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Newspaper
Troy Herald
Location
Troy, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Apr 01, 1874
Page
1
Fragmented public notice covers advertising rates and terms with misread entries. It references cash by advance, receipts, and cash on delivery for ad work. It lists court schedule like first Monday after Court Monday and second Mondays for various courts, amid garbled OCR text.
The Times reports county affairs from coroner changes to a county council beget by agranges. Town events include a meeting of the Ladies Library Club, a forthcoming town election, and social notes on residents and a brawl on Collier street ending with calaboose hopes.
A list of gentlemen from various places expresses appreciation for the Herald over the past three weeks. Names include Woe Culne, John Cannon, Joseph Myers, M D, Mosmnan eM Holcombrink, Brown i 1b East, A be Kientedy He Doethay, W. Merson K Mullit, Melutosh dt Wells, A Weaver TM, Wells FW, H Hansen, A Midd Canton, J Knox Colorado Springs, T W Withrow Win Kennedy Santeros A L Kennedy A T L Elmore Modesto Cal, and T C Ele morn. A note mentions amateur shooting and a sales pitch from Woo ro i K & Gonvox.
Town boosters urge the railroad to locate its general machine and repair shops in the township with $55,000 in local stock. Backers argue the move will boost home manufacture, lower taxes long term, and accelerate vital rail connections to St Louis, while skeptics weigh the public cost and honesty of corporations.
The benevolent festival for the Presbyterian church has been postponed until tomorrow evening. The notice also highlights wool auctions at high market values and a local tailor shop offering trimmed cloak materials at 20 to 25 cents per yard.
Fragmentary 1874 clipping notes marriages or betrothals involving Feidey and Meynalds with wives or widows mentioned. Text is garbled and partially unreadable but indicates social notices in a local paper segment.
Several wedding notices appear: Tresley and Maret on March 24 at Mrs. Kim Satie Hore’s residence in New Hope. Bliss Vallouin and Satedlers as attendants. Wells-Tlock includes Dr. Dickey and family figures. McElroy, Kiln, and Elayne in aLas De-Meelroy ceremony. Clagett and Porlie tied in a Lew is-Edington event with Allen Howell listed among organizers.
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