Bargains Highlighted At Brows Music House
Weekly leader notes show Bargains section promoting new pianolas organs and pianos. Mention emphasizes Stelmway Son and look at these bargains. Readers are invited to visit Brows Music House Villa to explore selections and pricing on instruments.
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Stelmway Son
Villa Atenet
Fourth Grand Celebration Plans and Rides
A lengthy notice outlines the June 28 1877 celebration program with a Public Square procession under Grand Marshal Jan E Phelps and aides, including routes on Colley Street and Boonville. It lists marshals, committee members, and a large daytime schedule of music, dinners, and attractions for the event.
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Grand
Jan E. Phelps
John B. Waddill
Hiram Weetmoriandt
Marehal
Liseuby
UL Skeen
Dondrayan- Pe
Colley Street
West Bereese
Stalin
Mack Eveirs
Barry County
Boonville
Draper
Jurge Geigertine
Supreme Court
Divistes
Mersal
Crane
Santgomers
Geo
Colm
St. Louis
Hublie Square
Marshal
Robert Mathews
Tuueh
al Vege
Kimbrough
St. Leas
Jefferson
Boon
Colligan
Grontis
McElhany
Henry
Murphy
Sebo S. Waddit
WLC
McGreer
We B. Farner
T. A. Rel
Ta. Jonnteer
A Hansford
Seth Tuttle
Abner Haysin
TL. Goode
Lenek
Atwerien
Howell
Teligeer
Leach
Grand Mershal
St. F. Fellows
J.B. Smith
Ws. Johnson
Win
Naegler
Mesdaue- Havens Uurl Fearn
Massey Aul Preach
Shroxy
Warde
Messines Graves
Metineger
Fila Evans
Ketty
Weaver
Forkin Ward
Mesdicus Geiger Aul Demuth
Clem Calbertson
Els Whitson
Tarta
Mesdames
Boyden
Townsenl
Wait
Aumoth Figram
J. Bo Henslee
Plannor
Judge Harwood
J. 2
Hayes
Phenix Hall
Col Dp Tracey
Joe J. Daatselie
Vio
Tet Tinay Diag
Lew Wallace
Wi. Thompson
A. Moyers
Col. Fairchild
Evens
Eo Taebe
Endtono Bela
Drury College Commencement Dinner Highlights Prizes
The Drury College commencement closed at the Opera House and guests joined a dinner at Fairbanks Hall for about two hundred. Prizes for oratory went to Ida Miller of Neosho and McLain Joes. donations teased future funding to reach 150000 overall. Also notes on post office removal to Metropolitan Hotel, county court actions, and local civic plans for Boonville Street improvements.
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Jefferson Street
Jordan
Boonville Street
Drury College
Opera House
Fairbanks Hall
Samuel PF. Crary
Olivet
Michigan
Wilcos
Cormellont
CL. Mitchell
Sedatia
Edgell
Kaime
Lowes
E. Elliott
Aurora
Ois
Heston
Palm of Oratory
Ida Miller
Neosho
McLain
Tr. Morrison
Ash Grove and Walnut Grove July Celebration Notes
Descriptive local items describe Ash Grove as a growing town with 150 to 200 inhabitants, preparing a July 11 celebration for national independence with Gen Joe Shelby to speak, band, and plentiful provisions. Walnut Grove nearby hosts steady industry, repairs, and social notes. many locals and visitors are named, with rail, schools, and commerce mentioned.
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Eprron
Ash Grove
Tak
Walnut Grove
Joe Shelby
Hove
Wo PR. Chandler
J. FG. Bentley
Chandler
Bentley
Fiendish Outrages at Springfeld Mo Letter Exposes Lie
Spriverigno Mo June 19 1877 to the Globe Democrat editor a plain statement of the April incident in Spring Field Missouri. A man decoyed two Collins girls from the post office to a barn where the elder man attempted assault but fled. police and ministers reported similar threats to their children. The writer condemns the alleged investigation and names city officials. Local wheat harvest, market notes, and widespread prices follow in the community update.
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Springfield
Globe-Democrat
Spriverigno
Globeemocrat
Springfeld
Marshal Joaneon
Whitten
Monie
Mit
Episcopal Church
Collings
Tod
Mitchell
Marshal Foliisyn
Preanisi
Uy Veste
Anl
Farsha
Shal Johnson
Collins Z
Che
Cranins L
Dalrympla
City Recorder
Missing Insurance Bill Sparks Jefferson City Confusion
A letter to the editor describes a missing insurance bill in Missouri with delivery of bill numbers to officials, uncertain authorship, and questions about passage. The missive notes confusion over the bill’s status, and references movements between St. Louis and Jefferson City, plus a court session and social notices in a local paper.
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St. Joskin
Louis
Lewishallen
Tate
St. Louis
Mor
Mr. Mascov
Ita Ville
St. Louis Dispatch
Jefferson City
Jeffers
York
Guonar
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