Property transfers in Missouri counties amid parcel sales
A sequence of real estate deeds lists J. J. Friday and wife selling lots in Green City to John Melson for 4750 dollars, C. E. Cochran to Wm. E. McCaughey for 250, and other transfers including Green Castle and Roger areas. Notable parcels include 120 acres in sections 119 and 318, and 80 acres in section 418, with prices ranging from 500 to 5000 dollars. Names include Lincoln Wolf, EK. Seward, O. Shaffer, Samuel Yes, James Nickell, and J. Woodall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. J. Friday
John Melson
Green City
C. E. Cochran
Wm. E. McCaughey
C. E. Seward
Lincoln Wolf
Greencastle
William Morris
May Morris
EK. Seward
Lewis W. Perry
Geo. A. Moffitt
J. T. Woodall
Chas. H. Collins
Roger
Oscar L. Shaffer
John M. Shaffer
Thomas A. Baker
Samuel Yes
John I. Jennings
James G. Nickell
George Vaughn
G. O. Reaugh
Mertie M. McCully
J. Thomas Woodall
Reger
Purdin Area Social and Church News
Mrs. David Cady and children visited A. M. Gassity Sunday. Floy Ogle moved into John Gilmer’s vacated property. J. C. Myers and wife visited John Myers family in Browning. Roy Hale, now in Unionville, visited parents. John T. Purdin returned from North Dakota. Hunters to Meadville for Chautauqua. Purdin residents attend Chautauqua and return same day. J. D. Rice to run photo gallery and newspaper in Purdin. Rev. Smelzer closed protracted meetings at Baptist church with additions. Mass meeting elected to hold a street fair this fall. Frank Trumbo elected chairman, W. W. Western secretary. Teachers attend Milan teachers association. Riddle family hosted by L. M. Kenley. Calf buyers scouting after showers. Revs Creason and Henley hold White Oak Grove meetings. Local Milan chautauqua rep and entertainment praised.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Cady
A. M. Gassity
Floy Ogle
John Gilmer
Roy Hale
Unionville
John T. Purdin
North Dakota
R. W. Cassity
Purdin
Frank Trumbo
W. W. Western
See’y
Creason
Henley
White Oak Grove
Milan
Administrator's Notice to Settle Accounts
All parties indebted to the late Dr. D. L. Whaley are requested to call and settle their accounts within thirty days or the balances will be turned over to a collector. R. W. Whaley, Adm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. L. Whaley
R. W. Whaley
Adm
Local notes from South Sullivan area this week
Roy Taylor hay and straw baiting continues this week. J. M. Bailey reports a new snake story and invites inquiries. J. M. Holton and wife visited relatives near Cora on Sunday. John Burwell shows interest in buying a car amid the auto fever. Horatio Beck and wife of Oklahoma visit relatives in this section as they tour locally.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Horatio Beck
Oklahoma
Glasses Offered by Dr Hanna Optician
Dr Hanna, optician, invites same day eye testing for free with glasses available Friday and Saturday September 1st and 2nd. Eye examinations provided at no charge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hanna
Optician
Local visits and repairs noted in Linn County neighborhoods
Northeast Linn residents report home remodeling by W H Brewer and road work by Ray McCollum. Families attending gatherings include F M Cattey with wife at Otho Clapp's, Arthur Cattey with Gertrude McCollum at a teachers convention in Linneus, and picnics at Baker Center. Other mentions name McCollums visiting Thudium and Jones households near Green Castle and Okla Mary McCollum.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ray McCollum
F. M. Cattey
Otho Clapp
Arthur Cattey
Gertrude McCollum
Linneus
Ida
Carrie
Mina
Vick Jones
Green Castle
Ino. Bauer
Mary McCollum
Okla
McCollum
Gifford
Dave McCollum
Real Estate Transfers Weekly Summary 1911 Milian Missouri
Real estate transfers for the week ending August 19, 1911 per Higgins McDuff abstract books Milian Missouri. Estella Poole and husband transfer 80 acres in section 26219 to E C Cherry for 4000 dollars. H Gerred and wife transfer 40 acres in section 146418 to N M Allen for 1000 dollars. Douglass A Webb and wife transfer a Pollock Lot to N M Dormer for 800 dollars. E L Rush and wife transfer 85 acres in sections 11 and 12 63 22 to Marvin Poster for 3800 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Higgins & McDuff
Milian
Estella Poole
E. C. Cherry
H. Gerred
N. M. Allen
Douglass A. .Webb
N. M. Dormer
Pollock
E. L. Rush
Marvin Poster
Letter from Reuben Hardscrabble on Wiley and tariff clashes
Uncle Reuben comments on Dr. Wiley’s powers inside the Bureau of Chemistry being clipped by Secretary Wilson and others. He mocks preserved foods and benzoate debates, calls tariff reforms inadequate, and notes the President vetoes statehood for New Mexico and Arizona and opens Canadian reciprocity. Reuben signs off.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wiley
Bureau of Chemistry
Wilson
Agricultural Department
Washington
Doc. Wiley
Agin Wiley
Bein
Becuz
Willy Nilly
New Mexico
Arizona
Urrestin
Reuben
Browning School Advertises Strong Rural Teaching Faculty
The Browning area promotes its high school as among the best in Linn and Sullivan counties with experienced teachers and a long list of graduates now teaching in rural schools. Arrangements for fall and winter terms are under way as neighboring residents visit to arrange rooms and board. The issue also touts North Side Millinery openings by Kathryn Knffong and Nevis Harvey inviting Browning ladies to attend on September 1 and 2 after market purchases of a large stock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Linn
Sullivan
Banner
Missouri
Sullivan Counties
North Side
Kathryn Knnfong
Nevis Harvey
Browning and
Vicinity
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Cur
J. C. Myers
John Myers
Browning
A. M. Hunter
Meadville
J. D. Rice
Tom Fields
Mr. Rice
Smelzer
Liberty
Baptist Church
Teachers Association
Riddle
Owasco
L. M. Kenley
South Sullivan
Roy Taylor
J. M. Bailey
J. M. Holton
Cora Sunday
John Burwell
Northeast
W. H. Brewer
Perry Christian
Ben Cattey
Barbara McCollum
Pierceville, Law
Otis McCollum
Baker Center
I. J. McCollum
Henry Thudium
H. 1. Martin
Colorado
Utah
Yellowstone Park
Estes Park
Cole
Black Hills
S.D
Big Horn Mountains
Wyoming
Michigan
Canadian
New York
New England
New Jersey
East
L. T. Wykoff
C.B
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