Local Notes From Marble Hill Press Iowa Missouri District
The Marble Hill Press reports local notes including Congress candidate Arnold for the Fourteenth Missouri district and a call for support from Col Breckenridge. It notes gratitude to County Clerk Wells for the school statement, a friendly notice for Turn of the Tide, Missoun Editor as a new monthly, Dunne tax results, county school fund totals, and a state committee meeting in St Louis to plan campaign strategy and endorse proposals for the state convention.
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Tor
Marshal Arnold
Congress
Missouri
Timm
F. M. Wells
St. Louis
Political Judases in the United States Senate
A Sunday Republic head view criticizes political figures in the U S Senate, alleging betrayal by lawmakers and using a provocative editorial stance to challenge leadership and policy alignment.
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Sunday Republic
United States Senate
Fragments Reflect On Senate Venue Bills And Local Justice
The text discusses venue bills, constitutional provisions, and passage, noting criticisms of Bollinger and Dunklin counties. It mentions criminal costs and a jail, compares local year figures, and references Stott Wilkinson in Jackson Comet about young ladies and opportunities at an academy, signaling a period column tone.
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Senate
Southeast Missouri News Roundup Highlights Local Developments
Van Buren to get a new jail. Ste. Genevieve beer and ice plant nearing completion. DeSoto Press printed in bright green ink for St Patrick's Day. Louis Houck to plant 300 acres in tobacco in Cape county. Scott county seeks move of county seat to Morley. A section foreman on the Current River railroad killed by lightning last Thursday. Many Southeast Missouri schools closed early for funds. Jacob Hoog of Ste. Genevieve killed after horse accident. Sikeston buys old jail cells to outfit a calaboose. Houck offers gold medal to Cape Normal school declaimer. Two boys fined for swearing in Perryville church. Bishop Dunkin to dedicate churches at Oran and Benton. Masonic cemetery move in Poplar Bluff. 400 bodies relocated. Kennett to get a 30 ton per day cotton seed oil mill. DeSoto Democrats set March 24 primary for postmaster. Forty insurers refuse to cover Poplar Bluff buildings. Glen Allen cannon ball train on Belmont branch thriving. DeSoto baseball club organized, issues stock. $850,000 rail line from Perryville to Chester, IL. Odd Fellows temple at Farmington to cost $13,320. Piedmont post office robbed. Mineral Point also robbed. Charleston high school expelled three girls for popping matches. Ed Tharp fined for tail-hair joke. A man walked from Jackson to Cape Girardeau in two hours, arrived 10 minutes late. Electric belt salesman profited in Charleston, Morley, Cape Girardeau, Jackson, Perryville, Marble Hill.
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van Buren
Ste. Genevieve
DeSoto
St. Patrick’s
Louis Houck
Cape County
Scott County
Benton
Morley
Missouri
Jacob Hoog
Ite
Genevieve
Sikeston
Cape
Perryville
W. W. Dunkin
Oran
Poplar Bluff
Kennett
Democrats
Glen Allen
Belmont
Citizens
Chester
Farmington
Piedmont
Mineral Point
Charleston High School
Ed Tharp
Jackson
Cape Girardeau
Charleston
Marble Hill
Statement Of The School Funds Of Bollinger County 1894
Statement of the school funds showing amounts due by each borrower and interest due on February 1 1894 continued from last week Township funds Township No 2 Names and principal amounts with interest listed Borders David G Farmer John R King W Slinkard Teeters Peter L cash on hand totals and notes of amounts due Per sources readable records include entries for multiple borrowers and a cash on hand balance reflectively.
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Tue Paerss
Prin’p
Borders
David G
Farmer John
King
Slinkard
Teeters
Peter L
Morgan Win M and others in school township accounts
Summary of property interests and apportionments across multiple school townships. Morgan Win appears with several entries including M 8155 17 31 and M113 at Oso, and other names such as Wilkinson LW 27928 with $5, Cashion, Bollinger Henry $160, Dixon J W 100 3577, and King WS 35. Notes show total 2270 and 820 07 in excess interest.
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Prin’p's
Morgan Win
Privpl
Morgan Win M113
Oso
Prin Pl
Wilkinson LW
Llia Eee
Prin
Bollinger Henry
Dixon J W
King WS
Prin’p
Bollinger Joseph M
Baker G
Art
Han Biffle
Wilson
Martha A
Call G W Sr
Caldwell
Hembree J C
Davault Wiley
Mouser John H
Baker
Nanny
Farmer John R
Robins J M
Prin P
King John
King John W Wright
King
Rhodes Samuel
Myers J
Yount John
Roberts
Revelle James P
Scott Preston
Sickard
Kirkpatrick Jotal
Thurston Josiah
Pierce
Welker
Peter R
Benham John T
Bitte Wilson
Sma
Thos
Collins C
Showl Township No
Allen Stephen
Faker
John
Lu Jeresy Bair
Finney J M
Francis Wm
Dunkin Sous
Cash
Murdock Linds
Morgan
Su Murphy
Mitts Thos
Robbins
Shornburg
Susan
Stovall J
Yount
Wolpers
Erich Au
Collins CA
OG Scholl HC
John Ro
QU Prin
Collins
Esker Henry
Green
Richard
Prince's
Lessley Julius H i
Gillet G
Proctor
Vu Scholl HC
Robbins II
Green Richard Stone
James
Sitze EA
Vandervoort
Rauls
Prin P’s
Finney
Biffle Wilson
Griffith NC
Johnson Sidney
Sheppard Fred
Bagby
Gobble
Henley Thomas
Hembree J C King
Lutes J M
Nanney
Richards Miles G
Yount L T
Principal Interest County Public School Fund
Behool District No
Recapitulation of Bollinger School Funds For 1894
State of Missouri I F M Wells Clerk of the County Court Bollinger County certifies a true statement of the county school funds for the year ending February 1, 1894. Signed with the county seal at Marble Hill on the date shown. County Court seal and official witness.
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State of
Missouri
I. F. M. Wells
Bollinger
County Cours
Marble Hill
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E.L. Drum
Smith Building
High and Water Streets
Ivy
St. L. LM. & S. Time Tass
CoLonel Brekenrige
Seon Wilkinson
Clackson Comet
Lutesville Dramatic Club
Brother Scott
E. W Stephens
Columbia
Dunne
Bollinger County
Curtis
Southeast News
Bollinger County, Mo
Totel
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