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Newspaper
Troy Herald
Location
Troy, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Oct 21, 1874
Page
2
The Troy Herald lists rates for notices including administrators' notices and final settlements with extra charges for ad types. Court directories note meetings for county and probate courts, with lodge announcements for Masonic chapters and officer names in Withrow block venues.
Local notes cite Hon G G West slated to speak in Troy on October 23 1874 and Chas HH Hardin addressing a court house audience amid a broad review of Democratic policy in Missouri. The piece covers political themes, regional visits, and outlines party positions on reform, taxation, education, and state railroad policy.
The piece compares present county registration with two years prior across Bedford Prairie Waverly Millwood and other townships. It notes increases in Monroe Hurricane Clark Bedford Prairie and decreases in Union Waverly Nineveh while Millwood remains the same. It warns registrars and voters about proper township registration and certificates and recounts a specific misentry incident in Waverly. It also mentions two prisoners transported to the penitentiary and a late planted corn sample from Morgan County Illinois.
A list of election judges by district includes No 1 through No 12 stations with judge names such as Reuben Gentry A Y Crown and Goo W lardesty No 2 Chas 8 Cox Isaac Whiteside and David Wilson No 4 Richard 8 Young Mr Howell and John W Wilson No 6 Auburn Jamow V Moxley Jo Sullenger and J M Teague No 6 Truxton Thos T Johnson Jr Henry Wehrman and Rt W Colbert No 7 Millwood Wm A Mudd N C Clare and J T Gilmore No 8 Louthville Chas W Gillar Ed Wuentsman and J 8 Wilson No 9 Nineveh J B Thomas J C Elmore and S 1 Ingram No 10 Chain of Rocks Ren Campbell L B Sitton and John W Simpson No 11 Star Hope B M Vanes J W M Fulmer and W A Prewitt No 12 Cup-au-Grins Win Jewell Deverly Dewey and B F Hoke plus crops notes by Lang Lane and Wright Nicholason selling cucumber yields and farm transfer to Millwood township.
A birth is recorded on Wednesday October 14 1874 at Hear Millwool to the wife of B J Bowler. The event notes a sulky weight of 14 pounds with the newborn named Bowles.
Weilneeday toler 4 1ST4 at the renhlence of the bride's father by Rev Chis Mas comb Mr Thomas E Creech and Miss Sun.garret FLYSS-ELDER Monday October 1 1874 at Poy Praleleelureh St Charts county by Rev Father Tintrop Mr Patrick Flynn and Miss Serena A youngest dang veer of Win P Elder both of this county
A death notice records the passing of Mrs. Suisan Seolt aged 18 years between September and October 7 1814 in Burlingtos with Jaws noted as a relative or place complement.
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