Zalma News Highlights Local and Regional Happenings
L B James travels to Chicago while wheat sowing nears completion. Buchanan resident M N Kinder visited on business. Mrs Anna Créach left for Carthage Mo. J W Slinkard spent a week at the World’s Fair. W T Wilson and George Lessier visited from Lutesville. J W Wilkerson ill with suspected consumption. Rev E Baker moved his family to Lutesville. J G Glasener returned from Grand Lodge AOUW session in St Louis. Zalma Juniors beat Pleasant Ridge 26 to 16. Minty Thompson Mamie Heney Harriet James S J McMinn Umph James attended the Cape Fair. Mrs Randall James visited Newberry Ind. husband met her in Lutesville. Rev Henry Gains preached at Zalma Christian Church. baptism administered to one convert.
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ZALMA
James
Chicago
M. N. Kinder
Buchanan
Anna Cré
Carthage
J. W. Slinkard
W. T. Wilson
George Lessier
Lutesville
J. W. Wilkerson
Minty Thompson
Mamie Heney
Harriet James
S. J. McMinn
Umph James
Cape
Randall James
Newberry
Ind
Henry Gains
Christian Church
Zalmw
Rose News and Local Notes From Bollinger County
Hr M Alsbury visited St Louis last Thursday Preston Hoffer and family visit Ohio mother Mrs Masters has been confined to bed for rheumatism A W Henderson moved to Keelin store to work in a blacksmith shop Miss Nancy Wallace died at her Hurricane home and was buried at her father's cemetery Rev John Besher led the funeral ceremony The Bollinger County editor is praised for improving the Press and raising local standards
Leopold Items Health of community noted
The health of the community is good. Nicholas Hess of Scott county was here on business Tuesday. Editor Tom Allen of the Marble Hill Press was here on business last Monday. Mr. Housen of Cape Girardeau plans to open a blacksmith and wagon shop here. Mrs. Muehlsiepen of St Lonig and Father Werner of Ardia visited earlier in the week.
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Leopold
Nicholas Hess
Scott County
Tom Allen
Marble Hill Press
Housen
Cape Girardeau
Muehlsiepen
St Lonig
Father Werner
Ardia
Educational ideals in Bollinger county teachers
A county column urges teachers to balance abstract work with concrete understanding of numbers, stressing careful lessons on figures, ongoing self review, and pursuit of best tools and texts. It notes local teachers’ reports, enrollments, and events such as fairs, school visits, and a medical association meeting in Piedmont.
Farm Notes from Bollinger and Nearby Counties
Rural bulletin reports bollinger county corn at 60 percent of average 18 bushels potato yield 7 percent sweet potatoes 80 percent pastures 110 percent land enclosed 25 percent of remainder 80 percent cultivable timber 70 percent cereals wheat corn oats livestock horses mules cattle hogs sheep state board notes Bollinger lag in corn and potato yields vs cape county urged extensive cultivation Ste Genevieve S A Ellis reports 26 bushels wheat acre 40 acres and 32 acres on 10 acre lot west of Lutesville farmers haul wheat to Burfordville doniphan Jersey cattle Doniphan residents buy cattle and a canning factory sought at Kennet horse care tips and hog carloads to St Louis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bollinger County
Jacob Conrad
State Board of Agriculture
Cape County
S. A. Ellis
Ste. Genevieve
Lutesville
Burfordville
Ed Stevens
St. Louis
Erich James
Zalma
Final Settlement in the Estate of Jonas H. Cra dur
Notice to all interested parties that administrator plans final settlement at Bollinger County Probate Court Missouri at the coast house on the second Monday in November. Court term begins soon. estate administrator Joan Husxs, ft.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jonas H. Cradur
Bollinger
Missouri
Coast
Joan Husxs
Tax Payers Notice for Bollinger County Missouri
Notice to taxpayers details collecting the year 1893 taxes and back taxes across Bollinger County Missouri. It lists numerous townships and meeting dates including Fillmore Liberty Whitewater Smithville Zalma Leopold Newell’s Store Dr Keehn Zalma Abraham Crabb D A Bridgeman Bollinger Patton Begsville and other local venues with dates in October and November.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bollinger County
Missouri
Fillmore Township
Fillmore , Wayne
Liberty
Crooked Creek
Whitewales
Baalha
Whitewater
Smithville
Germany
David Bollinger
Newell’s Store
Lorance Ae Leopold
J. 8. Dunn
Dr. Keehn
Zalma
Abraham Crabb
D. A Bridgeman
M.M. Bollinger
Patton
Begsville
Wm. Kitchen
Tamtal Bawleal Nicamhon
Court House Office Notice From Tax Collector
Thereafter I will be in my office in the court house. Remember that the Revenue Law requires the Collectiv All Taxes, before Annual Settlement, so please save COS Paying before January 1, 1894. Shortly after that time all will be placed in the hands of deputies for collection. Those owing BACK TAXES will save further Interest Costs by Paying Promptly, as suit is being brought on all inquent Taxes. peesy: . A. Donn, Collector.
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COS
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Commercial College of Kentucky University
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Dexter
Mississippi County Teacher’s Association
Charleston
J. A. Lates
Gravela
D. W. Lates
Benton
Sue Belle Graves
Southeast Missouri Medical Association
Piedmont
Tae On10 Chemical Co
Gale
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Opera
Lima
Ohio
Hill
WRS
Helen Morrison
Crxersnatt
Onio Chemical CO
W. L. Lotegay
Opera Block
Douns
Perkins
Doniphan
Jersey
Kennet
Peesy
A. Donn
Elmer E. Bair
Marble Gill
the Palace
Fred P. Miles
Ces T
William Norman
Marble Hill
Moses Why
Attorney AT Law
Marais
Frank
W. K. Chandobe
Attorns Y“Atle and Notary Public
Land Abstracts
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Geo. E. Clark
Steveny Hollinger County Bank
Latesville
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