Chevelle Remington Quigel

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Cameron Quigel Jr. and Samantha Turner of Bakersfield, are parents of a baby girl, Chevelle Remington Quigel. She was born at 1:42 a.m., Sept. 28, 2025 at Ozarks Healthcare in West Plains. She weighed 6 pounds, 9 ounces, and was 20 inches long. Her sibling is Zayne, 9. Her grandparents are Barbara and Dwayne Bradberry of Tecumseh and Ginger and Cameron Quigel of Stockton, California.

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This photo of the Zanoni village was taken by an unknown photographer positioned near a large, hillside spring that originally powered the large mill below by flowing onto the overshot water wheel shown in the foreground. The spring was once measured as producing 226,000 gallons of water daily. The first Zanoni mill operated before the Civil War and has been rebuilt several times by its owners, who were members of A. P. and Alpha Bet Morrison's extended family from 1905 until 2005, except for a few years when it was owned by the St. Louis-based Gramex Corp. The post office there was established in 1898. The photo also shows the other buildings A. P. Morrison constructed on the property, including a barn, two houses where the Morrisons lived, and the store, pictured left of the mill, which housed the Zanoni post office until July 1970, when it moved to a new building two miles west on what is now Highway 181. Zanoni also had a cotton gin and a blacksmith shop for a while. In February 2016, the U.S. Postal Service closed the Zanoni post office permanently. The undated photo, credited to the State Historical Society of Missouri, was reprinted in the spring 1984 edition of the West Plains Gazette.

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