Marble Hill Press Seeks Growth and Civic Projects in 1894
The Marble Hill Press pledges a new year of expansion and public service in Bollinger County. It plans a free reading room with access to leading papers, a weather signal service on the courthouse steeple, a daily bulletin board, and scholarships at Mayfield Smith academy for top subscriber recruitment. It details 1893 achievements including Rosemount hall, school improvements, and community beautification, plus ongoing efforts to curb sloughs, improve health, and elevate local institutions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bollinger County
Court House
Telegraph
Mayfield
Smith Academy
Mayfield Smith Academy
George Harring ‘Ton
Southeast Reflector
B. F. Stevens
Bollinger County Bank
J. G. Finney Aes F . Dymer
Pries Wat Na E
Finney
Judge Frymire
Bolljinger County Press
Marble Hill Press
Rosemount Hall
Mayfield-Smith Academy
Glen Allen
Pereietane
Twin Cities
Teachers’ Institute
Bolling
R Ecouniv
Southeast Missouri Press Association
Main Street
College Heights
The Jurors Drawn for County Court March Term 1898
County Court convened in extra session December 20 and 21 1898. Jurors for the March term were drawn. Several transfers and approvals of school fund bonds occurred involving Huffman Sander King Stone and Lane. Officials received salaries and fees for various duties including road work and judge stipends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peter Vandervort
Huffman
R. F. Watts
August Sander
George Ledbetter
A. C. King
Charles Lane
J. ‘Stone
W K. Chandler
Swaep
J.T. Wells
J. E. Fe
M. P
Peere
Scaggs
Hiil
Barke An Long
Zimmerman Bros Notice Demands Immediate Settlements
A notice from Zimmerman Bros directs all debtors to settle accounts promptly, clearing books up to January 1, 1504. It emphasizes business seriousness and reliability, urging timely payment to avoid trouble. The faded text includes erratic typography and stray letters around the main message.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Zimmerman Bros
Winter Weddings at Christian Church in Marble Hill
Tom Allen and Miss Flo Fry Mire wed at 7 30 PM December 21 1893 with Elder F L Moore officiating. Attendants Cora Drum Rosa Fischer C A Sander R L Allen. Bridal party entered and joined at the altar to Lowengrien’s march. Recep tion at the bride’s home followed, with a large guest list and many gifts. Marble Hill Cornet band serenaded the couple.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tom Allen
Flo Fry Mire
Christian Church
F. L. Moore
Mine la Motte
Cora Drum
Rosa Fischer
C. A. Sander
R. L. Allen
J.M Allen
D. C. Clippard Jr
E. P. Biggs
Hosa Fischer
Clara Snider
Dora Axe
Joan Talley
Mable Morans
Belle Bollinger, Jr
A. Sander
W. A. Leoffler
J. A. Beck
Vallie Revelle
A. W. Peil
Florence, Cole
R C. Boies
Astral Lemp
R.L. Allen
T.d. Barks
Harry McCans
Christ
Mable
Caius
Julia Jamison
Marble Hill Cornet Band
They Are Married In Twin Cities Ceremony
Attorney George Conrad married Miss Jamison Flora Jangson last Sunday at Mrs Rhoda Jamison Retpi son’s home. Judge Jasper Frymire performed the ceremony before a small circle of friends and relatives. Conrad is a leading lawyer and real estate man. Jamison is a daughter of Mrs Rhoda Jamison Whitdes and has been a teacher.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Conrad
Miess
Flora Jangson
Rhoda Retpison
Jasper Frymire
Conrad
Laweyers
Twin Cities
Miss Jamison
Rhoda Jamison Whitdes
Jamison “Pink
Also Mentioned on This Page
Marble Hill
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Cherokee Indian Medicine Company
Masonic Hall
Spotted Wolf, Jr
America
New York City
Chicago
Spotted Wolf
Nihe Tooth Extractor
Cape Girardeau
Meinnis
H. A Pott
George Walter
Wolf
Morand Compas
Commerce
Scott County
Missouri
Dora Suel
Jerry Brown
Annie Broom
Peerete
Sample & Kinder
Imperial
Davis
Big Dalton
Star
Sockey
Biggn
R. Drum
Flo Frymire
Witt
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