Probate and County Officials Election Notes
Probate DAVID 0 CLIPPARD Bor County Treasurer J V SLERKARD For Preventing Attorney CRARLES G REVELLE Coroms DR M WITMER For Justices of the Peace Loranes Township Two to be elected B L BOWMAN Bil LUTE Bor Constable Lorance Township A P CORADER
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David
Clippard
Bor
J. V. Slerkard
Atorney
Crarles G. Revelle
Coroms
M. Witmer
Juntios of the Peace
Loranes
B. L. Bowman
Bil Lute
Bor Constable
Lorance Township
A. P. Corader
Governor appoints Marah Arnold to Trans Mississipp i Congress
Governor Dockray appoints Hon. Marah Arnold of Benton as a derogate to the Trans Mississsippi Congress to be held in St Paul, Minnesota from August 1 to 22. The article also notes local newspaper updates about the Advance Guard in Advance, Missouri and various political happenings in Bollinger and surrounding counties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dockray
Marah Arnold
Benton
St. Paul, Minn
Summer Clothing Sale Marks 25 Percent Discount
All summer clothing items are offered at a 25 percent discount while stocks last, with prices reduced across the range. Limited-time promotion encourages quick purchases at participating stores.
Marble Hill Political Convention Nominates Ticket
Delegates gathered in Marble Hill as the convention opened before noon. Alvan J. Statler was elected chairman with Fred Clip pard and B. E. Masters as secretaries. Moses Whybark spoke of liberal support for his Supreme Court nomination, then adjourned until one o clock. The ticket includes J. W. Caldwell for Representative, Lt. B. James for Presiding Judge County Court, J. W. Cooper, William Denton, H. M. Smith, L. J. Grimsley, W. E. Dickey, A. O. King, John W. Sample, John C. Allen, Geo. K. B. Conrad, and Dr. J. K. Smith among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marble Hill
Alvan J. Statler
Fred
Clippard
B. E. Masters
Moses Whybark
Supreme Court
Whybark
J. W. Caldwell
B. James
J. W. Cooper
William Denton
H. M. Smith
L. J. Grimsley
W. E. Dickey
A. O. King
John W. Sample
John C. Allen
Geo. KB. Conrad
J. K. Smith
Milling Company erecting large mill and elevator at Sikeston
Debates aside, Rowan and Mathews Milling Co. announce construction of a large mill and elevator at Sikeston. The sweep of the project signals growth in the region and highlights the ongoing industrial expansion in this county.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rowan & Mathews Milling Company
Sikeston
Widespread county crime and a curious pistol incident
Reports detail a bank embezzlement by Willis Bollinger from Butler County Bank at Poplar Bluff and a pursuit to St Louis, plus a counterfeit ring in St Francois county and a near Cotton Belt wreck near Cornwall. A standout tale recounts Ben Adams resisting a pistol search, revealing only a toy weapon amid political tensions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willis Bollinger
Butler County
Poplar Bluff
St. Low
Bays
Fredericktown
Cornwall
Executors and Guardians Exhibit Accounts for Settlement
List of executors administrators and guardians required to exhibit accounts for settlement. On the day named the Jew at Angush term Igoz of said court in Marble TLill Bollinger county Missouri commencing Monday August 11 1903. All Administrators Executors and Guardians whose names appear must appear and make settlements on their respective days according to law and save costs. Davin C Curraro Judge of Probate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marble Tlill
Bollinger County
Missouri
Moudlay
SaTuanay
Yount
William C
B. Rech
Guard
Iaat
Obituary Resolutions for Hattie A. Limbaugh
On July 8 1902 the Union Sunday School at Trinity mourns the loss of Miss Hattie A Limbaugh vice superintendent a benediction to us all Her Christian life of labor and love is praised and prayers are offered for the sorrowing family A copy of these resolutions is to be published through local notices and banners The committee signed by Mus Ewna B Paersr Miss Moupis J Barra and Mus Evric A Saertat
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tue Mansus Hit, Paess
Loterville Banner
Mus
Ewna B. Paersr
Moupis J. Barra
Evric A.saertat
Local notes and social round from Possum Creek area
Health remains good in the vicinity while farmers thresh wheat this week. Miss Lillie Nanney visited Thomas Skelton's family. Several youths enjoyed a Sunday drive to the Glen Allen tunnel. Miss Josie Barnhart of St Louis plans a Saturday homecoming visit. Hot weather has suspended most work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Melvin Lutes
Englehardt
Glen Allen
Messrs
Emero Winters
Jeaye Winters
Melbourn Winters
Jooah Lites
Nora Hawn
Nellie Lutes
Marietta
Minnie Winters
Point Pleasant
Lillie Nanney
Thomas Skelton
Josie Barnhart
St. Louis
Satuday
Max Appen
Health improves as farmers report crop prospects
Health is good with some dysentery. Wheat is quantity good but quality poor. corn looks fine but needs rain. Hartle plans to sow turnips at fence corners. Ground prepared, sowing to start, weeds reduced, labor saved for Fred and Johnson. Visiting families and threshing noted. Mrs Blaylock ill, possible St Louis treatment discussed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hartle
Henry
Fred
Johnson
Mia
Futrer
Oak Ridge
A. B. Dolle
John Sample
Anthony A. Bollinger
Emma
Doe
Rua
Seabangl
Dave Barks
James Blaylock
St. Louis
Prrex
Dry weather drives threshing for wheat and oats
Corbin and Kirk delivered two car loads of lumber to Zalma last week. The Pioneer Cooperage Company moves staves from yard to railroad as a protracted meeting continues led by Rev. C. Biffle. E. Ashcraft of Advance visited his brother A. W. Achcraft earlier this week. White Esgie the Indian doctor passed through last Saturday. Bill Precter is back at Corbin's mill firing. George Headrick has been ill but is now better. Frank Bell recalls the danger of a log job.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corbin & Kirk
Zalma
Pioneer Cooperage Company
C. Biffle
Ashcraft
A.W. Achcraft
White Esgie
Bill Precter
Corbin’s Niail
George Headrick
Frank Bell
Rain Gap Drives Area Threshing Progress and Local Movements
Weather-strained farmers report a rain shortage while threshing of wheat advances and yields exceed expectations. George Thurston returns to his farm. Marshall Baker’s family visits Henry Gaines. Low Finney becomes Bollinger’s four mill engineer. Benjamin Fish dies July 28 after typhoid fever. Mrs Gillilan travels through town to Buchanan. Joe Fish arrested on assault warrant and posts bond for preliminary trial. Epidemic of dysentery and typhoid spreads south of the region. Various locals travel to Brownwood and St Joseph convention. road and court matters cited. hunting camps host Herman Hesse and Jackson visitors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Zalma
George Thurston
Cobden
Til
Marshal Baker
Henry Gaines
Low Finney
Bollinger
Four Mill
Benjamin Fish
Gillilan
Nee McMino
Buchanan
Jesse Glasener
Joe Fish
James Fish
Stevenson
Greenville
Leo Slinkard
St. Joseph
Will Gray
Brownwood
B. H. Bollinger
John.King
Albert Thurston
Stoddard County
Albert
Herman Hesse
Jackson
Joe James
Rev. Hombree
Baptist Church
C. Coox
Poisoning the System and DeWitt's Little Early Risers
An old health ad claims constipation poisons the body causing headaches melancholia and eruptions. It promotes DeWitt's Little Early Risers as a mild liver stimulating laxative that strengthens bowels without griping.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
DeWitt
M, McAnally
One Minute Crush Cure Advertised For Cough Ailments
A vintage ad claims the One Minute Crush Cure cures coughs colds throat and larynx ailments immediately and safely. The copy touts quick relief and notes summer colds can be harsher than winter while exercising.
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Rupreme Court
Fox
Bon
Valliant
Bom
Gavor D. Bunge
Rpward Rosa Fou
J. Marion Welker
James M. Erman
G. M. Byavon
Advance
Advance Guard
Sam J. McMack
State Central Committee
Rt. Joseph
Putnapaceasa
Independence Hall
United States
Slao
James D. Fox
Supreme Bench
Jupos Winnan Caarze
Farmington
de. M. A. Bliss
Judge Carter
Bt. Joseph
John A. Knott
Hannibal
Joseph Rice
Moberly
W. Carrington
Springfield
W. A. Rothwell
Sam J. McMino
P. A. Shaw
Francois
George C. Orchard
Butler
O. S. Harrison
Ducklip County
Hamilton-Brown
Shoe Company
J.C. Chippard & GO
Laplin, MO
Harry Haverstick
Plat River
George Maraball
Dexter Messenger
Stoddard
City of St. Louis
Commeroe
John Bangart
Andrew Farrar
Bonne Terre
H. Engleman
John A. Vanderen
W. Steler
G. O. Tolenius
Cape Girardesa
Harry Conningham
Peter Russell
Malden
Conningham
Sam Blanton
Phe Catherine Lead Company
Wang
Delta
St. Francois County
Boone Terre
United States Court For Passing
Democrat-Mews
Madison County
Antone Schulte
John Wingler
Edward Perringer
J. B. Anthony
John Schalte
Mine la Motte
Charleson Courier
Himmelberger Lumber Company
Morehouse
St Louis
Washington City
Citizens Bank
Ben Adams
Boo
Ben
Jackson Harald
Probate
Adm'r
Atchison
Joseph L. RC. Walker
Geard'n. Baker
Elizabeth W. F. Boreham
Aden'r
Garfield T. B. Drum
Guart
T. B. Drum
Bowers
Bes
J.etal
Howers
Turapay
Sacono Day
Fatbay
Davin C. Curraro
O. M. Witmer
Prea't Geo
E. Clark
VicePrest
F. M
WELIA
Caabler
U. D. Rhodes
Asst
Ushier
Bollinger County Bank
Lutesville
Robert Drum
C. F. M. Wells
Tmer, Geo, B. Clark
B. Kinder
Fande
Barglar Insurance
Master Berew
Yale
Joase Lntes
Beat
Tae Panes
Constance
Alliance
Dr. Cunnasawam
Liberal Commission
Don H
Wimmer
Supply House
Western Representatives
DeSoto
Vulcan and Chattanooga
John Deare
Taylor & Wicecarver
Marble Fill
Bettelow
F. J. Hendershot
Vulcan
Geo. G. Glark & Son, Hardware
Lintesville, Me
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