Weekly Leader Highlighting Local News and Markets
A dense 1877 notice page describes sales at Penny Steere’s, Wisibeck’s stable, and the Public Square with dogs hogs and goats needed. It notes clothing and farm gear offers, prices, and local trades in Greene County while listing jail, bank, and legal items and market items for St. Grace and nearby towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Site Public Square
Loh
Detalry Vorses
Stevens
Wisibeck
California
Angelica St Riesling
Burgundy
Port An Pel
Ponts Son
Atlege St Graces
TLS Deng Store
Beer and politics stir old Missouri letters in Greene County
Cincinnati beer industry details show 25 breweries producing around sixteen million gallons annually and employing two thousand workers in a city with nearly two hundred thousand drinkers. The note recalls Lookout Hill and other resort sites, German beer gardens, and rowdy Sundays, then shifts to Greene County Missouri with reflections on crops, a local editor, and public debates about religion and civic life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eavesviewe
Ark
Springfield
Greene
Greene County
Missouri
Major McEthany
Judge Barker
Friend Houghanout
St. Louis
Major McElhany
Dr. Hyde
Ropers Sarr
Tix Leapen
Cincinnati
United States
Jackson Mill
Bellevue House
Beethoven
Strauss
Verdi
Mendelasohn
Bacchus
Prussia
Bellevue
Gurrier
Price's Hill
Michel Brand
Morrisville Institute Commencement and Growth Report
The Morrisville Institute closes a successful year with 182 students across Collegiate, High School, Preparatory, and Primary divisions. Commencement featured Roy C. Woods of Boonville delivering the sermon and literary address, diplomas awarded to several students, and a strong turnout as the school, affiliated with the ME Church, South, emphasizes liberal Christian education and rapid expansion in Southwest Missouri. Professors Montgomery and staff are praised. next session starts September 4, 1877, with expectations of larger attendance. Local officials, visitors, and business leaders frequent the town, and Drury College events and other community notes fill the remainder of the page.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morrisville Institute
Uirty
Godbey and
Pritchett
Ella McClure
Mra. Anderson
W. C Montgomery
Church
South
Demosthenian Society
Roy C.C. Woods
Boonville
Azaliah J. Taylor
Monlay
Morrisville
Missouri
Montgomery
W. HL. Brown
Willie M
St. Louis
QO. Cox
First National Bank
Gierola
B.F. Morrow
Newton County
McBride
J. W. Harper
Lawrence County
Louis Schloss
W. M. Rong
Urinna
Macon County
Til
Janine T. Campbell
Col
Lowry Chapman
John Stone
Lead Hill
Ark
Arkansas
Colt Douglas County
Douglas County
Leaver
John L. Squire
Payetteville
LL. Republican
Havens
Squire
Ilinois
Colorado
Southwest
R. L. Ramey
Fairfiroye
Fair Grove
Delta Kappa Alpha Society
Drury College
Conservatory of Music
Jones
D.K. A. Society
M. Dunlap
4. Wilson
W.B. Manning
Manning
Mer Eichseberger
Aung
W. E. Rershaw
The
Pentergrass
Morrison
Cheval Union
Dudley Buck
Fairbanks Hall
Hazy OCR Item From St Loma Rides Wool Journal
Fragmentary OCR text from St Loma and Colman's Rural World hints at rural trade notes. Names and places are garbled, with references to hides and wool, possible market items, and washed tabs, but core details are unreadable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St Loma Isn
Colman’s Rural World
F Journal
Wester Tearal
Hieagn
Also Mentioned on This Page
Weekly Leader
Susursday
Wendertal
Weavial, Won & Co
Enohiers
Hoelvaer
Phos
Bagestasok
Uae
Bhutan
Smd
Aethay
Pylley
Arecdia
Dane
Mirlied
Fepbertine
Jen Opel Wit
Nor & Rave
Metron
Som & Keer
Agtts
Langston Stus
Waller
Newmans
Ant Narars
Tor Lores
Mareliliot
Nigel
National Bank of Cie
State of Fite
M. Cunapiel
MeAtor & Phelps
Bargal Sarclaven Mirindeny
Ps New Planoe Breuway San Silly Treet
Sau
Ree
J. HW. Brooks
Aiur
WP. Paxson
Stephen Pasion
American Sunday School
Vnlon
Attewlance
Polk
Dalia
Welster
Christian
Taney
Pierce City
Lawrence
Jasper
Harton
Newton
Barry
McDonald
Miawari
Springtick
Peirce
Hayvox
Chim Com
Serge
Linney Beal
Parris
Texas
Sher Selatives
Public Opinion
Batesville, Ark
Cincinnat
Hy Manily
Knox
Kennedy
Citizen
Kwnox
Tare Learek Tie
Liane
McGrerlyy
New York
Tribune
Hiayaper
Greeley
Verein
Ibter
Fly
Vals Bea
Great
Mammoth Cave
Kentucky
Hell
Earth
Ges
the Gas Co
Sonnville Street
Centre
Benton Avenue
Drury
Dr. Planner
de. Be LT. Robberson
Lee Holland
Flan Ber
Judge Harwood
W. M. A. Townsend
Jefferson Street
Elm
Holland
W. M. Shipley
Paslight
Saturna
Rainey
Wea- K. Fearn
JA Williams
Win, tAver, Wool & Co
Stephens
Wee c
Woodbury
O. H. Gattin
Paty
Caskey
H. Meer
Chesley Cannefax
Cannefax
United Lodge A. & A.M
Springfeld Grange
J.P. Campbell
Riae
Gages
Ant
Blief
Aml Alkeit
Tate
Pineville
Isaac Hickman
Appleby
Montay
Agenta
le~ Gregor
Noe & Keet
Spencer W. Baird
U. S
J. H. McCrackes
College Street
Metropolitan Hotel
Lewis Tutt
Arrentios
Walter L. Crenshaw
City Hall
Crenshaw
Cohn & Bros
Tostetter
Furning
St Loui
Ican
D.C Kennedy
Newe Yorke
Comaty Woranee
Thora
Willy
Logae
Wray
M. F. Chuyeh
Rai
W. A. Hall
Acre
Waldo ¢. Booth
Sphringfield, MO
South Street
Wells
Farhier & Usaderr
GRC
Ius
Norio
Wearls
Oartit
Heming Ba Poly Weste Tie Soonest
Tn Latateelinn
Rane
Exerlee
Fon
Oriental
Hills
PI Hine
Ciieyae
Alyrarelin
Victor Sommers & CO
Enstein
Victor Summers & CO
Public Square
Por & Son, College Sr. Grocer
Lee
Nang As
Ana Lee
SS. Cass & CO
Other
Thas
Aly Wie
L. S Cass
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