County court adjourns after settlement and tax actions
The county court adjourned after eight days of work. An annual expenditures abstract shows a $13,943.43 expense. Henry B. Cole and Early Morgan were exempted from good tax for eyesight. Six hundred forty-one acres of swamp land near Brownwood sold at $120 per acre to Pioneer Steam Keg works. Revenue land warrants totaling $4,777.31 and road funds $16,864 were to be canceled and credited to the treasurer. Many bonds and school fund actions were approved, with warrants directed to the payers. Various bills and county expenses were listed and assessed alongside tax book corrections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry B. Cole
Karly Morgan
Brownwood
Pioneer
Bsg
Schdor
W J. Hightower
J. M. Crader
Thomas Clubb
BP. Kin Aer
John O. Warren
G. Borders
Daniel Rhodes
Mary Wilson
Louist Inman
Cate
Dellilah Spur
SIH
John Englen & Co
Jambertok Road
Bush
Asylum of the County
Matilda Sipis
Royalid
Sarford Cato
Dalma
John OC. Statler
Ihvalid Sone Sigem
Wells
T Welle
D.B. Hill
Philip Harris
J. J. Long
Reid
Reilly
Lafl
Old Bolinger County Bride and Groom Married at Hotel
Dr. C. M. Witmer wed Miss Ina V Burks at the Commercial hotel in Bitessville last Thursday. Rev. B. L. Bowman officiated as the couple, esteemed physician Witmer and Miss Burks, began a bright married life with a elegant bridal supper. Attendees included Rev. Bowman and wife, J. H. Lites and wife, Miss Julia Jagugoy, Joseph Caldwell, W. A. Leofter, George Lessieg and W. F. Cobb.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moc Cupid
C. M. Witmer
Ina V Burks
Bites Vike
B. L. Bowman
Witmer
Bolinger County
Miss Barks
J. H. Lites
Julia Jagugoy
Yoseph Caldwell
W.A. Leofter
George Lessieg
W. F. Cobb
A New Walk Planned on Walnut Street Fronts
A new eight foot walk will be built along Walnut street in front of A Maver and A Sander's business houses. Maver plans a gravel path from his store to the Leontihouse campus with a gate likely soon. The project extends past A M Smith's lot and the Palace of News.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Maver
A. Sander
Walnut Street
L' Eonithouse
A. M. Smith
Palace of Newse
School wrestling entertainment in Conrad district draws crowd
W P McCans staged an entertainment event at his school in the Conrad district last Wednesday. The house was crowded and the program was of real merit, held in honor of Washingtons Day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Court House
Walon Oma
Fed
James Hartle
J Bridges
Jacob Hammock
Shanks
Frantis Gramer
Bob Thompson
Hebesnstrite
D. Gramer
John Watkins
Gi Sree Pierce
D. Albug
Mea Jones
John J. Hill
Sam Hebernstrite
Johnson Stroder
P. D. Whitener
John Lipper
Jarhes Hartle
William
B. J. Corry
Mary Miles
Mary Wells
W. P. McCans
Conrad District
New Alliance
A Broad Walk Improves Access From Court to Gate
A twelve foot stone sidewalk has been laid from the west court house door to the gate. The improvement provides a convenient route that was previously impassable due to frequent obstruction or muddy conditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Houke
Theos
Irregular smithy site near Sabtin School building
An informal report notes a blacksmith shop once operated by Milton Lutes near the Sabtin School building. The location is described as a late era site formerly used for smithing activities and adjacent to Margnotia mitts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milton Lutes
Sabtin School
A Poultry Farm Tour At Lutesville Suburbs
Rev J T Kendall invited to visit a five acre poultry farm near Lutesville housing modern poultry houses for multiple breeds. About 239 chickens and 100 other fowls, with a hospital, hatchery plans, and eggs due around March 31. Local merchants Hawn Henderson Rose closing stock, post office at stake in local politics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J.T. Kendall
Eld
Lutesville
Kendall
China
E. McClintock
Mable Hill
Ieabayor
Hawn & Henderson
Rose
Buseness
Benjamin Slinkard
To Come Bach To 2 Letter Robert Phelps Laterville Return
Robert Phelps writes from his Washington home that he plans to return to Laterville in a month or two. He notes little snow on the mountains and says he will operate a daily blacksmith shop in Tatesville upon his return, praising his skill and prospects for good business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Phelps
Washington
Tie
Laterville
Stari Ag
Tatesville Wien
Will
Mt Goubry
Unclear OCR Street Lot Purchases Highlighted in Town
Fragmentary text reports town lots near the Bamp Glen being sold quickly. Mentions a Robert Noo Mal Don purchase, a residence, P Heebile a traveling man buying two lots, and a sale to another party. Names and places are partially garbled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glen
Lutesville
Noo Maldon
Aga
Tham
P. Heebile
Taother Party
Miss Rachel Robbin Retirement Notice at East Penire Mississippi
Miss Rachel Robbin from East Penire Mississippi retired this Sunday and will attend a public exhibit next Monday. The event celebrates her years of service and features her on a final display.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rachel Robbin
East Penire
Misesippi
Senday
Echoal
Witta Pia
Vandervort dispute explains son's trouble with deeds
James Vandervort Jr faced trade missteps after a trip to St Louis involving two deeds to Chapman and a land sale near Glen Allen. His father asserts a notary’s mistaken advice and Jim’s inexperience in real estate transfers led to incorrect ownership and the loss of three horses, with Chapman misrepresenting terms at the fair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jamies Vandervort
James Vandervort, Jr
St Louis
Vandervort
Chapman
Glen Allen
St. Louis
Lavier
Mr. Vangervart
Jim
Mod
Vadervart
Steam Laundry plans eyed for Low as Missouri town
A letter from Grand Rivers to Latesville owner W W Sample discusses starting a steam laundry locally with potential large scale operations. J Kiene works on plastering A Mayer’s Walnut Street house as plans for a grand entertainment hall with cake, furnishings, and stage scenery are described, aiming for a premier venue in Lowas Missouri.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. W. Sample
Latesville
Tt. Steele
Grand Rivers
Ae Ville
Opera Firmaen
J. Kiene
A. Mayer
Walnut Streehe
Li Mayer
Missouri
Cmt
Missionary Concert at Lutesville Church Friday
A Missionary Concert will be held at the church in Lutesville on Friday evening March 10 at dusk. Mrs. Je Redal arranged an interesting program featuring native costumes and the Japanese Boy. Admission is five cents, with Adam J. Statler and Mrs. Harty noted among attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lutesville
Je Redal
Street Railways Talk Sparks Interest Between Hills and Lilliesville
A cautious discussion of a practical electric street railway between Hill and Lillesville drew local attention. Rev C E Meneo and resident Charl investigate the matter, while investors weigh a potential dividend and capital interests.
Fragmentary note on danger at hill or site
An incomplete text refers to danger near a hill and mentions people and a phone line. The readable fragment is too garbled to determine a full event, location, or proper nouns.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Uilis
Bach
Aivane
James Vandervort, Sr
Adam J. Statler
Harty
Tolle’ Mill
Hill
Lillésvi
C. E. Meneo
Hull
Charlis
Iis Capital
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