Local legal notices and classifieds roundup
The Troy Herald prints legal and transient notices with ads for letters of administration, stray notices, and advertising rates. It lists sewing machines for sale and exhibition, farm items like fifty ewes for sale, local store promotions, and regional notices about illness and social updates. The column notes payment requirements before certificate issuance and mentions upcoming political endorsements and elections.
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Drevier
Strayed mare and foal missing from Union Peewee farm
A ten dollar reward offers for a white mare with a black foal, last seen near Union Peewee on the 19th. Details describe the mare and foal, with a reward for return to Millwood, Missouri. The notice proceeds with a mixed advertisement for Nature's remedy products, touting fever and ague cures and liver health tonics.
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Union Peewee
Millwood
Cliftera
Richardson
St. Louie
Notice and community notes from New Hope
Notice requests payment to Parker Crews and Co. by November 1 from all debtors. bankruptcy mention for P OC & O. From New Hope reports farmers busy sowing wheat and cutting corn. Judge Buckner spoke to a large audience. H B Downing recovering. Rev Gambel to move. Jack Frost visits. residents tidy yards with fences. M B Watts returns from city for business. Minnie Welch read at Murphy meeting. W T Reeds heads Star Hope school for four months at fifty dollars. social entertainment by Miss Carrie Vance at Laurels Hall. many locals present. reminiscences fondly recalled.
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New Hope
Judge Buckner
H. B. Downing
Mr. Gambel
Methodist Church
Jack Frost
W. A. Downing
Mrs. Edison
M. Alloway
John Filler
C. Lindsay
Joshua Alexander
Wiggington & Welch
Dr. Lovelace
Capt
T. BR. Reid
Misa
Fannie Vance
Laurell Hall
Carrie ‘Vance
Laurels Hall
Unclear OCR Note Sparks Lingering Mystery
Fragments from a Louisiana Journal item dated September 97 hint at a misspelled name and unclear event. The readable text references Maud Hansome, a grandchild of Pritchard Hansome, and a strained sentence about someone whining and a path or road. The fragmentary nature hampers precise reporting of date, place, or outcome.
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Maud Hansome
Harvest updates and community notes from Star Hope region
Local farmers sow oats as harvest ripens with Freas fields ready. Mr. Billy Harvey related trips to Innis while Germany-bound plans loom for one man. Mrs. Dr. Lee returned to St Louis and sister Mims Josie Prewit accompanied her home. Miss Maggie Henton and Mollie Fleener visited, H F Wells family hosted, 8 pound sweet potato noted. Church dedication at New Hope by Rev Matthews drew many locals.
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Billy Harvey
Innis
Castle
Fred Barger
Henry
Germany
Dr. Lee
St. Louis
Mims Josie Prewitt
Maggie Henton
Louie
Mollie Fleener
H. F. Wells
Harvey Wells
Star Hope Church
New Trading Range at Wright City Mexico Roads Crossing
Unclear OCR text notes a trading range at a crossing of Wright City and Mexico Roads near Troy. Mentions Crane and Produce exchange terms, with garbled phrases about stock items, bet on cement and two Caatiomns, Manager of.
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Wright City
Mexico Roads
Troy
Wb Beton
Caatiomns
Local Notes From Louisville Sprinkles
Dr. Prewitt reveals a new hat. Geo Morris left Tuesday for the Louisiana fair. Bartlett away since Sunday visiting Middletown. Sam Elgin left for Middletown to teach the coming term. Maggie Prewitt of near Clarksville visiting relatives. J R Paxton was here Saturday and spoke of sweet eyes. Freeman, National Greenback candidate for county clerk, mingled with locals. Rickard's thoroughbred mare died after entering Lindsay's barn lot for water and wandering into a shed.
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Louisville
Prewitt
Geo. Morris
Bartlett
Middletown
Sam Elgin
Maggie Prewitt
Clarksville
J. R. Paxton
Freeman
Greenback
Hero's Wisdom Shared by Local Alum Remembrance
A former local student B Willems, now living elsewhere, is honored for his lasting impact on the community. The note praises his wisdom and faith, saying his reward awaits him in the hereafter. This brief remembrance mentions Oct 3 as a date linked to the tribute.
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B. Willems
County News Roundup on Farms and Schoolcases
Road overseers push repairs while wheat yo prosper. steamboat due this week. a heavy rain cheers farmers. Esquire Williamson teaches at Simpson schoolhouse, Joseph Hotz leads Catholic church choir in Highland Illinois, Henry Hilgeman from St Louis teaches with German class thrice weekly. Sorghum mills run full, molasses quality praised. October 7.
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CHIAN
Rocks
Esquire Williamson
Simpson
Joseph Hotz
Highland
Madison County
Ilinois
Henry B. Hilgeman
St. Louis
State University
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