Land foreclosure order and public notice in Linn County
An order of publication announces a Missouri Circuit Court action affecting land titled the southwest quarter of the northeast quarter of section 18 in township 60 range 15. The publication appears in the Leader Record, with dates for the term and instructions to appear or face a confessed judgment. The item also includes obituary and bank meeting notices with local details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Florence A. Fleming
Curtis B. Fleming
W. A. Hudson
Missouri
Linn County
Inn “County
Dinn County
Linneus
Leader
H. H. Lamb
Notice of Final Settlement in Warren Estate
Notice is given to all creditors and interested parties in the estate of W. G. Warren deceased that I. H. C. Warren as Administrator will make final settlement at the next term of the Probate Court of Linn county Missouri to be held at Linneus on May 13 1918.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. G. Warren
I. HH. C. Warren
Linn County
Missouri
Linneus
H. C. Warren
Starving Allies Need Wheat and Men, Missouri Urges Support
F B Mumford, federal food administrator for Missouri, warns that allied victory hinges on supplying food and troops. He states that without sufficient wheat and other provisions, starving civilians would sap the will of soldiers, risking defeat as the war enters its most critical phase. He notes demand for millions of bushels to bridge to July.
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Columbia
United States
F. B. Mumford
Missouri
Prussia
Europe
Letter Home from Virginia in Wartime Apr 1918
Ray writes from near Washington in April 1918 about fire weather and summer clothing, lumber hauling from Accotink, candy from masons, and a pending move to Alexandria. He notes cannons and sky flashes from a nearby practice field, planes and a war tank visit, thick morning fog, and plans as three thousand soldiers arrive to build a camp.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alexandria
Washington
Sis
Ray
Browning Savings Bank Stockholders Meeting Notice
Notice is hereby given that the annual stockholders meeting of Browning Savings Bank will be held at its banking house in the city of Browning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Browning Savings Bank
City of
Browning
Financial Statement Of Benton Township 1917 18
Financial statement for Benton Township covering April 25 1917 to April 18 1918 shows beginning receipts of 3382.44 and total receipts 6081.92 from county treasury shipments from township collector and donations. Expenditures include road and bridges 3730.60 general expenditures 1440.00 with multiple road districts and balances on hand. trustee L G Schrock signs. Liberty Bond appeal urges purchase to aid soldiers.
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Benton Township
General Fund
L. G. Schrock
Farmers urged to sell chickens gradually after May first
The United States Department of Agriculture warns against flooding markets with live or dressed poultry once the hens’ closed season ends. The department urges farmers to market poultry gradually to prevent food losses and secure better prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D. C
United States Department of Agriculture
Department
Browning to Receive Bids for 1918 Concrete Crossings
The City of Browning will receive bids for concrete crossing and alley crossings for the year 1918. Contracts will be let at the next meeting on Tuesday night May 7. Completed by order of the board. 8 P Darr City Clerk.
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Browning
P. Darr
Our price is our price on sheep at the stock yards
Saturday at the stock yards buyers are quoted a fixed price policy for sheep labeled as our price is our price. Names Kenley and Smith appear as perhaps brokers or sellers in the notice. The fragment provides limited context on quantities or dates beyond Saturday.
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Kenley and Smith
Summer vacation dreams with Scenic Colorado ads
Summer’s coming again. Thousands plan air castles for health rest trips this summer. Choose Scenic Colorado or destinations like the National Parks Buffalo Bill Country Black Hills and more. Visit agent L. T. Wyckoff to plan your trip.
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Colorado
National Parks
Big Horn Mountains
Buffalo Bill Country
Black Hills
Salt Lake City
North Pacific Coast
California
Liberty Day Proclaimed For US War Bond Rally Drive
President Wilson issues a proclamation to urge Liberty Loan rallies across communities with a $3 billion war credit goal. The nation prepares patriotic demonstrations on April 26 as local readers note letters from service members and community supporters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Wilson
Lieutenant Mabe Visits Family During Furlough at Camp Funston
Lieut E Mabe of Company I 356 Infantry Camp Funston Kan arrived Sunday to spend a few days with Mrs Mabe who is staying with her daughter Mrs G T Carter. He recently had an operation on his eye and has a few days furlough. He is an enthusiastic officer who believes in doing things right.
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E. Mabe
Company I
356 Infantry
Camp Funston
Kan
Mabe
G. T. Carter
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Coffeyville
Paola
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Brotherhood of Railway Trainmen
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Reed
Kuifong Grove
Mary Fristoe
Hardin
Riley
J. J. Williams
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Okla
B. D. Bolling
F. R. Duncan
Virginia
Camp Humphreys
France
L. T. Wyckoff
the Secret Man
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Camp Devens
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Limbach’s
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Iowa
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North Salem
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