Damory Court Reopens as Valiant Heir Plans Garden Ball
Vaillant heir returns to Damory Court to restore the estate with Shirley Dandridge at his side Their work includes reviving the gardens and planning a tournament ball on the grounds He reveals a pledge to keep the place as home while recalling the past and his father’s duel and memory of Virginia estate life with Aunt Daphne and Major Bristow present
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Joe Valiant
Cid Society
Valiant Oorgeecetion
Virginia
Harney Court
Shirley Pandetic
Hatte
Virginia Tm
Shirley
Hiesheckick
Valiant
Aenke
Burley
Catter
Memory Court
Memory Court Valiaant
Doctor Beuthrall
Major Bristow
Vaillant
Shirley Ecome
Dandridge Falaix
Sunsitt
Hell
Rickey Snyder
Ike
Red Road
Major
Marston
Damory Court
Damory
Daniery
Aegean
Launary Court
Perola
Washington
John Vallant
Pebury
John Jasper
Holt
Peezies
Daphne
Damers Court
Bhirley
Une
Jefferson
Bo Vallant
Shirler
Rahston
Vaant
Shirles
Beauty Valiant
Soethal
Va- Went
Judith
Sahara
Cameron
James Willams
Dancing in the Virginia Village Ball Prompts Town Talk
In a sunlit village scene the noon tournament crowds park wagons and buggies as lanes become luncheon booths. Mrs Mason hosts a gathering of out of town guests with lively chatter about fashionable dress, debt, and a prize ball planned by Va Neots while locals debate festivity versus propriety.
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Drewa
Mason
Valiant
Charlottesville
Mr. Gifford
Poly Gifford
Damorr Court
Financial Panic of 1837 and Bank Suspensions
The 1837 financial panic saw many banks fail as specie payments nearly ceased. Andrew Jackson vetoed the US bank charter renewal and treasury removals, sparking bank competition and note issues. Boston largely kept operations, with renewed suspensions echoing across states and public outrage in Boston merchants' exchanges.
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Andrew Jackson
United States Bank
Treasury
America
the National Magazine
Boston
Bostos
New York
Difference and the Turkey Dance
A Roessian dancer tells a Philadelphia reporter that animal dancing holds lessons but mocks the turkey for vulgarity. She notes women should avoid imitating such displays and shifts to a remark on Rim'.thet fe Ge ethene log f tls an eulogy.
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Philadelphia
Ex Confederate Still Has War Pay in Confederate Note
John Will Hall of Amithville keeps the last Civil War payment in a $100 Confederate note. He served in both army and navy, was with the force that ran the Mississippi blockade near New Orleans, and was captured then.
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Amithville
John Will Hall
Army
Navy
Mississippi
New Orleans
Blind Twin Sisters from Tennessee Celebrated in State
Mrs Frances F Har man of thin city and Mr Margaret Dyke of Watson Mo are believed oldest twin sisters living in the state. Born in Green county Tennessee on March 27 1825 they are almost 90 years old. Both are in good health though both are blind.
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Maysville
Frances F. Harman
Thin City
Margaret Dyke
Watson, Mo
Green County
Tenn
Coyote Pups Found Near Shady Glenn School
Lamar William Young found eight coyote pups two to three weeks old in an old stump near Shady Glenn school. He sold several as pets at Walter Williams Home in Columbia. Walter Williams of the School of Journalism returned from a yearlong world trip as holder of the Kahn Fellowship, the only man living near the Mississippi River to receive it, studying journalism in the countries he visited.
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Pfalk
Eagxi
Hell
Valiant
Lamar
William Young
Shady Glenn School
Walter Williams
Columbia
Dean Walter Williams
School of Journalism
Mississippi River
University to Teach Preachers in Missouri Summer Session
The University of Missouri will conduct a summer session focusing on rural problems for ministers and lay leaders. Courses include agriculture rural sociology and rural community development with special progress in miniaterial education.
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Columbia
University of Missouri
Coute
Oom
Fayette Expects Free Delivery After Postal Report
The Fayette post office reported receipts of 10150 for the year ended March 1, an increase of 850 from last year. The department rated Fayette eligible for free city delivery, with Postmaster TavIs optimistic the service will begin soon. Also, Rolla Rob Colvin, sentenced to five years, escaped from Sheriff Johnson by leaping from moving trains and remains at large.
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Fayette
Woc
Tavis
Pen
Rolla Rob Colvin
Couple Mark Golden Jubilee at Golden Wedding
Parkerlie Mr and Mrs James Krowene celebrate their fiftieth wedding anniversary, marking a golden jubilee after fifty years of marriage. The couple observed the milestone with family and friends, reflecting on half a century together.
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Parkerlie
James Krowene
Anedsa
Longtime Springfield teacher Mary Boyd retires after 52 years
In Springfield Mrs Mary Boyd marks her 52 years in teaching with most years in public schools, believed to be the oldest Missouri educator by age and service. Her absence from duties has been brief and illness or other issues limited work recently as she nears a milestone.
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Springfield
Mary & Boyd
Missouri
Fragmentary Notice Signals Arrest Warning
Incomplete OCR fragment hints at a town arrest warning with phrases about five hours and a five dollar back payment. The text mentions arrest on a charge and a 20 minute reference, but details are unclear.
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Anid
Anid Tech Lawbreater
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