Democrats nom inate Rolla Wella for mayor
The Democrats of St. Louis nominated Rolla Wella by acclamation for mayor. A message to the General Assembly urged fulfillment of pledges to impose franchise taxation. Governor Dockery noted hopes for prompt action. Cartan J. E. Bearer jokes about annexing the North Pole to Canada. A correction regarding J. M. Watxem’s bill is requested. Peren H. Agex sent a copy of a committee report on Missouri state institutions located outside the capital, praising their management.
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Democrats of
St. Louis
Rolla Wella
General Assembly
Dockery
Mixsouri
How
Peren H. Agex
Ste. Genevieve County
Stephens
Missouri
Extravagant Expenditures in Fifty sixth Congress
The fifty sixth Congress faces record spending with estimates rising toward one and a half billion dollars amid war era red flags. Proposals include ship subsidies and canal funding. opponents accuse Hanna and allies of plunder and corruption as they push for expanded revenue and taxes. A tour of horticulture meetings across Farmington Fredericktown Lutesville Arcadia Ironton Bismarck featuring N F Murray Major Frank Holsinger J T Stinson and others is announced to promote fruit growing and land investment in Missouri.
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Nicaragua
United States
Spain
Baltimore Sun
Farmington
Fredericktown
Lutesville
Arcadia
Ironton
Bismarck
N. F. Murray
Oregon
Frank Holsinger
Rosedale
Kan
J.T. Stinson
Mountain Grove
Farmore
Lutenville
Missouri
Bollinger County Fruit Growers Meeting and Local Notices
Practical men explain what you want to know about fruit growing and urge strong attendance by Bollinger County Fruit Growers Association members led by President Carr Peter V Caner. Also notes on Solid Covee Silver tableware offer, local health update, post office move, and social events with residents attending singing, box supper, and upcoming visits.
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The
Bollinger County Fruit Growers Association
Carr. Petor V. Caner
Fruit Growers Association of
Bollinger County
Death Claims Charley Minter in Trace Creek Area
Charley Minter, aged 25, died after professing faith and joining Trace Creek Church eight years ago. He leaves a wife, a father, three sisters, two brothers, and many friends. Funeral conducted Sunday at Trace Church by Rev. J. C. Hembree, burial in Trace Creek cemetery. Obituary notes weather, local farming, and nearby community updates.
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Charley Minter
Trace Creek Church
Trace Church
J. C. Hembree
Trace Creek
Death and sickness markSlaybaugh cemetery and local farm life
Fevers and sickness sweep through the district as Charley Minter dies and Miss Pearl Zimmerman closes her school term. Charley Minter’s death follows a day of gatherings at the Perkins Creek school with cedar decorations, food, and songs. Community members, including Elder Younts and the Davault family, visit the ill and attend the closing exercises.
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Glen Allen
F. F. Yount
Frank Myers
Perkins Creek
J. P. Yount
Shetley Creek
J. W. Davault
Avery Boss
Flat River
Charley Minter
Statler Child Born Near Trinity Dies After Two Days
John William Statler, third son of David and Emily C. Statler, was born near Trinity in Bollinger county on October 1 1887 and died after two days on February 7 1901. He was a bright industrious boy who showed promise of becoming a good citizen and spent the last two years in Cape Girardeau county where his parents moved. He attended school until a week before his death, and the community expresses sympathy for the bereaved parents. In a separate note, Fruend James Cullen Smith died by his own hand at his home near Sedgewickville on Friday morning February 15. Born July 18 18xx, he was the youngest of five children and leaves a wife and four children. He was a public spirited farmer who believed in religion, and his funeral was held at Trinity and his remains interred in Trinity graveyard with Masonic Lodge in attendance.
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Joseph M. Bollinger
B. FE. Nations
Chicago
W.J. Bollinger
J. H. Johnson
St. Louis
A. J. Shirley
Jack
James C. Smith
Sedgewickville
John William
David
Emily C. Statler
Trinity
Bollinger County
Cape Girardeau County
James Cullen Smith
Lhst
Sho
D. B. Hill
W. C. Lelie
Millersville
W. C. Smith
Tacoma
Washington
A. M
Diary of a City Clergyman and a Probate Notice
Diary of a City Clergyman notes life among a large church and a diarist’s sketches with poems by Will Carleton. Administrator’s notices inform that letters of administration for James H. Couch have been issued in Bollinger County Probate Court, with heirs to file claims. Public Administrator Wa. P. McOans signs the notice.
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Carleton
Will Carleton
Ease Woman Poet of
America
Bangster
Everyee Publishing Company
Brooklyn
N. Y
Pitty Contayour
Hersby
Jamen H. Couch
Bollinger County
Tyro
Bia
Wa. P. McOans
Sheriff Sale Notices for Bollinger County Lands 1901
Adolph C. King sheriff of Bollinger County Missouri announces multiple sheriff and tax sale notices. Public sale by court order on March 15 1901 at Marble Hill for lands described in sections 16 and 34 and other parcels, with credit terms and minimum bids noted. Also tax sales against John J Lalr and others, 1901 auctions set during March term of Circuit Court to satisfy delinquent state county and special taxes plus costs.
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Bollinger
State of
Missouri
Adolph C. King
Bollinger County
Courthonee
Marble Hill
Gn Court
Exid
Iscuit
Miesouri
Mix Sould
William H. Yount
Holiiager
Afipourk
Plain
James
Ween
Sail
Mollinger County
Virly Acres
Ol Iiper
State of Missouri
Circuit Court
Hans
King
Hollinger County
W.K. Citasonna
Miesoul
Paezigor
William St. Yount
Wollinger
Miegourd, Plain
Agant
John J. Lalr
Minge
Vollinger
Missourri
Patel Real Estate
Marcis
Follinger
Mippourd
Willi H. Vou
al Hollinger
Mixouri
Plainuf
Anderson
Toon
Sille
Mings
Mallinger
Marcie
Martie Hill
Mallinger County
Missous
Gallinger County
Kell Mie
Adolph C.ring
Sherif
County of Hollinger
Missour
Wollinger County
Adolph C. Kine
Love
Milward
Hollinger
Bell
Minsour
Tme Directmr
Jasper N. Dockins
Hue
Misouri
Fery
Nouthwest
Adolph C King
Pilinger
Marcit
Marbleill
Hollinges County
Gatisty Walil
Adolph G King
Ballinger County
Cranpuin
Wils An'y
County of
Lee
Staite
Northwast
Ren
Olrewit Court
Haid
Lotinger
Foot
Raf
William B. Yours
Irenne
Millmoet
William T. Power
Goa
Illinger
Adolph Klow
Moullinger
Muon
Seid Vail
Aril
Mathlei
Adolih C. King
W.K. Crantinn
Missuri
Mix
William K. Yount
Uollinges
Columbiné Cocke
Lollinger
Adolph €. King
Mirsou
Cty
Uhercan
Adolph OC
Kring
Religathe
Marble Will
Selhinger County
Saulaly
W. RK. Chandler
Circuit Court of
Bel- HaEor Evens
Snes
Circuit Court of Said
W. K. Ciannen
Sonny of
Utrecht
Hullinger
Ais
William B. Yount
Bolinger
Vlan
TA. Tonglin
Dullaca
Holliger
Ballinger
Misesain
Freday
Marcus
Holtinger County
Iid Bollinger Couinty
Sothafy
Adolphe C. Ring
W.K. Cannyba
Sir Atty
Miseouri
Missori
Moore
Saii
Hollinger Coutity
Acter
Cirent
Missowny
Miapouri
Willina B. Yawn
George R. Sowdod
Marble Lill Press
Sam J. McMinn
Sheriff Adolph C. King Recites Multiple Tax and Land Sales in Bollinger
The notice outlines sheriff sales in Bollinger County for taxes and executions. Adolph C. King, sheriff, advertises auctions of parcels including sections 23 and 19, townships 31 and 43, ranges east, and a home farm once owned by the late judge James G. Woodfin. Public sale dates run March 15 1901 with specified times and locations at Marble Hill courthouse. Also includes an order of publication in a property dispute against George R. Snowdon with a 160-acre tract described in township 33 range 8 east.
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Moulrnge
Missouri
Towi
James G. Wovodfin
George KR. Snowron
W. K. Chanddler
George R. Snowidon
Minsonei
Vacatim
Said
Guaranteed Salary and Agent Opportunities in The Constitution
A 1900 era recruitment notice offering $900 yearly salary with extra commissions for agents across rural areas. Emphasizes rapid advancement and permanent positions, urging men and women to canvass for subscriptions to The Constitution and its agricultural, women, and children pages. Includes references to state figures and a call to be the best weekly newspaper with a strong local home focus.
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Neve Beilliant
Local Businesses Offer Services and Stables in Marble Hill
Dr C Mi Witmer Martie Ti Me office in Brag Stee Elmer Baada’s Tivnrsorial Parlors Magpie Hos Mesovet and W E Cannon’s Livery Stables advertise horses kept by day or week with good teams and reasonable charges. Patrons solicited. Marble Hill location listed as Elfrank's old stand.
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Alvoty G
W. E. Seabaugh
Riga
Elfrank
Monuments and Marble Work Ad in Jackson Missouri
An old classified style notice from Jackson Missouri seeks wholesale delivery work in Missouri for a cement or stone business. It offers cheerful estimates and satisfaction promises, naming Dr Tansey as a representative, and calls for an active man of good character to deliver and collect, with a self-addressed envelope for responses.
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Jackson
Missouri
Sandem
Tansey
Dearborn St
Chicago
Blood Balm cure ad offers remedy for skin eruptions
An old newspaper ad claims Blood Balm Co. of Atlanta sells B. B. B. for skin conditions including eczema and sores. It promises a purifying blood treatment, offers a trial bottle, and free personal medical advice, with pricing at one dollar per bottle and larger options.
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Blood Balm Co
Atlanta
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North Pole
Canada
Hox
J. M. Watxem
Warren
Welker
Lutenville Banner
Hanna
Republican Party
Alt Hanna
Senate
Congress
Quaker Valley Mfg. Co. Morgan and Harrison Sta
Glen Allem
Tealth
la Grippe
Irene Myers
Vance
Higdon
Buchanan
J. K. Smith
Macuel McDonald
Geople
Ole Kirk
Born Watkina
Tarxte
Usion Bidue
Hurricane Creek
Misa Belle Snider
Misa Tory Barks
Clara Walker
Minnie Baker
Union Ridge
Henry Bollinger
Robert Dram
Jobo Barks
Alliasce
Hartle
Henry
Nathan Grantham
Columbus
Cape County
Bollinger County Folke
John Wann
Slaybaugh
Lotesville
D, KE
Conrad
St Louia
Baccess
Good Old Press
Prien Suiex
Lodge
Pres
Dennis
Col
Lorado
M. B. Milter
Denna
Prof
Yount
Franklin Miller
Frank
Marcus Howton
Dora Miller
Grandma Mouser
Robert Alexander
Prince Heho
A. C. King
Sherife
Adoldi
Bollinger Sherif
Adolph C. King Shey
W. K. Cuavnemr
Stlertfessale
Tanes
Sherifp
Sherifip
W.K. Chasden
Sheriff's Sale
Terns
Sarser
Peter
Caer
Wale
Golven Securities
Nate
Ado
Crin
Starronp
Paris
New Haven
Conn
R. J. Redding
Georgia Experiment Farm
William King
Bubh
Nowa
DR. C. Mi Witmer
Martie Ti
Brag Stee
Elmer Baada
Magpie
Mesovet
W. E. Caanouen
William J. Bryan
Lincoln
Nebraska
Marule Hill Press
P. O
New York
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