Local government notices and road overseer approvals
The meeting approved road overseer bonds for multiple districts led by Jacob Weller Sr and others. Officials reviewed a county treasurer settlement, annual revenue collector report, and salaries for county Justices. W. D. Lawcaster case and various nominations noted. adjourned to March 24.
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J. M. Finney
Lanccaster
Jacob Weller
Dietter
Jann TH Welker
J. Mamrle
Haries F) Liley
Wesley Sheil
Charlie Kirkpatrick
Minkle
John W. Baker
Richand Long
Rudolph Stat Ber
Seataugh
Roa
Perkins
Willem M. Kitchen
Oliver Snider
Dyno
Adam Sitges
Jasper Fraggis
George KH. Myers
Henry Cooper
Frank A. Mottie
Rn M. Ratine
Gipay
Allen HW. Dunn
Pax
Heonge Wo Carr
John Doggett
WV Gibbs
FM. Lacey
Zalma
Chuneley
J. GO. Ojasener
James Seabaugh
L. West
LH. James
Oreenther
James Crosby
William M. Kionison
James Sipes
Frank Boyer
H. A. Stepp
James Rivhanison
Sturdivant
C. P. Arnold
William McCrenden
E. W. McKee
F. Kinder
Ben Fowler
Sherman Harrison
Peter Bose
John Colette
T. J Gaither
Lee Sheil
Henry S. Shell
Gindich
Jasper Woodfin
Duno
R. T. Markham
F. M.shnider
P. Revelle
Jota L. Haizam
Sample
Monroe Matrey
William A. Rotimeon
Shider
W. D. Lawcaster
Alowed
Melvin Lotes
W. L. Duan
F. M. Wella
K. Kirkpatrick
Henry Mungle
W C T U Column Warns Against Reinstating Liquor Traffic
The W. C. T. U. questions who benefits from Bollinger county resuming liquor sales warning that liquor dealers profit while harming the county morally and financially. It asks voters to consider if reinstating the saloon would push their own sons toward drinking and crime as it references the criminal docket.
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Bollinger County
Temperance and Prohibition Debates Spark Local Contention
Fragmentary remarks from a temperance era column discuss liquor traffic taxes, destillers, and public policy. The text cites state governors and local figures debating a special election and the moral impact of drinking on families, with references to Japan England and general societal morals. The piece blends editorial snippets and a court notice about a February election and related legal actions.
Unclear 1808 county court notice with mixed text
Fragmentary OCR text shows a county court in 1808 with names, dates, and notices. It references a petition, publication, and a special meeting or order, but the readable content is highly garbled and unreadable. The readable elements include dates like February and references to court terms and publication.
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Ean County Court
Lee Eera Tient
Wan Gin Oraz Pas Oro
Pete
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