Banquet Committee Sets Program For Association Meeting
The Banquet Committee advances a full program for the association gathering to be held September 1 and 2. Executives, speakers, and a residents welcome mark the schedule with a banquet planned for Friday evening. Plans include visits, social entertainments, and a substantial turnout from journalists and their families.
Not Bankrupted. Not that anyone knows of.
A.B. CLIPPARD urges checking the reading notice of the Great Western buy in Chicago. He hints at a hidden statement and suggests visiting the Worlds fat location to verify details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A.B. Clippard
Chcago
Mayfield-Smith academy issues ninth annual catalogue
The Press job office completes the ninth annual Mayfield-Smith academy catalogue with an edition of 500 to be distributed. It highlights the site and surroundings, capable faculty, and plans to hire more staff including a telegraphy teacher as needed. Circulars will be issued soon. Also notes sale of a Jersey heifer and local visits by Reck of Leemon, Misses Fischer and Whybark visiting Cape Girardeau, and A B Curpraro offering office services and taking orders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mayfield-Smith Academy
Graham
Marble Hill
Jersey
J.B. Thompson
Lutesville
Fid Reck
Leemon
J. M. Cofer
O. J. Snider
Laflin
Rosa Fischer
Gertrude
Cora Whybark
Cape Girardeau
A. B. Curpraro
Fire at Marble Hill barn destroys crops and hay
At 1 o'clock in the afternoon a barn in Marble Hill burned with corn and four tons of hay inside. A new mower burned. The barn, a local standout, carried partial insurance with Poe & Clark of Lutesville. Garrett Stevens sold his Marble Hill butcher shop to CP Crump as he retires from the business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Woods
Poe & Clark of
Lutesville
Sald As-Is
Shoup
Garrett Stevens
Marble Fill
CP. Crump
Stevens
Perriene Brothers Move Steam Riding Gallery to Marquand
Perriene Brothers moved their steam riding gallery from the Twin Cities to Marquand last Monday. It will be a leading feature of the local picnic Saturday and attracted riders from all walks of life. The exhibit was praised as exhilarating, dignified, and innocent, with the brothers described as true gentlemen and fair in conduct.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Goming
E. A. Wright
J. T. Davison
G. Tetwiler
W. L. Oury
Palace of News
Marble Hill
Circuit Court Room
Perriene Brothers
Twin Cities
Marquand
Perriene
Very Fancy Work at New Home Sewing Exhibit
Miss Linan displayed her New Home sewing machine work and offered expert explanations to a large group of visiting ladies. An editor notes a tinsel butterfly by Miss Linan in his room. F A Stanton and Joseph Carter laid a granitoid pavement on Crown street in Lustesville, praised for its firmness and smoothness. A new grocery stock is available at the High and Walnut streets corner, with more arriving.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lnnan
Linan
F. A. Stanton
Joseph Carter
Crown Street
Lntesville
High and
Walnut Streets
A. B. Ultppann
Charles R. Love
Bertrand
W. A. Loeffler
Cone
Bloomfield
Has
Eli Lutes
Hattie Wasterlins
St. Louis
Emma
Freda Hassler
Robert Am
Robert, Drom
Daisy
Chandler attends swamp land commission meeting at Ken nett
W K Chandler left Tuesday to attend the swamp land commission meeting at Kenneth yesterday. He is Bollinger county member of the commission.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. K. Chandler
Swamp Land Commission
Kennett
Bollinger
Birthday Parties and Local Notices in Marble Hill Area
A village social page notes birthday celebrations for John Clippard and a young 21st birthday, with music by Miss Graves and Mr. McClintock and a birthday lunch. Other items include adieus, ice cream lunches, and visits by Miss Cone, Miss Hattie Wasterlin, and the Hasslers. Public notice advertises the Bolinger county farm rental on August 17, 1493, for two years, with bond required and pauper care duties, as the court sets terms and seeks bids.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Clippard
Marble
D. B. Hill
Philip Barks
Bollinger County
Missouri
Court House
Marble Hill
Missour
M. Johnson
P Lys
Aaid Court
University plans and cadet enrollments announced
The document outlines academic session start dates for all departments on September 12, 1893, with mines at Rolla starting a week later, and notes the Missouri State Military School as a university department. Cadets from each district will be admitted tuition-free after examinations, with uniforms provided. Reorganization of Agriculture and Mechanic Arts, expanded facilities, and increased support for women are mentioned, along with six new buildings and a main building funded by a 37th General Assembly appropriation of $350,000.
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Glish and Mathenat
School of Mines and Metallurgy
Rolla
Columbia
Missouri State Military School
The
University
Missouri
College of Agriculture and Mechanic Arts
37Th General Assembly
Bos
Utra
Oth
Cogati
Y. G. Bans
Sec
Board of Curators
State University
Lake Or Rolla
Kho
F. M. Watts
Clerk County Court
Bollinger City
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Flora Frymire
Julia Jamison
RB. L. Bowman
E. P. Caruthers
O.N. Edwards
Joseph Flynn
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Dora Axe
Charles Minton
J. C. Kirby
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A. V. Cashion
Harry Newberry
J. A. Story
J. F. Martin
T. K. Green
Milo G. Gresham
Ene
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Forest Bollinger
Mildred Atti Sue Graves
Mollie
Julia Ane
Lutgville
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