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Marble Hill Press

Location

Marble Hill, Missouri, United States of America

Date

Nov 23, 1893

Page

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County Board Adjourns After Regular Session Actions

County court met in regular session, fixed road salaries for overseers, opened roads, and drew jurors for March term. A voting precinct was established at Glen Allen. Tax books removed Lots 2 and 3 of the NE quarter of 6-30-10. Various county official salaries and bills approved.

Glen Allen H P Vandeven Silas McCormick P M Statler M F Biffle Wesley Shell J W Robbins J P Revelle O B Bolin R B Moore G A McDaniel A T Long Jacob Welker J W Walker B O Davis J M Sarrett L Page E Harres Harvey Caldwell John Huskey George Pierce Case Wm Kegley J. T. Wells D. B. Gill Philip Barks J J Long W K Chandler Swampland J H Richardson F M Wells W A Jamison G@ B Myers AS Perkins C P Caldwell

Road rights petition hits state residence rule in court

The Glen Allen Kaolin company failed to obtain a private road grant over F. H. Funkey land after circuit court ruled petitioner must be a state resident. Herman T. Hease, owner of clay lands, plans to renew at February term. Also notes sewing machines from Sample Kinder on installment plans and a notice of Mrs. Bennecia Long’s death near Scopus with funeral details. Debt settlement urged with terse business note.

Glen Allen Kaohinn Company Glen Allen Kaolin Company F. H. Funkey Glen Allen L. Jacques Jacques Chicago Herman T. Hease

Glen Allen News Highlights Local Sickness and Events

The Glen Allen area reports pneumonia affecting Robert Berryman and Arthur Sander. Judge Stevens opens clay mines on his farm. Willie Riley is very sick. sister Kate is better. Corn harvest winds down as farmers finish. A theft of carpenter tools worth about $30 occurred near Judge Zimmerman's home. The institute invites the Glen Allen meeting. teachers and pupils praise a recent visit by the Pres editor. Prof Leader may visit. Drain stagnant sloughs around town to prevent illness. The Glen Allen school hosted the editor. plans for another visit exist. The editor laments J H Henley missed a scheduled walk causing financial loss. Hats and ribbon items advertised at Mrs Jaques’.

Arthur Sandér Judge Stevens Willie Riley Kate Literary Society Glen Aller Glen Alle Pres Prof. Leader

Wedding Anniversary Reflected in Bright Glen Allen Life

A fifteenth wedding anniversary celebration for Dr. E P Biggs and Mrs. Biggs featured a dinner with friends including Drs. E P Biggs J A Beck Mason B Kinder L A Goodwin J O Smith G C Lesley and Tom Allen. The event followed by a school visit to Glen Allen praised the local public school and its teacher Mr Allen. Other notes mention cigars from Biggs Smiths and a sales pitch for Taylors Baking powders.

E. P. Biggs Harts and Hands Asa Drs. E. P. Biggs J. A. Beck Mason B. Kinder L. A. Goodwin J. 0. Smith Tom Allen

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County Business Gareful Able Sample& Kinder Sample & Kinder Judge Long Bennecia Long J. J. Long Scopus Aloe Scopus Zitamerthati THE Bollinger County Berry & Sons Haif Mr. Wilson Bollinger County Clothing Store Sample & Kinder, Prop’s Poeen Allen News Robert Berryman Sample & Kinder’s Yooled J. H. Henley J. Henley Jenley Cane Biggs & Smith's Cigor J. J. Allen iVaps Gatean Allen Jones Taylors Oliver A. Slagle Gordon, Tex Seattle
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