
Mabel
Moark
New Homestead
Rosendale
Louisville
ACM
Challenge Plaster
Pittsburg
Big Muddy
Qborge
Clark
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