Withdrawal and disputes mark Bollinger county meeting
The report notes Mor. Eo Ronn’s withdrawal from the QFe nomination for congress and mentions Robb’s long service with criticisms of past mistakes. It cites a Bollinger county meeting where F Wells of Marble Hill is claimed to hold a Bollinger del entry, though locals deny it and question Wells’s right to a place in the meeting. A private from Squire Westenbauer says no move was known a day before the gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mor. Eo Ronn
Qfe
Robb
Merck
F. Wells
Marble Hill
Bollinger County del 2
Stod‘dounty
K. Baver
Bollinger County
Stoddard County
Wells
Abody
Underd
Squire Westenbauer
Fragmented Ironton Register item on a bank dispute
An Ironton Register fragment notes a judicial determination involving a banker in St Louis and a bank. It mentions claims, payments, and a controversial transfer of control without clear cause, with uncertain details and garbled names.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dellaved Yat
Louis
Eli D
Ironton Register
Ng Bie
Political Turmoil and Party Fights in a 19th Century Letter
Charles A. Edwards comments on Democrat and Republican prospects for the national nomination, praising Culberson as a champion of the people and warning about Foraker’s momentum on the railroad rate bill and statehood. He notes congressional probes into Wall Street funding and criticizes California lawmakers Flint and Perkins over food and railroad issues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Ryan
Belmont
Charles A. Culberson
Texas
Lata
Nto
Senator Foraker
Senate Committee On Interoceanic Canals
Nelson Cromwell
Wall Street
Flint
Perkins
California
Canners
Wena
Charles A. Edwards
Linseed Oilmeal a Profitable Hog Food
A weekly agricultural note argues oilmeal is a valuable hog feed despite farmer concerns about cost and oily pork. Citing Missouri Experiment Station trials, it notes firm pork, white fat, and superior appetite. It warns hogs may overeat, advises slight ration reductions, and highlights measurable muscle gains after feeding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Missouri Experiment Station
Corn Fed Hogs Show Different Carcass Finish
A historical note compares corn fed pigs with oilmeal hogs noting oilmeal hogs gain external fat for a smooth finish while corn fed hogs store fat between muscles. It advises buying oilmeal directly from factories and cites E B Penne s, assistant professor of animal husbandry at Colombia Moy.
Hinskey Correspondent Notes Local Health and Church Notices
Health is good in this vicinity. A baby boy arrived February 24 to Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Runnels. Rev. Duncan filled his regular appointment at Ebenezer. Rev. Jackson will preach at Locust Grove next Sunday. Miss May Huskey and her jeb of school at Syry sear February 17, and returned home Sunday. The school will close next Luther Proffer moved out on Leaatey ridge. Huskey and daughter Miss Nellie attended closing exercises at Trowel last Saturday. J M Kieder lost a fine mare last week. Robert Whitener’s mare crippled on a wire fence. Mr. Shetley and family visited Mrs. Clara Haynes. Dr. Keehn, ill for three months, visited his store last week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hinskey
Boro
Wm. Runnels
Duncan
Ebenezer
Jackson
Locust Grove
Misa
Huskey
Syry Sear
Luther Proffer
Leaatey Ridge
Nellie
Trowel
Herman Bast
Robert Whitener
Robert Shetley
Clara Haynes
Keehn
Local notes from Beseville and surrounding areas
Mrs RB F Watts returns from visit to son at Chaffee and Cape Girardeau. An 84 pound boy born to Cieve Davis's family. Uncle Tom Hawn reports his wife recovering after long illness. Whitener sawmill resumes operation. G A Venable Chas Rhodes and others repair fences. Zach O Kelley Pattons mule buyer passed through. Thomas Hitler breaks wagon wheel on rough roads. Miss Ethel Mabuse completes Union Ridge term and returns home. Wilson Knowles attends church at Pattons. Abner Venable family visit relatives and church. Rev Mauk preaches on church rules. some members absent. Mrs Mauk stays overnight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beseville
RB. F. Watts
Chaffee
Cape Girardeau
Cieve Davis
Tom” Hawn
Whitener
G. A. Venable
Chas, Rhodes
Zach O’kelley
Patton
Thomas Hitler
Ethel Mabuse
Union Ridge
Wilson Knowles
Abner Venable
Lindsay Hampden
Mauk
Brssymaiiaw
Local notes from a cold snap and community visits
The community reports a cold spell and updates on residents. George and Mrs. Barke visited the Seabaughs while Pearl Moore suffers a cold. Louis Moore and family visited Mrs. Moore’s uncle Daniel Poston. W M Strongbaw added a chicken house and considers poultry business. Enoch Shell plans to move to Marquand and Walter Sadler bought his shop. Several outings to relatives and planned moves are noted along with a Sunday school improving.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Proffer
Mya
Proffer
Seabangle
George Huffman
Dan Huffman
Wm. Snider
John Poston
Barbara Huffman
Clippard
J. S. Poston
W H. Moore
William Strong
Daniel Poston
Enoch Shell
Marquand
Stella Snider
Cape Girardeau
Walter Sadler
Health Notes From A Rural Community
Health is not very good. Prayer meeting class was organized at Kinders chapel last Sunday at 10 o clock. Forest Bollinger was on the sick list last week. Farmers are repairing fences and breaking ground for the coming season. Emery Haynes attended the closing of Gregory school Saturday returning Sunday. M and Sodign Havia who built the Rhodes dwelling are progressing. Beente Wonieds on the sick list nearly two months improving slowly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kinder’s Chapel
Forest Bollinger
Emery Haynes
Gregory School
Sodign Havia
Building & M
Rhodes
Tae Yount Among Relatives After Wind Damages Barn
Tae Yount spent Sunday with home folks while C. M. Johnson had the frame of their barn raised after recent high winds blew it down. B. Le Yount is whitewashing wounds at the county farm. Two Pawsirs. org
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tae Yount
C. M. Johnson
B. le Yount
Local Notes Span Visits and Events in Patton Area
Residents report relatives visiting in the burg and church services at Marble Hill with Rev Ed T L Stovall preaching three sermons. J H Mayfield loses two milk cows Wille and Lonnie Green of Patton near Patton, and several locals including Mary Green and Thomas Hider are noted for business and activity. David Bollinger visited Teese Seabaugh family. Seabaugh also visited relatives recently.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Green
P. HE. Seabaugh
J. HE
Mayfield
Wille
Lonnie Green
Near Patton
Ed Tl, Stovall
Marble Hill
Marion Jones
Patton
J. F. Mayfield
E. R B. Mayfield
Sedgewickville
J. H. Mayfield
Thomas Hider
J. H. McKinsey
Mary Green
J. Headrick
David Bollinger
Teese Seabaugh
Te Seabaugh
Washington Birthday Program Shines at Leopold School
Leopold residents showed patriotism with a Thursday morning commemoration of George Washington’s 174th birthday. School children performed 86 numbers including recitations and songs under Prof. B L Horse, with many adults in attendance and pleased by the program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leopold
George Washington
B .L. Horse
Sree
Georgis
John Vandoren
Anna Elfrink
Henry Hulshof
Joseph Vandoren
Mina Twelman
Emma Schmitt
Somenerst
George Jno Steinnerd
Home
Sweet Home
Louisa Anger
Drika Busink
Gina Bufrink
Herman Effin
Mina Fisher
George Scharenburg
Tun
Flower Adelheld
Light Brigade
August Schmitt
Local school, church support grow for music and Catholic efforts
Fragments describe Frieda Anger Gorman selection and a praise by Rev J M Huber to students for patriotism. Names listed include Bernard L Horse band director Henry Tenholder Ennis Clippard Herman Elf r ink John Tenholder Vanderen Jos Vanderen Frank Neoninger John Hinkebern Martin Ten holder. Instruments ordered and practice to start. Nearby Whitewater aims to establish a Catholic church with Rev J M Huber of Leopold backing the effort, aided by Catholics and local businessmen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frieda Anger
Mina Hulsho
J. M. Huber
Ole
Bernard L. Horse
Henry Tenholder
Ennis ‘Clippard
Herman Elfrink
John Tenholder
Vanderen
John Vanderen
Jos Vanderen
Frank Neoninger
John Hinkebern
Martin Tenholder
White ‘Witte
Zalma News Highlights Weather Farms Schools and Local Trades
Local letters report fine weather helping farmers ready plows and sow crops while Ed Stevens ships bolts to Williams Cooperage in Poplar Bluff. Community events include Washington birthday festivities and several term completions in Zalma schools. Notices mention farm sales, plowing efforts, poultry plans, wheat shipments to Bollinger mill, and sawmill activity amid road repairs. Executrix notice for P. T. Peak estate filed January 1, 1908.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dean Borros
Zalma
Ed Stevens
Williams Cooperage Company
Vienna
Ilinois
J. F. Back
T. M. Sutherland
St. Louis
P. A. Hardwick
Louisiana
Howell
King
Henry McNew
Bloomfield
Charley Beatty
Smith Day
Leo Slin
Bollinger & Green
Corbin & Corbin
John W. Huff
Wayne Township
Rd Stevens
Whiteweter
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Peters
S. P. Burford & CO
Lutesville
E. B. Pennes
Ase’t
Colombia
Jane
J. M. Kiedér
Castor
Mem Vn
Ethel Mabuce
W. B. Yount
Jesse Yount
J. H. Yount
Bee Yount
Frank Zimmerman
Osk Mount Sanday
Frank
Testers
James
Edward
Sanday
Qouper Pear Graay
Ethel Maloucé
Org
Germain
Martin Vandere
Anton Tanhod
Fai
Viva Wilkes Hotiess
Joseph
Martin Tenhel
mPayers Bs
P T. Peak
Statin M. Peak
Bolling
Countty
Missouri
Rush Park
George E. Clark & Son
Mardware O
People’s Bank
Lutesville, Missouri
P. M. Wells
Robert Drum
C. M. Witmer
Ano
Mannie Wokwe
Doba H. Berdry
C. L. Talley
H. Bollinger
Pras
WM. Lages
Vicg-Pass
J.v.slinkard
Cagumep
Bank OF
Zalma, Missouri
B. H. Bollinger
D. B. Corbin
D. P. Myers
Leo Slinkard
Wm. Lanes
Burglar Insurance
National Sate & Lock Co
Sargent & Greenleaf
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