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Newspaper
Rolla Express
Location
Rolla, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Aug 09, 1873
Page
3
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The oyster season begins on August fifteenth. Nine fresh oysters will be on hand from that date, CrawLey REE OM. Milton Santee returned from Utah, Nevada, and California and showed interest in speculation, though it is considered likely it is only speculation. The Grand Jury was busy all week and Circuit Court met on August dth with cases including a liquor license fine, a divorce final judgment, and a $100 felonious assault fine. A. F. Pack was appointed local agent for New York Life Insurance. Prof Williams returned from the East.
Dear Sir to your inquiries in relation to the effect which the Chalybeate water had on my child an eruption of the scalp for some years It has benefited him and I believe it has cured him Several physicians treated him but their treatment did no good The sores on the head would dry up then break again and cause him more pain
The Phelps County court names LW Bishop as foreman and 15 others including David New John Jackson and Joseph Kelly as grand jurors for the current term The Salem Monitor opines that moving more Rolla men to Salem could spur prosperity.
Aug 4 1873 notice from James McDonough Chief of Police rolls up two stranded mares and a horse thief in custody near Licking Ridge Road six miles from Kolla Missouri. Telegraph owner details sought. Also advertised sale of several building lots in Rolla James Addition for 1000 dollars with improvements available at the office.
County Court met last Monday with J G Hutcheson president and J R Bowman and John Sally associates. Warrants issued for pauper support and salaries. several accounts and professional fees denied or reduced. Licenses for saloons granted to multiple applicants. Settlement reached with Louis Auerbach, county treasurer.
An OCR fragment lists multiple periodicals with prices in St Louis and other places. It mentions cash in advance and names several publishers and magazines, including Carpen and Petersons. The readable lines show pricing like 2.6, 2.25, 95.00, 5.00, and 3.00 with miscellaneous nonsensical text.
An unusual mustard advert promotes a highly piquant pure product advertised as stronger than any other mustard. Specimens offered postpaid by W. Herman, Fromaufe, sole American agent in Columbia VA, with wholesale and retail price lists and orders requested. Local notes mention former editor Pearson-D Perry Barricklow visiting Satem and several area residents at circuit court.
A Webster definition quoted as cock of the walk raises questions about admission and usage. The remark critiques the lesson of asserting dominance and the speaker challenges the authority behind the term.
The event drew several hundred attendees from this and adjoining counties. Speeches by Parker and Zidar, vendors offered Yee Cream Lemonade cake and other delicacies, and a large dinner was widely shared. An inscription notes the sale of houses and lots in Paris Missouri dated Aug 2 41.
An advertisement for Woods Household Magazine praises its August issue with articles by Non. Joel Parker Karl Kase Mary Trartwells H. V. Osborne and Charles Dickinson. It claims the magazine eases daily burdens and costs one dollar per year sent to Newburg New York.
A Civil Rights era exhortation argues that Black citizens possess sovereign rights, urging intelligent voting and education. It warns against manipulation by politicians, praises Lincoln era gains, and calls for family instruction about race heroes while stressing liberty, unity, and public duty.
Speech by J A Parker at a celebration on a July Fourth event honoring Lincoln and emancipation. He urges pride and progress for African Americans, calls for gratitude to Lincoln, and warns against abusing liberty while stressing self reliance and education.
A lyric vision of joining the farmers stand with a plow in hand and leading the farmer’s meeting. The speaker imagines blessing voters and gaining office through farmer support, pledging constant praise and allegiance.
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