Local notes report on taxes and events in Troy
The column lists court actions and upcoming events, including a court docket, a dental oversight note, a Presbyterian church festival, a musical entertainment schedule, and a lecture on tax rates. It discusses Lincoln county bonds, railroad taxation, and public notices, with a death and inquest, plus local business ads and a plan to run trains between Hannibal and Dowling Green.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Presbyterian Church
Cousty Court Room
Tueedlay
Herald
Lincoln County
Falco
Bedford Township
Je Olco
Troy
Dodford Township
Destruction at Parker Seminary Involves Vandalism
An unknown person or persons broke into the Parker Seminary schoolroom last week. Furniture was damaged, the Bible torn, the stove pipe removed, and chairs placed on tree tops. The incident is condemned as property destruction and the guilty sought. Woonrox & Gonpox advertise new stock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parker Seminary
Local Visitors and Wheat Outlook in Clark Township
Dr East returns from a two week visit to Iowa. Mr D I Parsons of Saranac NY spends several days in town last week. Mr W H Martin makes a pleasant Monday visit. Ilo reports wheat in Clark township not seriously hurt.
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East
Iowa
D. I. Parsons
Saranac
New York
Waa
W. H. Martin
Ilo
Clark Township
Wonl olk & Gordon opens first stock in trade
Advertisement notes Wonl olk & Gordon new stock replenishment for the trade. Lists include Best brown cottons 10 cents, Beat prints 10 cents, Bost cottonades 25 cents, Jeans 25 cents, 30 and 35 cents, 40 and 45, 60 cents. Also mentions plans at Planters House or Lindell Hotel and town election notices for Troy on April 16th 1675.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bost Cattonades
Woolroth & Gonvon
Troy
Gru
W. Conert
Clark
Grant's Presidency Criticized as Damaging to Republic
A St Louis Republican summary of Gen Grant's long public service accuses him of setting dangerous precedents and blunders that would vex the nation for years. It claims his actions shattered republican ideals, eroded public trust, and could only be fixed by future leaders, while condemning his bid for a third term.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Louis
Grant
Candidates for the First Massachusetts District Seat
Candidates for the late Congressman Butlinton’s seat in the First Massachusetts District are expanding. Prominent Republicans include W. T. Davie of Plymouth, J. A. Hawa of Fairhaven, J. B. D. Cogewell of Barnstable, Geo. Marston district attorney of Bristol, and Judge Pitman of New Bedford. Democrats include Major Phinney of Barnstable, C. G. Davin of Plymouth, and Judge Lewis Lapham of Fall River, with Bufton’s ally noted in caucus. Rumor says Gen. Lutier may seek the nomination, to which voters might object.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Butlinton
Massachusetts
Measra W. T. Davie
Plymouth
John A. Hawa
Fairhaven
John B.D. Cogewell
Carnstable
Geo. Marston
Bristol County
Pitman
New Bedford
Major Phinney
Carnatable
C. G. Davin
Lewis Lapham
Fall River
BuMnton
Gen. Lutier
V, R. News
Trains On St. Louis Hannibal & Keokuk Railroad Progress
The St Louis Hannibal and Keokuk line continues to run with growing business on the roof. George W Aler ton, a popular conductor, remains a trusted figure at his post. Jr Unit and ill Shea oversee the engine, a responsibility held by capable hands. By April first, citizens will gain direct communication with St Louis via the Short Line.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Louis, Hannibal & Keokuk
George W. Alerton
Ill Shea
St. Louis
Sarrah
Luondun Jtec
Omnibus appropriation reform urged in Jost Congress
The Cincinnati Commercial attacks omnibus appropriation bills as unconstitutional and calls for constitutional change requiring two thirds support or full quorum in both houses for any bill transferring funds. A Sedalia bank cashier, prone to pompous rebukes, lost $42,000 in deposit dealings after scolding a depositor over a hat.
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Cincinnati Commercial
Jost Congress
Treasury
Sedalia Bank
Col Dyer Speech Sparks Crime Remarks in Frankford
In a speech reported from Bowling Green Postanya Col Dyer denounced a high toned thief, claiming admiration for one who would steal a fine horse, a large sum of money, or election certificates as an example of bold criminality. The remarks tied to a case brought down from Frankford and discussed in a local political context.
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Bowling Green
Postanya
Col. Dyer
Bumgardner Va
Thornton
Frankford
Partial OCR Summary of Fragmented Statesman Text
Fifty-five cents per yard for Virginia do skin jeans is noted along with twelve states adopting compulsory education. States listed include New Hampshire Vermont Massachusetts Kentucky Michigan Kansas Texas Nevada California and New York. Senator Louth will not join either party’s caucus and will act independently like former President Johnson of Tennessee.
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New Hampshire
Vermont
Massachusetts
Kentucky
Michigan
Kansas
Texas
Nevada
California
New York
Louth Asys
Johson
Tennessace
Virginia Doo Skin Jeans Ad Hit The Market
Fifty cents per yard. Another invoice of Virginia doo. Skin jeans, the best goods in the market at the price. Parken, Weexe & Co.
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Perty
Virginia Doeskin Jeans
Woo,Folk & GorpDon
Virginia Doo
Parken, Weexe & Co
Orchard planting and nursery offerings at Budulo Nursery
The notice urges planting trees and choosing a young or old orchard, with selections including pears, cherries, peaches, plums, grapes, raspberries, and blackberries. It promotes Budulo Nursery as low as any and encourages supporting home industry by buying locally.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Budulo Nursery
Bealdes
McLellan Upson and Dyer Nominees for Lincoln County School Commissioner
James M. McLellan and W. F. Upson are candidates for school commissioner under the new law in Lincoln County. Thomas A. B. Dyer of Clark Township is also listed as a candidate in the same election set for Tuesday April 6 under the new statute.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James M. McLellan
Lincoln County
W. F. Upson
Thomas AB. Dyer
Clark Township
European markets lift U S farm prices in renewed trade
In a summary of livestock and grain trends, traders note that European buyers seized U S crops at high prices, signaling a global demand shift. Cattle sales ranged 4.25 to 6.25, hog values held steady up to 8.25, and sheep averaged around 5.35 with light demand amid a tender market.
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Lou Livestour
Europe
MarrIed Couples in County on March Dates
Two marriages reported in this county. Lydia Be Elberry wed W W Hormwwck Wood at Geo Elaberry home with Rev J Kutton officiating. Edwin T Williams married June Van Horn near Lite doula Missouri at Henry Neale residence with Rev L A M Thompson assisting.
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Hammack
Elsberrby
Geo. Elaherry
Jeme Kutton
W. W. Hommwck Wood
Lydia BE
Elberry
Wellaville
June van Horn
Audraln County
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Logal and County News
Wooroix & Gorpon
Circuit Court
Woolfolk & Gorpon
Hannibal
Solcomb & Cro
Main Street
Crows & Co
Birkhead
J. W. Kemper
St. Charles
Pedro
Schenck
Claxan
Timg
Ellen Woolfulk
Johnson
Planters
Agalu
Linton
Lopago
Jain
Samuel Clendenning
Suuday
Kt. F. Waters
Union Township
Kay
Sidley
Clendenning
John Helus
Mill Crock Bridge
Steinz
Ferdinand Bauer
King’s Lake
John Biazio
Bauer
John Dippel
Derry Williams
Elvey Kelly
Dippel
Esquire
David Allen
J. al. Moore
New London Record
J. W. Barrett
St. Louis, Mannibal & Keokuk
Dowling Green
Louisiana
Quincy
Woonrox & Gonpox
Wonlolk & Gordon
City Council of
J.B. Allen
Nineteenth Judicial Circuit
Withrow
Lineas
Vntin Ld
H. M. Norton
Chas. Mantix, Jr
Norton & Martin
Atlaw &Collectons
Missouri
Vilun
E. N, Bonfils
Falah Desteentl
AT Law
Cice
Bank
Josias Creech
Dunn
R. C. Magruder
Cal-Au-Gris
Sploviinds
Frazier & Colbert
Mnie
Hurry
W. Wheeler
Attobsey
Mishouri
W. W. Wirkhead
Trentat
Clarksville
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