Local notices and ads flood weekly paper
Multiple short items report religious services, court activity, local visits, and business announcements. Names include Rev Melson BL Henry, James Cafferty, Robert Drum, Ed and Tom, J Monroe Robins, J A McKearly, W E Rockwell, Dr Witmer, C M Witmer, Rosa Fischer, J L Jenkins. Ads promote Caldwell Brothers groceries and hot meals, Dr Sawyers Family Cure, Zano tonic, Mayfield Smith Academy, and Lutesville visits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. A. Hollis
Wilson Cramer
Jackson
Albert Long
Atten
Cora Drum
Myrtle Wells
Jefferson City
Caldwell Brothers
J. A. McKearly
Kende
Mr. Vance
Fort Scott
Kan
James M. Knowls
Patton
John A. Hope
Masonic Hall
William Billings
Lutesville
Frederick
Hhis
Tollinois
Irs
W. H. Proctor
St.Louis
Mr. Proctor
Annie Conrad
EB B. Mayfield
St. Louis
Robert Drum
W. E. Rockwell
United States
Robert Cram's
M. McAnally
J. A. Abernathy
George M. Wilson
Farmington
P. H. Baker
A. L. Whitener
Bessville
Minnie Walker Dies in Poplar Blue Missouri at 20
Minnie Walker, born Bollinger County September 8, 1874, died March 9 1895 at her home in Poplar Blue Missouri. She married B Walker November 13 1893 and was buried in the family ground near Marble Hill. Rev W A Davautr conducted services expressing faith and hope in reunion in heaven.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Poplar Blue
Minnie Walker
Bollinger County
John
Mary Bailey
B. Walker
Christ
Marble Hill
God
Trustee's Sale Under Deed of Trust in Bollinger County
Notice of sale under deed of trust dated June 7 1884, recorded August 3 1884, for 76 acres in Bollinger County Missouri. Trustee J T Wells to sell at Marble Hill courthouse front door on Saturday April 20 1895 between 9am and 5pm to satisfy the note and costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Estes
R. BR. Estes
Recorder’s Office
Bollinger County
Missouri
J.T. Wells
Bollinger
Marble Hill
Action and Belousness Ruins Life Without Cure
A fragment notes ongoing misery if a condition persists, urging relief by Dr. Bawyer's Family Cure and Dr. Wilader. The text implies persistent unhappiness unless treated, presenting two doctor names as potential solutions. The source lacks clear dates or places but emphasizes relief through medical remedies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bawyer
Wilader
Kansas City Star claims largest U.S. circulation
The Kansas City Star, praised for its size in the city, credits strict adherence to reader value and expanded facilities for its high circulation. It notes the early move to six-evening plus Sunday morning papers for 10 cents and a weekly edition at 25 cents a year with 110,000 circulation. The text also includes garbled lines about Zano remedies and a partial product claim.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City Star
Star
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Melson
Henry
James Cafferty
The
Presbyterian Church
Pness
John Baker
Zaima
Lane
Judge Noll
Fredericktown
Tom
Drum's
Circuit Court
Fox
5. E. Bollinger
Itosa Fischer
Rene
Rei Vy
M. Witmer
A .R
Witmar
L. Page
Zano
Witmer
J.B. Henson
Mr. Henson
Elfrank
Dolph Mayer
J.H. Watkins
Zalma
Friends of the
Pagss
Mr. Watkins
Missouri Confederate Home
Verni
Sawyers Pastilles
Hawn
Chicago
J. L Jenkins
Zane
C. M. Witmer
M. D
Rev
W. A. Davautr
Mideeptood
He Is
Axus
Tite Wrk
Brown Chemical CO
Baltimore
Witwer
Colimn Democratic Newssper
Henry Watcer
Peee
Ty Courier-Journal Company
Louisville
PHM Press
Weekly Courier-Journal
Dr. Sawyer
Columbus
Cape Road
Cotton Belt
Delta
Charleston
Cairo
Belioont Granch
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