New Salem post office potential. page notes and ads
Local residents expect a new post office at New Salem with W I Crenshaw as postmaster. The paper urges a Troy money order postoffice and lists nearby notices, with market ads, letters uncalled for, and state hog statistics including Cass Carter and McDonald figures and Lincoln county totals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Salem
W. I. Crenshaw
John Sykora
Cake
W. Bally
A. H. Crall
Jos. Cleaver
James Howard
A. J. McDonald
Zacharia Powell
Anns Williams
Cass County
Carter
McDonald
Taney
Lincoln County
Local residents return from travels to Warrenton and West Virginia
Mr and Mrs N Ackerman and Col P P Stewart have spent a week or two rusticating in Warrenton and returned last Monday Mrs Wm A Woodson came back Thursday from a two month visit to West Virginia Engineer J E Ainsworth in charge of railroad surveys between this point and Dardenne was in town last week on survey business He received a telegram from W W Walker president of the construction company stating he had returned from New York and sent fall instructions by mail. None of these details are confirmed to be of interest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm. A. Woodson
Thoraday
West Virginia
J. E. Ainsworth
Dardenne
W. W. Walker
New York
Moscow
Uemmer
Akiff
Furbach
Hammer
Faber
Howell
Frenchman's Bluff
Spring Creek
Auburn Road
Millwood
Ashley Mall
Mr. Boyd
Bonfire
Ralna
Culore
Balloon ascent thrills Troy crowd amid river flood narrative
A vivid report covers a dramatic balloon ascent over Troy amid historic Culvert flood conditions. The balloon, inflated with hydrogen, rose to four thousand five hundred feet before currents sent it east then back west, offering vast river panoramas and a note on local science pride.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glataher
Masa
Troy
Culvro
Frenchman's Bluff
Chantilly
Cap-an-Gris
Silinole Alde
Calhoun County
Car Pictures at Camp & Wilson's Car in Troy
A Troy advertisement invites the public to visit Camp and Wilson’s Car on August 6, 1875, through August 2 to have their portraits taken in a neat and fair manner at the mobile studio in Troy, Missouri.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Troy
Camp & Wilson
Medeene Victor agent advert promotes sharp deal
A clipped classified line advertises Medeene with W. T. Reeds as Victor agent offering a new model at 665.00 cash, urging quick action on a bargain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ww. T
W. T. Reeds
Victor
Citizens urge council to fund relief for storm victims
A Troy citizen asks the council to set aside a portion of town taxes to aid county residents suffering from rains floods and crop and fence losses. He argues for relief for hardworking locals, not the indolent, and proposes a taxpayers meeting to direct the donation to those most in need and to repair streets as in past years.
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Troy
Allan KD Booth Glore July 19 1876 Marriage Notice
Allan KD Booth Glore marriage notice dated July 19 1876 records Jas D Shelton acting as Mr J and Miss Sarah E Glore as the bride at the residence of the official mere with both parties listed as residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allan
Booth—Glore
Jas. D. Shelton
Mr. J
Sarah E. Glore
Wilson Toward War Era Amid Turbulent Times
In this town a torn wartime notice hints at shifts toward a wartime era. The fragment references local sentiment, possible mobilization, and civic discussions shaping the community during a period of heightened global tension.
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Troy Herald
Logal and County News
Levi J. Garrett
West Prairie
Cuivre
Tis Trott
Messrs
Nichols & Bourland
Horace
Isaac Vertrees
Falmouth
Lost Creek
New Hope
Ben Welch
Isaac
Joseph Guyon
St. Charles
American Fur Company
Rocky Mountains
Capt. Shaw
J. W. McCarty
Ju:ge
Hsan
Tam
Wilson
A. BE. Noel
Quageon Denties
Cheney
E. L. 8Ydnor
Urgeon
Withrow' Sadu
P. P. Stewart
AVERY
Stewart & Avery
Attornet
AT Law
Tori Jane
Geo. W. Colbert
Lawrence T. —— Ttorney
Law
A. Win Io Une
Low
Aria
Cron Ae
Fedearcheaie Eae Rece
Josiai
G. T. Dunn
Tporkey AT Law Ash Ess Ene Fa the
B. W. Wheeler, T
W. W. Birkhead
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