Marble Hill Pres I 95 County Notes and Meetings
Marble Hill Missouri reports from June 27 with local health notes, farm updates, and a long section on Bollinger county Democratic monetary resolutions. It covers township meetings to elect delegates, calls for a state convention by August 15 1895, and district summaries for Lorance Liberty Wayne Union Crooked Creek Whitewater German townships. It also includes editorials on silver demonetization and currency policy, plus scattered miscellaneous notices and local personalities.
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Lorance Township
Marble Lab
Wayne
Zalma
Liberty
Drum
Whitewater
Sedgewickyville
Union
Ation
Crooked Creek
Kitchens
Dan Bollinger
Fillmore
Dunn's
Wurnsas
Republican Party
United States
Democratic Wentral Committee
Cof
Bollinger County
Missouri
Democratic Party
Central Comittes
State Central Committee
Central Committee
Democratic Central Committee
W. K. Chandler
Robert Bram
Court House
Marble Will
Lorance Hy
Willmore
Crooked Wreek
Grover Cleveland
TALMA Local Bits Note Weather and People in Town
In Brownwood on Thursday TALMA Harry Delis and Cape Girardeau visitors are noted along with St Louis and Louisville names. Reports mention heavy rain, high river levels, early apples, and a busy week with wool mill restart, harvest delays, and local gatherings. A festive Friday brings a new ballroom derby with community activity and carpenters at work.
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Talma
Harry Delis
Brownwood
John Strauman
Cape Girardeau
Tiavchiv
Mr. King
Louiesville
St Lonia
Thessay
McStinn
PD. S. Mann
A.J. McMinn
Alfie Vantie
Wesposton
Merny Wintever
Andy
Balics
Henman
Hydivas
Sr Obe- Giise
Daly cSpenee
Local Notes From Gravel Hitl and Surrounding Towns
Rain and hail marked the week with several illnesses. Notables include Albert Hitt and J M Austin visiting. Asa Stepp of Millerville hosted neighbors. Lie Stinkard of Surterdville called on Sunday. Water Kinder, Mr Sawyer and son, and Mr Sampson stayed a few days. Harvest work begins as the eroy expands. merchants report steady business though some areas close to finishing the season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. K.P. Dison
Lanskys
Albert
Hitt
J. M. Austin
Austin
Jutesville
Asa Stepp
Millerville
Sawyer
Sampson
Crites
Sedgewickville
Harvest season nears as rains aid crops
Parr Sy notes harvests loom as thrashing will soon begin across the region. J B Martin plans moving his flail to Bass Bewdle to thrash several loads. William Shell suffered a minor hand injury and a suspected toxic exposure is mentioned. A drought broke with rain, aiding oats and meadows, though late for some fields.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J.B. Martin
William Shell
Lou Vest
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Pratt Grindstad
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Robert Dretmy
Om County Central
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Rex
Aulsbury
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el Shell
Mary Reagan
Dellinger
Mr. Glove
Fredericktown
P. A. Water
Walter Denman
Echalvory
Bess
England
Harmon Kennison
James Carney
Parr
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