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WEEKLY LEADER AND NEW OFFICE MOVE REPORTED
The issue notes a relocation to a three story brick building on College Street with new printing gear from New York. It promises improved newspaper and job printing, thanks patrons, and aims to keep Springfield at the forefront of Southwest Missouri commerce amid railroad developments and local debates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
College Street
New York
Springfield
Missouri
Memphis
Arkansas
Jacksonport
Batesville
Augusta
J. W. Eldridge
Corps of Engineers
Meigs
State Line
Marshfield
Fort Scott
Port Scott
Little Rock
Ft. Smith
South Pacific
E. M. Stanton
Supreme Court
Washington
Stanton
Barnes
Mr. Starkey
Protestant Episcopal Church
Mrs. Stanton
Edward Y L
Ella
Lewis
Bessie
Mr. Stanton
Provence
Steubenville
Ohio
Cadiz
Harrison County
Buchanan
Lincoln
Edward Bates
Grant
War Office
South
Tennessee
Gulf
Bishop Ames
Southern Methodist Church
Senate
Supreme Court of the United States
Great Western Railroad
la Crosse
Lzard County
Spine
Evening Shade
Smithville
Black River
Powhatan
Crowley's Ridge
Greensboro
Gainsville
St. Francis River
Wilson's Ferry
Little River
Hornesville
Cottonwood Point
Hickman's Bend
Mississippi River
Nashville