Fresh iin-Berviece and church notices mix in 1873
A garbled note lists services and pastors including Rovert Stewart and Pasar So ei nia ay yamnool ss Ber.m. with prayer meetings on Thursdays and daily services. It also mentions E 'A. Risser and preparations for a new store by a former firm, plus agricultural notices and the murder case of Mike McCoole.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berviece
Rovert Stewart
Bamtag School
Patriarin
Ber.m. Wetwediae
Tchba
Sun
atZo’cdokkp
M. de. Voor
Town Officials and Trustees List
Official roster lists President Gustave Vetter and Board of Trustees Geo Rawson F A Sabin Geo Lawson and August Beutel. Town Clerk James N Jarvis Treasurer S Kingston Pointer Macistrrats A Milte Town Constable and Sheriff John L Parviance.
Local Brevities and Weather Amid Redacted Notices
Colder weather brings more snow with a heavy storm and subzero readings. A church concert on February 22 aids the Methodist Church. E H Rinhirde, a long-time Macoupin resident, dies near Chapman's Point. A Madison County Circuit Court term begins in Edwardville with Judge Snyder presiding. The Exchange is closed for repairs though wheat buying continues in the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. H. Rinhirde
Macoupin County
Chapman’s Point
Madison County
Edwardaville
Snyder
Omy
Kansas Relief Meeting Forms Aid Society
A Baptist Church gathering on February 4 1875 formed an aid society for Kansas sufferers. Lyman Barber was elected president and William Donoho secretary with E J Avis appointed agent. Donations sought include seed corn oats money for spring wheat and clothing and provisions. A committee including W A Wilson Ignativa Riggin Bam t Rawesott Rev R Stewart and others was tasked to canvass for contributions with room storage and 100 descriptive cards planned. Railroads offered free transport for Kansas relief items. $34 in money was pledged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baptist Church
Kansas
Lyman Barber
William Donoho
E. J. Avis
Jewell County
Avia
W. A. Wilson
Ignatine Riggin
Bam’t Rawesott
Rev. R. Stewart
W. W. Barnsback
Aleey Smart
Jas, McKittrick
C. F. Howards
John Liebler
Jesse Padon
John Carney
John H. Colling
Perry Thatcher
Julia A. Bell
Dowling
Weather dominates editor notes in cold spell update
Mr Zon reports a prolonged meeting closed wednesday with minimal impact. E J Avis of Jewell county Kansas formed a relief society here for a week to aid county sufferers, collecting about 140 in money and provisions. Oliver Edwards, a farmer, bought 20 acres from his nephew J S Edwards at 60 per acre, a notable price drop from prior weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. J. Avis
Jewell County
Kansas
Ansferers
Oral
Oliqries Edwards
Edwarda
Untitled fragment mentions Gaskill injury in town scene
A damaged fragment notes Mr Gaskill suffering a head cut after a fall near the ferry. The account hints at a dangerous incident and possible Modocs involvement, but details are unclear due to the garbled text.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. W. Gaskill
Kansas Sufferers Lecture and Local Community Notes
A St Louis visitor spoke Thursday at the Christian Church on Kansas suffering and urged donations of money provisions or clothing. Last Friday teachers and pupils attended a schoolhouse entertainment with dialogues declamations essays and readings to a large audience. Local ladies conducted a charitable expedition for Kansas relief with unknown results. The old frame schoolhouse will be sold by public auction on Saturday the 20th. Mr Tiemann is ill from nervous stress amid financial troubles, with rumors of creditor arrangements and possible capital to continue business. Marine Turnverein parade featured a blacksmith wagon and LX L Band. The Turners masquerade ball on the 6th drew a large crowd. costumes ranged widely and music and supper were praised though a few spoke of knives and pistols without violence. George M Appel aged 49 years died in Troy on Feb 6 1875.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J Marine
St. Louis
The
Christian Church
Kansas
Tiemann
Messra. Tiemann & Co
Marine Turnvereine
I. X. L. Band
John Koch
Turners
Etbring's
Special Notices Advertise New Best Selling Article
Due to scarce rain this winter many wells and cisterns have gone dry. Water will be scarce in spring unless people hire John H L Neary who has dug and deepened many wells this season and delivered satisfactory results. D B WinchelL, 120 N Sixth St, St. Louis Mo offers opportunity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. B. Winchefll
Time
Sixth Street
St. Louis
John HL. Neary
Weekly Bulletin Signals Third Year Growth Plans
The Borrzrin enters its third year with a higher subscription price and broader business arrangements for a newspaper equal to any in the county. The paper will discontinue auxiliary sheets, gain full control over our column, and increase facilities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Borrzrin
Sheeta
General Review Of Today’s News And Sessions
A brief overview describes ongoing national and state debate as bodies in Congress and the Legislature meet. The notice signals continued coverage of current events and legislative activity for readers seeking updates on daily affairs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congress
Independent in All Things We Will Criticize Local Leaders
A declaration of editorial stance asserting independence from major political groups while reserving the right to criticize local or party leaders and public figures when actions threaten public welfare. The note emphasizes neutrality but commitment to public welfare scrutiny.
Agricultural Department Feature in the Bull etis
The Bull etis will showcase an Agricultural Department with fresh useful reports on cattle and country produce, corrected weekly up to publication day. A Miscellaneous Department will offer the latest entertaining content, while the Burserin aims to promote city and county interests for the benefit of all residents.
Thams Portagh Prefaid Short Note From One Copy Year
One copy for a year and six months quotes an unclear tariff. The fragment mentions ten copies to one author and an extra to the provider, but details are obscured. The item reads as a marginal ledger note or subscription stub with unclear names or institutions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thams
Portagh
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Fels, Ber & Rawwaon
Ee Prime
David Seligmann
St. Clair
Mike McCoole
Patsy Manley
McCoole
Manley
Troy Post Office
Neat
Van
Troy Station
Signa
A. M. Preen
Pacific Express
A. Miness. T
U. Ue
Chica Express
Nlond Freight
Chiago
Chisago Express
Pasian, Poet
Louis Kaxters
Ducobe
Henry A. Benpes
Marine
Seana Sean
Methodist Church
Mr. Zon
Appel
Troy
George M. Appel
Prime Clover
Timothy
St. Louia
BuLuerin
Democrat
J. N. Janvia
Troy Exchange
Devono & Brooke
Beecher-Tilton
Comia
Lena
Winorelx
Ine
Loula
Peterman & Bro., Rt
Prospectus
Agricultural Department
Piexers
Lowe
Troy Exchange .Mills
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Wm. H. Hess
Lintonerys, Jowsky, &T
Illinois
Business College
Baylies Mercantile College
Keoxvuk and
Dusvalle
Mississippi
Keokak
Celgelenda
Ores
Keokuk
Nished
Toom
Ewa
Mora
Algerent
United States
Omer
Ge Colin
Martin & Son
J. P
University of Conan
Yi “A. Oebourn
Eb Tin
B.D
Ewin
Ng. Ledia
Ebany
Burdick
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Louisville
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Whitewater Wagon
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