Local and County News From Troy and Vicinity
The Troy Herald reports local and county news including business ads for fabrics at 60 and 26 per yard, clothing for children, new goods at Woolfolk & Hand, and upcoming railroad completion to Prairieville. It notes candidates for associate justice and presiding justice, with discussion of district nomination methods and upcoming election notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woolfolk & Hand
Missee Kate
Agnes Purney
W. W. Birkhead
Crowe
Crows & Os
Prairieville
Inez
Troy
Frightful Prairie Ride Ends in Severe Injuries and Fire Charge
Terribly mangled report from Last Sunday describes Mr. Thomas Brown near Troy dragged from a fractious horse by a frightened animal. Both legs fractured below the knee, severe head wound, possible amputation, doctors fear fatal outcome in heat. Separately, Chas H Knox charges fire. John L and George J Preasley arrested for burning Mr Knox’s dwelling. John jailed after failed bond. George released on bond. preliminary exam waived.
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Chas. H. Knox
John L
George J. Preasley
Knox
Sherif Suethen
Deaver
John
Ashley
George
Callaway
Joseph Wells
Thia Place
Democratic Central Committee endorses voluntary district resolutions
The Democratic Central Committee urged school district meetings to adopt a uniform system for selecting delegates but stated it had no authority to fix rules or compel pledges. It urged voters to erase unfit nominees, stressing majority rule with minority respect, to keep the party pure and ensure worthy tickets.
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Twe
Democratic Central Committee
Central Committee
Inga
Weather and crops in Chain of Rucks district
Extreme heat and scarce rain threaten crops while wheat yields are strong and quality high. The steamer J M Kerr brought the barge Grand Pass. navigation may reopen if river levels rise. A son blessed Dr A G D Dunn’s family, and local roads improve to Troy aside from the Mos cow bottom slide. A New Hope picnic drew 700 to 1,000 attendees with temperance spirit and lively political speaking by Dunn Creech Dryden Rudd Parker Brown Wheeler and Bonfils.
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B. U. Iilgeman
St. Louie
State Univerasity
Sedsion
J. M. Kerr
Grand Pass
Kerr
Dorn
A. G. D. Duun
Cerall
Troy
Moscow
New Hope Independent Order of Good Templars
Foley Farm
Dunn
Creech
Dryden
Rudd
Parker
Brown
B. W. Wheeler
Bonfils
Thie
Moxley
Judge B
New Hope
Hurricane Township
The High School Exhibition At Louisville
The High school examination closed Friday with an impressive exhibition praised for thorough training. Performances included tableaux and recitations by Jessie Bartlett Kate Johnson Ella Reyholde and Miss Barnett plus a declamation on Greece. Music by Profs Huckatep and Dougherty filled the program and the crowded schoolhouse observed strict decorum.
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Louisville
Muale
Mice Jessie Bartlett
Moses
Kate Johnson
Valor
Georgie Thurmonil
Ela Reyholde
Driganti
L’rayer
Profs
Huckatep
Dougherty
Freeman Denounces Greenback Platform in County Paper
Mr Freeman states he was a Lincoln county Greenback club delegate to the late Greenback convention and could not endorse a platform that ignored core Greenback principles. He notes a resolution calling in United States bonds was prepared and supported, urging voters to consider the platform. Woolfolk Mandare advertise closing out summer stock at wholesale prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Editora Merald
Lincoln County
United States
Great End
Greenback Party
E. W. Freeman
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Lily” Wells
Canton
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Mra
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W.N. Gibson, Esq
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G. G. Wilson
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J. P. Blanton
Parker Seminary
Mexico
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Louisiana
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Thie Place
Montgomery County
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Liuus
Thes
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Snow Hill
Colon
Millwood
Waverly
Monroe
Bedford
Clark
Prairie
Neneveh
Olney
Nineveh To
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Link Coal Bank
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Chate
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Warren
Montgomery
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Ralla
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