Local notices fill Troy Herald pages with visits and sales
Mrs Mollie Dehater and Miss Emma Abby visit Troy from St Louis and St Louis County while Col Porter’s family hosts guests. Woofolk & Hand advertise new goods, court notices outline bankruptcy and railroad debt plans, temperance meeting details, and a crystal wedding celebration. County matters in Lincoln Missouri list bonds, loans, and treasurer security, with financial tallies and bridge contracts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gerah Slook
Mies Lucretia
St. Louis
Col. Porter
Woofolk
Mery Moore
Troy
A. G. Buchanas
Mies Maggie Bailey
St. Charles
Mies
Breckenridge
Louisville Sprinkles: Pupils honor high school principal
The high school principal received a complimentary petition from pupils expressing affection and gratitude for past efforts and requesting continued service next year. Local items mention residents visiting towns, trips, weather impacts on corn, and community scenes with family and neighbors engaging in leisure and farm activity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrie Murphy
King’s Lake
Frank Dixon
Troy
Wm. Young
Bartlett
Middletown
Professor Champ Clark Stirs Local Interest for Legislature
A fragment notes Professor Champ Clark as a prominent candidate for the state legislature from Tike county. It mentions his ties to the Alma Mater and a planned address at a school event. Woolfolk & Wand are mentioned in relation to paying St. Louis prices for wool.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Champ Clark
Tike County
Dlatimgulehdt
Alma Agter
Schoal
Abia
Woolfolk & Wand
St.Louis
Wood notes on country life and neighbors described
The passage portrays Mr J s home in good order and thrifty, with excellent crop prospects and punctual housekeeper Mrs J. The family dynamics feature boys who work, Ben noted for high school standing, and the Wileens clearing Warren Mitchell farm opposite while hosting a social dance. It reflects a small community scene with neighboring interactions and local activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Garret
Wm. Deaver
Symen’s
Qusheil
Ben
Wileens
Warren Mitchell
Money to Loan by Lincoln County Court
By order of the Lincoln County Court a one year loan program offers funds raised to pay railroad bond interest to Lincoln county citizens with incomes of at least 200 dollars. Loans require unencumbered real estate at double the borrowed amount and approved personal security. Applications due by July 18, 1878.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mexico
Alex. Mudd
C. A. Porter
Andrew F. Downing
G. G. Wilson
Lincoln County
Miepourri
Lincoln
St. Louis
Citisens
Jose Uban
Eald Securities
Missouri
John McDonald
Geo. T. Duan
Joan Cald
Troy Herald
Caid
Joan
Beverly
Crewe
John MacDonald
Court House
Mateemeat
Htgf
Local Notices and Obituary Life Stages
Lewis Vertrees reports his carding machine in good repair and producing better work than before. Dr I E Jones a well known physician of the city died after a lingering illness at his residence on Main street. His remains were taken to Troy Lincoln county. The AOUW member funeral followed in the city suburbs. Asthia life insurance and Mrs Jones will receive 2 000. The remains were escorted by Mayor Parker Prof Champ Clark Homer B Carroll and J E Miller.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fudge Trescott
James Allen
Near Wentvatile
F. ©. Cake
Relief Committee
Nat. C. Dryden
Olive Branch School House
Clark Township
Jane 2d
Temperance
Lewis Vertrees
I. E. Jones
Aled
Mainstraai
Troy
Lincoln County
Asthia
Jones
Louisiana Journal
Remsine
Parker
Prof
Champ Clark
Homer B. Carroll
J. E. Miller
Dr Harrison Welle Leaves Fairflott Visit for Home
Dr Harrison Welle of Fairflott Nelson county Kentucky who has been visiting relatives and friends in this county left for home last Monday. Ilo Je a native of this county has been absent some twenty years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
de. O. W. Avery
Stockland
Montgomery County
Hil Old Home
Montgomery
Harrison Welle
Fairflott
Nelson County
Ilo Je
Wanted 100000 pounds Wool for delivery in Missouri
A 19th century notice seeks 100,000 pounds wool with payment terms. The ad lists Louteville Missouri as the location and references milk delivery starting May 1878. Names include H.M. Hinginsornam and E G Hammenn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leute Vetoes
H.M
D. W. Hinginsornam
Louteville, Mo
Martin Caruthers wedding announcement 1878
Married. Martin Caruthers and Maney A Caruthers wed May 1878 by D. W. Slavens at an offical ceremony. The notice notes the groom William Martin and the bride Maney A Caruthers with a local minister performing the nuptials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martin—Caruthers
D. W. Slavens
Martin
Maney A. Caruthers
Also Mentioned on This Page
Msherrie Co
ARB County
Mollie Dehater
Loule County
Mies Emma Abby
Loule
Aeelguee
Yarker, Crews & Co
Champion
Wheeler Mo
Bespere
B.S. Crews & Co
Gallaher
Batt
Leulelana
Buffalo Nursery
Cape Daily
A. M. Shults
WooLvroe & Lamp
Democratic Central Committee
Faue
Cora Walton
Murphy
Thomas P. Diggs
Washington (Mu
Col. Coleman
Diggs
Birkshire
New Hope
W. IL. Priest
Priest
Elis Stoak
Lincels
Giri
F. & M. Bank
Woolfolk
O. W. Parker & Co
W. E. Brown
L. A. Wright
Bobs Creek
W. Bebesilan & Co
James Lanahan
Louisville
Sam Elgin
Canton
William Davie
Ashley
Doc. Gregory
Dr. Prewitt
Bowling Green
Norman Porter
Willie Prewitt
Johnny Paxton
Clarkaville
Messrs. Ricard & Adama
Lexington
Pat Malloy
Ricard
C. M. B. Thurmond
Josie Thurmond
Menera
Eljerry
Lem Wells
Misa
Kate Johnson
End Meadows
Mary
Kate
Hammenn
Great Mern
Louisiana
Far Ground
Wednesrbay
Eure
Griffith
N. B
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!