Wheat sowing and cutting corn set the day’s work
Our Correspondents report farm tasks on the mat, factory activity remains high with workers ready to vote for Wilson. Local notes mention Charley Swan’s new saw operation and Mes Lillie Cobb visiting her son. Mrs Myers, named sole legal heir to a three million estate, left Glen Allen October 7 to pursue interests.
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Wilson
Filmore Town
Robert Rea
Charley Swan
Charley
Lillie Cobb
Wc) Myers
New York State
Hell
Union Sunday sermons and Fredericktown funerals listed
The column records Rev Jor Kinenu preaching at Union Sunday, the sudden death of Mrs. Gore Rhodes, funeral at Miller Cemetery, and numerous local visits, moves, and social notes in Marquand and nearby places. It mentions funeral attendance, church activities, family visits, movement of residents like Morrow and Lowry, and community opinions at a WM Debating Society meeting discussing future presidents.
Injured Man in Fall at Drum’s Store Back Lot
A man fell into a gutter behind Drum’s store Tuesday evening, breaking his leg above the ankle after an eight foot drop. He escaped more serious harm. Meanwhile, Mr. and Mrs. H. Alva Jamison were summoned to West Plains on Saturday due to Mrs. Jamison’s brother's serious illness from typhoid fever, with no word by Wednesday morning. Mrs. Virginia Ash hosted friends for dinner last Wednesday, with a three course meal and flowers. attendees included Mrs. Sarah Murphy, Mrs. Mary Tankersley, Mrs. Crafton, Mrs. Slaybaugh, Mrs. Watkins, Mrs. Myrick, and Mrs. Franks.
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Drum’s
H. Alva Jamison
West Plains
Mmes, Sarah Murphy
Mary Tankersley
Sarah Crafton
Slaybaugh
Watkins
Myrick
Franks
Lutesville News Roundup of 1912 Local Happenings
Local items report residents visiting St Louis and Doniphan, cattle and hog buying in Oran, new wood sawing gear for Hahn Bros, a move to Illinois, and a temperance talk by Dr Ray Palmer. Community members named include M C Johnson Vick Kerns Phelps Bell Hall Pete Baker and Peyton Burford. The lengthy obituary notes Pinkney Turner of North Carolina roots, Missouri migration, Methodist faith, a large family, and a grandson’s question Where is grandpa.
Fine fall weather spurs farmers sowing wheat
Farmers busy with sowing wheat amid mild fall weather. Health notably good with few exceptions as Mrs. Anna Revelle sickly and Little Miss Anna Murphy unable to attend school briefly. Born to Sidney and Mrs. Johnson a son on October 7. Vandine returns from Archurd Missouri praising Dongola. Log haulers busy gathering logs in the pleasant weather. Rev. Charles Warren, a Will Mayfield College student, filled services here Saturday and Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. John Morgan and Miss Ethel Greenwood of Marble Hill visited relatives and attended services Sunday. Mrs. Flora Bess of Flat River visiting her parents here this week. Walter Murphy and family and Grandma Shell visited Jasper Francis and wife Sunday. Lee and James Sheil reported 107 gallons of sorghum from their cane crop. Best wishes to The Press and readers. A Reaver.
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Anna Revelle
Anna Murphy
Sidney Johnson
Vandine
Archurd
Dongola
Charles Warren
Will Mayfield College
John Morgan
Ethel Greenwood
Marble Hill
Flora Bess
Flat River
Charles Bagby
Walter Murphy
Grandma Shell
Jasper Francis
Messrs
Lee
James Sheil
W. O. M. C Notes From Leopold And Dongola
Mary Engelen of Leopold spent Sunday at home and Charles Warren was on the puny list but filled an appointment at Dongola last Sunday. Prof. W. A. Davault left his chair with BE D Owen and went to Glen Allen to preach the infant Ross Moore’s funeral. Dr. Ray Palmer conducted chapel services Tuesday morning and lectured to the student body. Miss Ethel Greenwood was at Dongola from Saturday to Sunday. Miss Cora Denton and her sister, who attends the local public school, went home near Shrum Friday. Lafayette Denton returned from Chaffee, Gus Ridings visited his grandfather the last of the week. Archie Deck went home Saturday to check his baled hay crop. Guy Martin finds malaria adds to a full course of work. Your reporter is in sympathy with him. Van Burns went home near Hornersville for a few days. Rev. Wm. P. Pearce of Charleston may give lectures.
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Mary Engelen
Leopold
Chas. Warren
Dongola
W. A. Davault
BE D Owen
Glen Allen
Ross Moore
Ray Palmer
Ethel Greenwood
Cora Denton
Cora
Shrum
Lafayette Denton
Chaffee
Gus Ridings
Archie Deck
Guy Martin
van Burns
Hornersville
Wm. P. Pearce
Charleston
Father Reunited Visionary Quote by J H L Tunner
A brief line echoes longing and reunion as the speaker anticipates seeing and recognizing his father again in the future. The attribution reads J H L Tunner, suggesting a personal or reflective sentiment from a historical source.
Notices of Final Settlements for Hollinger County Estates
Multiple estate administrators in Hollinger County Missouri announce intentions to file final settlements. Names include J Jacob M Zimmerman, Harriet R McKee, John P Hees, Charles Baghey, J M Crites, George W Hideweil, Adaline Crites, and Sam J McMinn. Hearings set at Marble Hill on various November dates in 1012.
Notice to creditors in the estate of Jefferson Sealyough
A notice to all creditors and interested parties announces that Mangare, Sra eugh, and WF Haahaugh, administrators of the estate, will present their final settlement to the Probate court of Bollinger county Missouri at Marble HUN on the first day of November.
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J. M. Crites
Deenaand
George W. Hideweil
Adaline Crites
Melinger County
State of Missouri
Marte Hell
Nownmime
Heo. W.iiemwets
Avaling Chita
Ada Aiatraters
Jefferson
Mangare
Bollinger Munty
Minsour
Reid
Marble Hun
Notice of Pinal Settlement in Missouri Probate
Notice to all creditors that L Thomas J Ladd, administrator of a Bollinger county estate, will conduct a settlement at the Probate Court in Marble Hill Missouri on the ninth of November, 1912.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maule
Conrat McMinn
Sam J. McMinn
Athens
Sitch
Notice to Farmers in Bollinger County
Notice to farmers announces an annual meeting of the Bollinger County Farmers Mutual Aid Society to be held in the Marble Hill courthouse on Saturday October 4 1912 at 1 00 PM The meeting will consider amending the society constitution and other matters of interest All members and others interested are invited to attend Trustees are J L Wittik Etr Ru Jansen WL Lote and WK Crawpin secretary and assistant By WK Crawpin October 6 1912
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Bollinger
Etr
Ru Jansen
WL. Lote
WK. Crawpien
Sev
Ats'y
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