Veteran Colonel W L Jeffers Dead in Texas City
The obituary honors Colonel W L Jeffers a veteran of the Mexican War who died of Bright's disease at Corporal Ieth Texas. He began as a captain and rose to command a regiment. Residents of Jefferson City recall his service and the post war era. A Jefferson Day event and prayers by Chaplain Russell are noted as lawmakers discuss invoking blessings amid lobbying and gambling concerns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. L. Jeffers
Bright
Corpor
Mexico
Besda
Chaptain Russell
Howse
A. Rosselli
Chaplain Weoll
Russell
Cald
Tord
Mva
Lobbyista
God
Missouri
Jeffer City
Je Crty
Olao
Reon City
Noxtony
Unclear OCR item with medical advert note
Fragmentary OCR reads like a medical advertisement mentioning a pain relief preparation sold by Dr M Witmer in Marble, Missouri. The text includes references to a barber, an ointment or lotion, and prices such as 250, 500 and 61.00, but coherence is limited and details are uncertain.
County Court Proceedings in Pomerany Tea 1905
Fragmented county court minutes note approvals for expenses of officers and servants, appointments of a justice of the peace and road commissioners, tax strike-offs, and a courthouse closet erection order. Details include multiple fee authorizations, salaries, and adjournment to March 4, 1906.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. E. Mastern
Alahed
Teva & Wheckrrer
C. M. Witener
Herman Blankin
Taylor & Dunn
County Appaer
County Poor Farm
Lancer
Goll
Thomas Tinckey
Loranoy Lownahp
Ballard’s Horehound and Syrup Cited as Cure
Mrs. B. W. Evans of Clearwater Kansas writes that Ballard’s Horehound and Syrup cured her child’s rapid consumption after three months of illness per doctors report. She says they kept a bottle on hand ever since and it is invaluable for coughs and colds. Sold at Dab M. Witmer Marble Hill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. W. Evans
Clearwater
Kan
Ballard
Dab
Witmer
Marbto Hill
Local residents noted in community notices
Mrs Nind Sovith has been on the move with family ties and changes of address to new towns. Dr Thorp and Mr Burton Bailey are mentioned in nearby events while Lutenville sees visits from Abner Andrews and G W Winchester. Mr John Hahnle returns, Charles and Lewin Conninghan meet acquaintances, and Nina Smith's notes reflect modest homecomings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nind Sovith
Webb
Kevelle
Torally
Predericktown
Vue Town
Mat Cris
Dr. Thorp
John Hahnle
Charles
Lewin Conninghan
Myx
Nina Smith
Mikey Ivowsen
Local School Notes and Social Updates From Academyite
M A Neves Micsen Vadis Moore and Dora Tajes enrolled on Monday while Charles Beaty Tunway and Henry O Reiley visited home over Sunday Omri Tallent and Jasper Francis returned after a week with the cold Mere L and EB Mayer renew the Walle in the primary room Miss Myrtle Eileman a teacher from Tillan and student at the Carbondale State Normal takes charge of the primary department Ire Dockia at home on the sick list Miss Clare Walker enrolled last week completing a term of suboul The sewing circle meets Thursday at the Masonic hall for a quilting party All who can will come in the forenoon and bring dinners to help have a good time Academyite.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Neves
Micsen Vadis Moore
Dora Tajes
Charles Beaty
Tunway
Henry O'Reiley
Omri Tallent
Jasper Francis
Mere. L
Mayer
Myrtle Eileman
Tillan
Carbondale State Normal
Ban Bees
Ire
Clare Walker
Academyite
Clabb's Creek News From Local Families and Trades
Rain and snow linger at Clabb's Creek as Fowler clears new ground for corn. Monroe Fowler plots winter work. J A Pickett hosts guests. Millard Pickett visits. Tom May buys a farm on Clabb's Creek. Lamirel Bodwell runs a large sawmill blasting. J A Pickett plans Tennessee trip, possibly selling stock and real estate. J M Critesie builds a barn. A minor pugilistic incident ends with both men satisfied.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jim
Fowler
Jim Clabb
Monroe Fowler
Mra. A
Raasey
J. A. Pickett
Millard Pickett
Clubb's Creek
T. O. Clubb
Tom May
Oclubb’s Creek
Lamirel Bodwell
Tennessee
Mr. Pickett
Citi Sen
J. M. Critesie
Dongola
Roundup of Local Happenings and Notables
A week of varied notes from Dongoln and nearby towns reports merchants expanding stores, religious groups building in War Town, and a sheriff anxious about local boys with circuit court duties in March. Residents Ada and Teva Rumsey visited Zalma, Sill Ruker works for J M Crites, and George Bidwell visited Learn. Theodore Graves from Brownwood and Mrs Maurie Bidwell are mentioned with fence work and singing school plans noted. Mail has been delayed for two weeks and Willard Pickett conducted business activities in town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. M. Crites
Town
D. W. Shell
Woodfin
Ada
Téva Rumsey
Zalma
Sill Ruker
George Bidewell
Learn
Theodore Graves
Brownwood
Maurie Bidewell
H. Q. Collins
T. A. Fulton
Mear
Hemtec
Laverville community notes and local happenings
The column records a wide range of small items from Laverville including school attendance by 16 students at Avome, purchases by Rowevey and Bedwell, Homer Fowler’s new employment and travel, James Allen and Nathan Beth’s courtship, Miss Geagle Hirth and a gathering on February 12, and local social visits. It also notes maple sap and syrup activity, painting of buildings, Ian Ellege’s business trip, Ada and Dora Ramsey visiting Dongola, a large barn completion by W. H. Fowler, Henry’s belief in progress, J. J. Powler’s Greenbrier visit, and a rumored wedding near early March.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laverville Sandaytle
Ab Rowvey
Homer Fowler
Recentry
Samuel Bedwell
Hicharde & Perking Cement Samoye
James Allen
Nathan Beth
Iain Ellege
Leora
Ada
Tora Ramsey
Dongola
Sonday
W. H. Fowler
Henry
J. J. Powler
Greenbrier
Murch
Famuun
Weather troubles and road work suggestions from local reader
A reader notes heavy weather causing rain sleet snow and mud, reports neighbors visiting, a whingle machine added to a sawmill, and maple sap issues. He urges road overseers to start work near town with a larger band, improves road quality for new settlers, and invites further public input.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Melvin Lates
Cristy Eoglehardt
Jacob
Noah Hawn
Sumo
Belf
Gamg
Local notes and travels amid Cedar Branch to Choctaw
In a mosaic of small town items and travelogue the column reports B Dewbitt and kin visiting Tennessee, Laura Nawney’s school term closing in Cedar Branch, entertainments at Oak Ridge and Bandera, and plans of Jaco and Seabaugh in Patton. It describes weather, livestock, a brick factory visit in South McAlister, and a Texas Oklahoma trip ending with Oklahoma City impressions.
Whitewater Local Prep Delayed By Weather
In Cape Qirsrdenm area Dewkine and associates plan to begin painting once weather allows. Z. D. Stevens and Woved display a large collection and will start work when feasible. Community excitement rises over a smallpox scare and reports of panther sightings near Panther Creek cave.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Whitewater
Dewkine
Cape
Z. D. Stevens
Woved
Genroe
Obituary Notice of J. W. Caldwell in Bollinger County
An obituary notes the death at 47 years one month and 17 days of J W Caldwell a native of Bollinger County and long time lawyer and prosecuting attorney. He moved to Oklahoma with his wife and five children leaving relatives in Doniphan Miller City Marble Hill and Whitewater. The notice expresses deep sympathy and mentions a reward.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bollinger County
Oklahoma
Donkiin County
Lovie B. Wood
Whitewaler
Frank
Bee Caldwell
Millerville
Marble Hill
J. W. Caldwell
W. M. Morgan
Rende
Chamberlains Cough Remedy Endorsed by Readers
A Camidon Messenger letter praises Chamberlains Cough Remedy as a top market cure for coughs colds and croup. The writer claims it has long been a household necessity and urges readers with small children to keep it at home as a precaution. Local sellers Witmer Marble Hill and nearby towns are noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamberlain
Camidon Mensenger
Porsate
Chan
Cae Witmer
Latexville
Br. OG. M. Witmer
Marble Hill
Public sale notice of real estate in Bollinger County
Adam King sheriff announces a deed of sale under a circuit court execution issued to Jacob N. Cook and George J. Cook against C C Limbaugh. The land totals about 202 acres across multiple parcels in sections 5 35 35 22 and 85 in Bollinger County. Sale set for March 18, 1903 at Marble Hill courthouse doors, 9 am to 6 pm, to satisfy costs and the judgment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Circuit Court
Cape Girareau County
Missouri
Jacob N. Cook
George J. Cook
de Bonis
John J. Cook
C. C. Limbaugh
Bollinger County
Jefferson M. Limbaugh
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Cola
Kaler
P. EL Winters
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Lévi B. James
Sarvices
James P. Limbaugh
T. W. Cooper
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ULF
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Frad Dabrock
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Nwsg
Goly
Sely
Louis Thacker
E. J. Deek
Jacob A.taylor
A. C. King
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J. W. Stink
Sherif
Clabb’s Creek
Dongoln
Stuckey
War Town
Ochabb’s Creek
Willard Pickett
Possum Creek
B. Dewbitt
Tenndasee
A.J. Stevens
Laura Nawney
Cedar Branch
Mste
J.N. Stone
Miraels Katie
Daisy Tweddle
Rev. LW. Jones
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D. ‘H. Barker
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Medgewickville
Bome
G Lyerly
Inaba
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Gaite
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Clore
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de Bow
W. F. Nett
Oak Midge
Leon
Ayornga
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Bande Torre
D. B. Seabaugh
Smith & Hhowles
Patton
T. B. Drom
Mre
Fred Thiel Sundey
Oak Ridge
Saontum
Texas
Induan
Paris
J. W. Wood
Cape County
T. BE
Wood
Hlngo
L. T
South McAlister
F. M. Stone
Aew
Choctaw
Hotive
Oklahoma City
Gheriff
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The
G. Chewical Co
Oriel Budfey
ST. Louis
Ocha
Stampa
Latina
Latics’ Union Cults
Teller Te Ware Seston
Mayfield-Smith Academy
Marble‘Hill, Mo
Thora
F. J
Hendershot
C. M. Witmer
Geo
B. Clark
A. D. Rhodes
Asi't Cashien
Bollinger County Bank
Lutesville
Robert Drum
X. M. Weli
M. Wetmer, A. Geo, E. Clark
C. B. Kinder
Yale
K. Chandler
Sec’y
Marble Hill, Mo
Rej Dwing
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