Troy Herald Rates Charge for Advertisements
The Troy Herald outlines rates and policies for advertising including liberal deductions, regular paper placement, extra charges for certain positions, and cash in advance terms. No publication certificate will be issued until payment is received, with warnings about non-observance leading to legal trouble.
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Flour and milk sale and bank directors election notice
Flour and meal offered for sale or exchange with notice when not running. F. Wine & Son. Milk delivered after November 1 1877 at 30 cents per gallon. Election to choose eleven directors for the coming year at Farmers' and Mechanics' Bank Troy Mo on May 12 1874 at 2 PM, W. Pearson, Cashier.
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F. Wine & Son
K. Ch. Hawnaconn
Farmers’ and Mechanics’ Bank
Troy
Tueaday
W. Peaxina
Cashlor
Assignee Seeks Sale of Dry Goods at Cost Prices
The assignee of C. W. Parker & Co offers for sale a full stock of dry goods including goose, clothing, boots, and shoes at cost. The stock is in excellent condition. Debtors must pay promptly to avoid forced collections. Also an ad for FORD's FERVIGR malaria remedy cites its efficacy and East Indian Cinchona origin with J C Richardson, St Louis supplier.
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A. W. Parker & CO
Cuir- Ford
Newghery
J.C. Richardson
St. Louis
C. G. Buchanan
Hillard, Nansen & Co
Union Stock Warks
National Stockyards
East St. Louis
Wim Veryeres
G. Huchanan
An Astonishing Fact About Liver and Dyspepsia
An editorial style notice warns that many Americans die from dyspepsia and liver disorders, urging readers to discard prejudice and try Green's August Flower. It claims speedy relief and mentions free samples and a 10 cent trial bottle, with distribution by druggists and Woolfolk & Co. in Troy, U. S.
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Woolfolk & Co
Troy
Advertising items and two mayoral candidates in Bay City
A garbled ad lists printing options from posters to invitations and notes two men not candidates for Bay City city marshal, one a laddoo and the other a wooden Indian, reflecting local political chatter.
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Detroit
Bay City
Missouri Delegation Voices On Electoral Bill In Congress
A New York Herald interview captures Missouri senators and others reacting to the Electoral bill and Blair proposal. Voices span Critenden to Colby, Hatcher, Morean, Pontarm, and Clare praising restraint, urging judiciary action, or opposing renewed controversy while stressing peace, stability, and Hayes’ incumbency.
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New York Herald
Kimsey
Maryland
Montgomery Blair
Supreme Court
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Missouri
Ion Ae
Cockrell Deca
Ile Mae
Ee Han
Judiciary
Thomas T. Crittenden
Avcett Il
Buckxer
Coontry
Nathan Colbi
Democratic Party
Beejamin J. Franklin
Anthony Ittner
Oorpac
Lynga
Metcavis
Ageliuet
Duartes A. Morean
Henry M. Pontarn
Mayes
Davin Rea
Tikien
Hayes
Questillon
Mr. Hayes
White House
John M. Grover
la Sere
France
Electoral Commission
Stickarp P. Buaxp
Democrats to Seek House Inquiry on Florida Frauds
In Washington, prominent Democrats say a House resolution will direct the Judiciary Committee to investigate alleged Florida frauds. The measure would authorize subpoenas for persons and papers, including statements by Molin and Dennis and other proofs, aiming to uncover all facts without hindering President Hayes.
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House
Committee On the Judiciary
Florida
Molin
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Hayes
State Editorial Association Convention Programme
The programme for the State Editorial Association convention at Wey Springford May 21 99 details mornings and afternoons sessions at the Opera House including addresses by Col J E Hutton and J B McCullough with a ball and banquet at night. Also reports of committees and installation of officers plus passes for editors and wives. Jacob Coonce an elderly St Clair county resident dies at 75 after Mexican War service and friendships with Kit Carson noted.
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Springford
Opera House
Springheld
J. E. Hutton
Mexico
Theodore
Case
Kansas City Review of Western Science and Industry
Kerny
Theodore D. Fisher
Troy Herald
J. B. McCullough
Louis Glebe-Democrat
T. W. Park
Platte City
Springfield Brass Band
Press Glee Club
Enuay
J. A. Gleason
Lronton Register
Springfeld
W. C. Bacon
Kansas City Journal
Kansan City
J. FE. Hutton
State Editorial Association
MM. B. CoarmMax
Jacob Coonce
St. Clair County
Jake
Tle
Ile
Louie County
Missouri
Gan
Dodge
Coonce
United States
Capt
Smithton
Ger. Btorling Price
Lce Farm
Kit Carson
Carson
Exhibition Opens in Paris 1878 with Royal Attendance
The great International Exhibition of 1878 in Paris opens amid cheers of Vive la Republique. Dignitaries present include the princes of Walre Don Francois and other royal figures. French leaders praise foreign support and declare the expo a symbol of republican vitality and modernization. The American department makes a strong showing.
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Paris
Orice
la Republique
France
Princs of
Walre
Don Francois
Spain
Duc de Aosta
Tinly
Princerederick
Denmark
Orange
Netherlande
Henry
Holland
de Bort
Republic
Franco
Artionna
MacMahon Eald
Alo
House Debates Reduced Territorial Appropriations
In the house on the 20th the speaker defended the committee on appropriation against Republican critics who accused them of opposing economy. Mosers Garfiell and Hale rebutted the charge. A financial statement covers nine months of the fiscal year ended March 31, 1878, showing exports 583,031,180 and imports 329,601,620, with a total excess of exports over imports 205,546,744 including bullion exports of 23,036,002.
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House
Committee On
Randall
Mosers
Garfiell
Hale
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