Local notices and ads sweep Spring 1905 items
Authorized candidate PROFI-WiaA DAVAULT seeks County School Commissioner if voters approve at the April 4 1905 election. Frank Fulkerson in Fredericktown. thanks to Mrs R B Moore Laflin for subscriptions. For sale four room business building in Lutesville. Various visits, revival plans, train times Delta Texas Cotton Belt Through Trains 315 am 315 pm. Notices of Frame cottage purchase by Dr Sheata. appreciation to teachers and patrons. stock bills printed for Taylor Wirecarver Witmer. stock show at N J Wehcarver’s barn. multiple local names and places.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Profi-Wiaa, Davault
Acknowledgments of Renewal Favors From Various Local Names
Acknowledgement list notes renewals of favors from residents and captains across several towns including Whitewater, Lutesville, Leopold, Scopus, Gipsy, and Chatsworth. The message credits individuals such as W A Yount, P Carey, M I Perkins, and W Huffman among others for their continued support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. A. Yount
Whitewater
P. WV. Carey
Lutesville
A. G. Sharp
Glen Allen
P. H
P. J. Baker
M. IL
Scopus
W. A. Robinson
Huskey
For Sale Head of Jacks and Saddle Stallion
Head of jacks offered for sale ages 2 to 8 years, 13% to 154 hands, standard measure. Also a coming 4-year-old bay saddle stallion bred by Poindextery Squirrel No 338, dam by Almont. For particulars and prices write W F Scuape Jackson Missouri.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Almont
W. F. Scuape
Jackson
Court dismisses Miller insanity case over residency
Judge M S Gladish of near Huxie thanked for a pleasant call. The court met in special session to pass on the alleged insanity of Mrs. John A. Miller but date misreadings delayed the session. Miller did not arrive until Tuesday and the case was dismissed with a finding she was a resident of Cape county.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M.S. Gladish
Near Huxie
John A. Miller
Builders move structures around Scopus area
John Hartle and Tobe Cole have spent a week moving buildin around town. They pulled a stump and relocated two fire frame buildings from MM. Wit mner’s lots. One site will serve Ur. Sheath sid and the other Attorney Gro. E. Cut rad. Mr.4honrad plans to fit Hirt' up an office in his building, on the lot exchanged with BF Winter for the old saloon at the corner between E. QO. Sander's building and the Finney property on High street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Hartle
Tobe Cole
Scopus
MM. Witmner
Gro
E. Cutrad
4Honrad
E. QO. Sander
Finney
Fine thoroughbred horse offered for private purchase
The stallion named Cebo No 2767 imported for breeding is sold by the undersigned to occur at a place five miles southwest of Zamoni Pop Inn Bluff pond. The bay horse stands about 15 4 hands high and is described as finely tempered and excellent for breeding. Prospective buyers are invited to see him at the stated location.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
My Place
Zama Oni Pop- Inn Bluff Pond
Ceto
Local trip notes and election notice in Lutesville area
Attorney W Kk Chandler and L T Kinder of Lutesville made a business trip to Gravel Hill Tuesday. Wanted teams and log cutters with good wages paid every two weeks. Apply to J P Lutes at Brownwood or Sturdivant Mo. Town election and annual school meeting next Tuesday with no town trustee candidates heard. office joked for its enormous salary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. Kk. Chandler
L. T. Kinder
Lutesville
Gravel Hill
J. P. Lutes
Brownwood
Sturdivant
Local residents visit county seat and newspaper shop
A. G. Sharp of Glen Allen visited the county seat last Friday and recalled the printer with a friendly call. W. M. Pair of near Shrum ordered The Press and paid a dollar. Mrs. Elery Zimmerman returned Monday from Bollinger county. Wim. M. Williams, Henry and Fli R. James, and W. D. Mayfield near Mayfield visited The Press last Saturday, with Williams cashing up. Capt P. V. Carey and wife shopped in town Friday. they now live near Lutesville and he reports 1300 fruit trees on his property.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. G. Sharp
Glen Allen
W. M
Elery Zimmerman
Bollinger County
Paxico Index
Wim. M. Williams
Henry and
Fli R. James
W. D. Mayfield
Near Mayfield
Mr. Williams
P. V. Carey
Lutesville
Fertilizers Advertised at Taylor Morecantile Co
A local advertisement touts Swift's Superphosphate and Swift's Complete Fertilizer as best spring fertilizers, available at Taylor Morecantile Co in Marble Hill Missouri. The circuit court docket notes a criminal conviction for carrying concealed weapons and adjournment events, with a jailed suspect released before adjournment. Lectures by Osbron are announced in Lutesville and Marble Hill with alleged skepticism about the speaker's claims. A three-year-old stray red heifer with missing ears is reported, with the owner asked to claim and pay for this notice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Swift
Taylor Morecantile Co
Marble Hill, Mo
Geo. H. Robinson
Latlin Mo
Local notices and community updates from Lutesville area
Nods to musical and religious events at the Baptist church tomorrow night. Mentions subscriptions, a new bank talk, and thanks from ex sheriff A. C. King. Reports on farm activity, weather, property improvements, and local church renovations. Includes notices of marriages, relocations, and regional commercial interests.
Wool and Cash or Trade Wanted by Waronker Bros
Waronker Bros of Lutesville Missouri advertise they will pay the highest market price for wool and cash or trade. They invite merchants and farmers to sell to their facility.
R Farrar Visits on Teacher examination work
R Farrar of Scopes made a pleasant call Monday and assists in teachers examination duties as a board of education member. He noted a considerable number of new teachers took the examination.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. Farrar
Scopes
Board of Education
Grand Concert at Baptist Church Friday Night
Home talent will present a grand concert at the Baptist church tomorrow night with proceeds for church repairs. The program, announced today, features the town’s best talent and promises an excellence throughout. Tickets are on sale at Dr. Witmer's drug store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baptist Church
Officers elected for Company G in Lutesville
Capt Warren Mabrey of Burfordville presided at the election. Sam A. Martin was chosen captain, David J. Conrad named first lieutenant, and Marion Yount named second lieutenant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warren Mabrey
Burfordville
Lutesville
Sam A. Martin
David J. Conrad
Marion Yount
Notice of admin for James Cheek estate Bollinger 1905
Letters of administration granted by Bollinger county Probate court on March 10 1905 to Wa M Williams for the estate of James Cheek deceased. Claimants must exhibit within one year for allowance or be barred. two years from publication to avoid forever barred. Administrator Wa M Williams.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Cheek
Bollinger County
Wa. M. Williams
Smith Finney wedding at Mineral Wells Texas
At 4 o clock Wednesday evening March 22 1905 D L Smith of this city and Ara Finney of Marble Hill Missouri were united in marriage at the Methodist parsonage with Rev C V Oswalt officiating. The groom is a longtime forthright citizen respected by many. the bride, recently come to Mineral Wells, won wide affection in her brief residence. The Health Resort extends congratulations and best wishes for a happy prosperous voyage through life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sea of Life
Mineral Wells
Tex
Younts visit and church note from Marble Hill area
W A Yount of Whitewater visited Marble Hill last Friday to pay a printer and visit his parents Mr and Mrs W B Yount near town He is father of a girl born March 15 and has a boy and a girl He came to buy a horse The St Louis Annual conference of the M Ek Church met at Farmington Rev A D Ball was returned to Farmington district Rev A M Stickney goes to Lutesville and Advance circuit will be served by EB Eng Rev D L Walker known here goes to Winona and Birch Tree
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W. A. Yount
Whitewater
Marble Hill
Will
W. B. Yount
St. Louis
M. Ek
Farmington
A. D. Ball
A. M. Stickney
Lutesville
EB. H. Engcert
D. L. Walker
Barber’s Wallace place rails burned after grass fire
E. E. Bair, a clever barber, lost about four hundred rails on his Wallace place when a tenant trying to light a cigarette started a grass fire. The blaze spread rapidly, destroying fencing and getting beyond control, prompting a warning about cigarette use.
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E. E. Bair
Wallace Place
Proverb Educational Contest Offered by The Examiner
The Examiner announces a Proverb Educational Contest in Chicago offering 50 prizes from 5 to 500 dollars. First prize is 500 dollars. total prize pool about 83000 dollars. Contest starts February 7 and runs fifty days with a daily proverb. Readers urged to order via newsdealers or mail 90 cents for a three month subscription.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Examiner
Chicago
Chicago Examiner
Uil
Foot Bridge Over Cracked Creek Needs Fixing
A local note reports Jackson and Perryville roads drying and improving but calls for repairs to the foot bridge across Cracked Creek. Residents aim for practical fixes without causing disruption.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jackson
Perryville
Cracked Creek
Administration Granted for Susan A Propst Estate
Notice is hereby given that letters of administration on the estate of Susan A. Propst deceased have been granted to the undersigned by the Probate court of Bollinger county on February 17, 1905. All persons having claims against said estate are required to exhibit them to the undersigned for W. EK. CHANDLER, Administrator.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Susan A. Propst
Bollinger County
W. EK. Chandler
Sheriff Geile summons business men for Sunday sales case
Sheriff John F Geile visited local business men last Tuesday to serve a summons for each to appear before the circuit judge on the second Monday in April. They face charges of unlawfully selling goods on Sunday. The city’s Sunday closing had been resisted but not overturned. The notice likely extends to all towns in Perry County.
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John F. Geile
Perry County
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H. B. Sheata
V. S
Charles E. Farr
Lytesville
Missouri
Chas
Hobbs
Notary Public
Bollinger County Bank
Lrevesville
R. W. VanAmburg
Knutesville
Wm. Lages, M. D
Zalma
A J. Mayfield
W.K. Chandler
Attorney-at-Law
Iles
Charles G. Revelle
Taylor Mercantile Company
Masble Hill
C. M. Witmer
Marble Hill, Mu
A. Sander, M
WO. Sa
Drugstore
Cray
Stith Real Estate
Lutesville, Mo
H. S. Stone
B.F. McManama
Marble Tall
Menomal
Marble Hilt
Stean Towers
W. K. Chandler
I. D. Beach, Undertaker
D. Estes
John Ga
E Hitt
Lortsvitt
Estes & Cal
Whitewater Valley
Berkshire
Frank Fulkerson
Fredericktown
R. B.moore Laflin
Arhur McCans of
Desloge
Hou Felks
A. P. Eldracher
DeSoto
the Baptist Church
Cotton Belt
Texas
Delta
Wm. Lowe
Hahn Chapel
Isabella Moore
Daisy
Nevada Moore
M. A. Wallace
Corning
Cal
R. W. Fischer
J. L. Statler
John Drum
Sedgewickville
Mayfield
Sam Thomason
Bessville
Pedi Hepprsuort
Rosemont Hall
Taylor
Wirecarver
Witmer
N. J. Whecarver
Grimsley’s Store
Laflin, Mo
Mary Rose
Laflin
Grimsley
Circuit Court
Killian
Kim
Osbron
Jasper Fulkerson
J. A. Burton
Lula Dunlap
Edgar Whitebread
Sam J. McMinn
John W. Revelle
Mayme
W. J. Barehtan
Dgaytist Church
A. C. King
Lutesville News
Dr. Chandler
Cape
Forest Bollinger
Mrs. Threadeall
Babe
Charleston
Josee Burford
Ochis Baker
Buchanan
William Schumake
Charley Wann
I. H. Graham
Madison County
Stickney
Jenkins
Phelps Church
Southern Methodists
Omee
Marcus Baker
Phelps
Weec
Prof. Stone
Mr. Maker
Charley Emplehart
Warsaw
Mississippi
Cape Democrat
Kansas City
Farmer and Stockman and Tur Press
Waronker Bros
Foley
L. M. Ruggles
Reasoner
Iowa
Biggs Drugs
Pei Ngee
Potrar
Jim
Bni Baia
Apauter Buryicy
Paoypaqy
Anidigaw
Cc. M. Wittmer, Pres’t
F. M. Wells
Chas. 0. Hobbs
Geo. E. Clark
T. Robert Drum
T. Bellinger County Bank
Settee Capital
Robert Drum
Chas. O. Hobbs
F.M. Wells
G. E. Clark
Mosler
Yale
Oliver
GEO. E. Clark & Son Hdw. Co
J.J Choanpien
L. TV
Kinpen
Sam J. McMinge
W.E.D
J.A. Berey
KEY. Ase't-Cashier
People’s Bank
Lutesville, Missouri
Capital
Missouri Banker’s Association
W. E. Dickey
J. A. Berry
Henry Elfrank
L. A. Goodwin
W. W. Sample
D.W. Burford
J. J. Chandler
Jackson Marble
John H. Sander
C. L. Talley
Bollinger County Undertaking Co
E. H. Graham
Bollinger
Nty Undertaking Company
N. L. Farquhar
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