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23 Nov 1905
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Marble Hill Press in Marble Hill, Missouri
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Newspaper
Marble Hill Press
Location
Marble Hill, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Nov 23, 1905
Page
1
County Court Proceedings Document Patchwork
Court met with Sudeo JA Yount absent. Various road petitions were continued or established. Security added to school funds bonds. tax assessments corrected. Numerous road survey reports, dam age assessments, and expense allowances approved. Jury and office expenses, ins urance, relief payments, and clerical costs listed. many items carried to next term. Demographic notes included remarks from Poplar Bluff Citizen and references to political context.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sudeo JA. Yount
John Long
J. M. Shrum
Hy. Wilson
B. F. Hartle
A. J. Smith
H. W. Berry
Win. Cobble
Marcus Baker
BE. R. James
H. J. Murray
Jacob Shrum
A. R. Mathews
Henry Mathews
Marshall Sherrell
J. S. Dennis
E. W V. Seabaugh
O. N. West
Albert Myers
Delilah Justice
E. O. Sander
John Stady
John Pulliam
Jacob Wallis
Mary Wilson
Self
Baker
Geo. W. Rhodes
John C. Howell
Jesse Philips
Henry James
James Crosby
John Harris
James M. Hindman
G. L. Myers
Folk’s campaign trail spans cities and speeches nationwide
Gov Folk spoke at multiple campaign stops across states, delivering broad policy themes and urging turnout. His travels highlighted national issues and emphasized economic growth, public services, and unity as key messages.
Dawes Uses Apple Plot On Cooperative System At Banker Meet
Charles G. Dawes argues against the competitive system favoring a cooperative model with a farmyard fable of three boys sharing one apple and the orchard owner losing all fruit. A Kansas farmer, mistaken poultry powder for feed, caused the horse to scratch pasture. The Denver Post later notes the farmer was found with a mare's egg.
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Nebraska Bankers’ Association
Charles G. Dawes
Mr. Dawes
Kansas
Topeka Journal
Denver Post
Official Statement on Bollinger County Bank Finances 1905
Official statement from Bollinger County Bank at Lutesville Missouri as of November 9 1905 published in The Marble Hill Press November 23 1905. It lists resources and liabilities including loans and discounts real estate cash items deposits and notes, with figures and signatures of President C M Witmer and Cashier F M Wells and notary attestations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bollinger County Bank
Lutesville
Stat
Financial statement of Bry f Zalma Bank Missouri 1904
The document presents the annual financial posture of the Bry f Zalma Bank at Zalma Missouri as of November 6 1904 with totals showing assets liabilities and equity. It lists loans and discounts real estate cash deposits capital stock surplus undivided profits and miscellaneous liabilities totaling 317 588 16. The certificate is signed by B H Bollinger president and J V Slinkard cashier on November 20 1904 before a notary.
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State OF Missouri
Niecy Fy
County of Bolinger
Bollinger
J. V. Slinkard
B. H. Bollinger
J. V. Suinkarp
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