Time Table notes and town notices in Lutesville
The issue lists a time table for the St. L. J. A. S. R. Railway with trains passing Lutesville northbound and freight moves. It also reports local moves and events: residents moving to Winona and Bismarck, a new barber shop, a bar of wood or corn subscription, school attendance, a near-term market with wood and apples, and community notices about taxes, licenses, sales, and weather.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John M. Roberts
Luflin
France Seabaugh
Winona
David Cobb
John Bean
Illinois
Good Wood
Witmer
St. Louis
Peter Baker
Sarah Bollinger
L. Mayer
U. S
J. J. Conrad
P. Black
Bismarck
Sample & Kinder’s
Lutesville
Iistern
Howise
Marble Hill
John Sander
Robert Drum
Albert Stevens
Wm. Morgan
Frank Yount
Yount
George Francia
George Meyers
Elmar Bair
J. Lessley
Reilly
Robert Fisher
M. A. Kerr
Fredericktown
Emerson Seabaugh
Seabaugh
Frank Black
Henry Berry
Citivans
Allard
Wayne Township
Daniel Crader
Emanuel Slinkard
Randolph James
Bollinger Mills
Tony JeBoor
Neilis Baker
Philip Baker
Catherine Miller
Jacob Shirai
Hanta
Prass
James Turner
Texas
Jacob Larks
Wirabeth Baker
du Fryodre
Peter Hawn
Nerematlige
Gralin
Dey Jerapeantin
Deed Ioen
Census to divide Missouri into eight supervision districts
The Census will divide Missouri into eight supervision districts with St Louis in the first, and Kansas City, St Joseph and surrounding area in the eighth. Supervisors will be appointed by the president, likely in December or January, to subdivide districts and recruit enumerators. About 2000 enumerators are needed statewide and pay tops at 100 dollars for 25 working days. supervisors earn 8500 to 2000. Jefferson City Tribune notes this plan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Missouri
St Louis
Eigth
Kansas City
St. Joseph
Jefferson City
Tribune
Mysterious Wright County Lake Walls Defy Explanation
A two thousand eight hundred acre lake in Dubuque County sits with a surrounding wall of massive stones of unknown origin. The wall stands up to ten feet high and is fifteen feet at the base, while the water remains clear though its source and outlet remain a mystery. Nearby sites yield no stones and the mystery persists. Separately, an anecdotal critique of cooking steak laments poor kitchen practices and offers a method to achieve a crisp, flavorful result, attributed to an anonymous old butcher.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Caldwell
Castor
Sample & Kinder’s
Lutenville
Bollinger
Bunton
Dr. Richardson
Stoddard County
Oklahoma
Lutesville
Missouri
Pink Chestner
Pink Shirley
Dubuque City
Wright County
Radie’s Department of American Farmer
Seed Adaptation and Regional Varieties in Planting
The author argues seed does not run out but adapts to environmental conditions. Favorable climates boost potency and yield while harsher ones reduce vitality. Northern grown potatoes and oats may outperform Missouri varieties, suggesting seed exchange depends on local advantages and the same principle applies to cross-farm seed changes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ike Alort
Possum Harvest and Missouri Fish Commission Notice
A rustic poem about fall pleasures contrasts with Missouri fish stocking plans. The Missouri Fish Commission announces October stocking of young bass crappie and German carp from St. Louis and St. Joseph hatcheries, offering free fish by rail car lines and postal order details for pond stockers across Missouri.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orrici
Missouni
Str
Joni
Oor
St. Lonia Iitchory
St. Joseph
Miscouri
Jas. W. Day
Philip Kospplin, Jr
St. Louis
The
Somuisaion
Pontoflice
Ganiaenius
Missouri Fish Commission
ADP
Camps Bell
Local boarding house closes. New venture at courthouse corner
Samvkn J. Lessiry announces closure of the boarding house business and states he will operate Family Groceries and Restaurant in the old corner stand in front of the west door of the courthouse. He invites friends and patrons to call and see.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samwvkn J. Lessiry
Well-selve Hats Bonnets and Trimmings Line
A local ad announces a ready stock of hats bonnets and trimmings plus a full line of ladies furnishing goods. Readers are urged to call and examine offerings before buying elsewhere. Dated 8 25.
Also Mentioned on This Page
ST. L. J. A. & S. Railway
W. E. Dickey
Joseph Dixon
J.T. Wells
Sample & Kinde's
Adolph Mayer
Aomen
White House
Mount Vernon
Globe
Colman
Heventy
Rhineland
Montgomery Co
Tlenry Tegedon
Montgomery
England
Weight County
Duboge and
Pueblo
Prof. Sanborn
American Agriculturist
Une
Antamn
Lucy
Tollinger
Lerm
John Ro Welch
Henry Calhoun
County of
Hollinger
Agra
Trome
Sain
John BR. Welch
Notiox
Norton
Court House
J. H. Rolens
Norio
Mrs
Eli Lates
Tuutesville, DC
B. Killian
Sail
State of Missouri
Leyun Ant Holden
Jesse R. Henson
Stewart
Stewart Chemical 60
Stewart Reahog Powder Co
Eran
Mayur
A. BE. Mayur
Chely
Geo, E. Clark
Wardware
FerHng
Pittsburgh Coal
Sedgewickville Academy
Sedgewickville
Bollinger County
BE. Miller
Ella Miller
B. EB. Masters
G. W. Roe
MS Academy
J. R. Parke
Boll Whitewater
Daniel Whitewater
Geri
Higera
Mart
Gormea de
Cometlully
Ames Skraba
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