Winter letters from Our Correspondents in Weoore and nearby towns
Winter notes from Our Correspondents in Weoore report social visits and everyday life. Several residents are mentioned by name including Elizabeth Wagner, Myrtle Hines, Mrs AM Dockins, Pilesey Chandos, Henry Crites, Robert Smith, Connie Perkins Creek, and others. Health remains good despite snowy weather, with local mentions of visitors, births, sick lists, and small town routines amid a cold season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alta Crites
Myrtle Hines
AM Dockins
Pilesey Chandos
Henry Crites
Robert Smith
Sien J) McMinn
Conneon
Perkins Creek
Will Hersinger
Lula Sharp
Mere
Will Slemmer
Jesse McDaniel
B. Ven
Charley Robins
Bey
A. Nasters
Hievert Soar
Oran
Charley Kugman
Malden
Tora Sicze
Aouiver
Miss Bella
Ed Serrvitian
Loner
Herbert Sharp
Glen Allen
Stella
Anna McDaniel
Ao J Masters
Sam J. McMinn
Snowy utterance and town notes mix of local marriages
Community notes list local health updates and visits as Uncle Fred Schwartz recovers, missed news from Cedar Branch and Buchanan, marriages of Rich Rowe and Cindi McCurley, and Miss Myrtle Glasner visiting family. It notes JM Wise death, school progress under Robert South, and several local trips to Cape Girardeau, Marble Hill, and Fredericktown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Schwartz
JM. Wise
Myrtle Glasner
Willie
Gladys
East Praire
W. A. McMinn
Cape Girardeau
Tur Perss
Buchanan
Nicley
Robert South
Hog Creek Health notes and local weather woes
The report mentions smallpox scares and mumps in Hog Creek Health, plus heavy snow and cold weather. Community life continues with gatherings, candy making, and visits while several hogs die from illness. Local residents like Sam J. McMinn and Frank Litters host neighbors as winter tightens its grip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Crader
Near Here
Ately Bollunter
Roy Screamer
Walter Pierce
Bruce Metcalf
Burfordville
Mayfield News Roundup From A Cold Harsh Winter
Local notes report illness and recoveries among residents. Homer Mayfield and JH Maytiel sick or deceased incidents while Amelia Williams visits from Blodgett. Weather worsens with deep snow and sleet. many residents in hard conditions. News includes visitors, farm activity, births, and correspondence from soldiers.
Sheriffs Sale in Partition Malinda Hahn case
Bolinger county Missouri sheriff advertises a public auction of lands per a court decree. Property includes portions of sections in township 33 and range 9, totaling 17 949 acres, with sale to occur Monday March 11, 1915 during the March session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Malinda Hahn
Bolinger County
Missouri
Bollinger County
State of Missouri
Birth rate rise and winter weather noted in letters
A report notes a rapid rise in birth rate over the last SX months and mentions an unusually cold winter. The piece highlights readers in training camps nationwide sending letters to The Press and expresses interest in hearing more from old friends and acquaintances, including Jerr awn Murr.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winsiel
Varios
Marne County Notice of Foreclosure and Terms
A fragmented foreclosure notice from Hollinger County outlines terms including cash payment and interest rates. The document references Underwood Sheriff and specifies dates and percentages, though many words are garbled. The readable bits indicate a sale by decree with conditions for purchaser and guarantee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Underwood
Hollinger County
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At Chandler
Waite
Elizaber Wagner
Tier Dinidliter
Matthews
Flatwoods
Tne
Alma
Turely
A. T. Kirkpatrick
Bland McKee
Bland Wil
Wayne Brasier
A. E Baker
Fredericktown
Cedar Branch
Elmer Dunn
Marble Hill
Bryan Stone
Virgil Stone
Indian Creek
Sam Caby
LC Allen
No Stone
Irene Jackson
Mrs San Caby
Hugh Mills
Lum Howard
Cape
Bryan Bell
Elmer
Ben Dunngis
Pink Yount
Homer Mayfield
JH Maytiel
T A Faulton
W D Mayfield
Dewey McCray
Peter Seabaugh
George Mayfield
Rufus Cook
JFC
Heuter
Leslie Heater
Navy
Uncle Sam
Amelia Willams and Son
Blodgett
Geo Green
Ben Douglas
Lillie Dalton
Jay
Wesley Schreiner
Liss Bellinger
Weasley Letivener
Laflin
Pioner
Neninger
BK Strong
John Vangilder
Jim Vangilter
Ben Dunn
Elijah Bostic
Gipsy
Dunn
Charley
Roy Barrett
Lowndes
Roy
Gilen Allen
Uriah Robins
Camp Funston
Charlie
May Ossi
Valle Newell
RP. Ossig
Blanch Robins
Leona Belchamber
Will Mayfield College
M F Winters
Edgar Rhodes
Ross Sullivan
Mrs. Willard
Misses Gale
Lulu Belchamber
Pearl Crites
Esq. Sommer's
Dave Shider
William Strang
Mary Heilman, Et al
Walker & Son
Lutesville, Missouri
Ratarehy
Halle
Taleda
Lang Farm Wagon
Hercules
Estes Brothers
Marble Hill, Mo
BL Hellinger
J. Hellinger
Bank of Zalma Zalma
Nm the
Neer
of Myers
The
Bennet
Pune
Murgiarinegrance
Screw Leer
Sargent & Greenleaf
Bollinger County Bank Sville
Iyrectors
Wee OM Wiener
Paras
Marne PU
Wim Tadd
N i Haynes
J. Eligaheth Haynes
Anidalate
Alate
EU Zanere Hayers
W. K. Chandler
Arrorney-at-Law Land Abstracts
Bollinger County Abstract Co
Advance Phone No
Courthouse
Solierren W. K. Cuanpier
J. W. Cuanpier
2. W. VanAmburg
Deeruvtry
Lutesville Harness Shop
Henry Elfrank
Trowel Lodge
A. M
WM. Lages, M. D
Loye, Par
Glasses Lutesville, Mo
C. A. Sander, M. D
DR. C. M, Witmer
Lutesville
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