Estate Transfers Listed for Week Ending Feb
Transfer records show multiple Missouri deeds from Milan to Green City and surrounding areas. Names include Ostrom Pile Payne Dickson Eastwood Alexander Muncy Campbell Taylor and others. Several tracts range 40 acres with values from 500 to 4100.06 dollars recorded in sections 7 9 13 15 18 20 21 28 32 64.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miller & i
Milan
Missouri
David Ostrom & Wi
Ig Ostrom
Green City
Ames
Pile & Wi
Payne & Wi
Payne
Dickson & Wi
Forbes
John M West
Kenton A McKay
Frussel M Hall
Myeathan E Hall
Isee
Eli$ Scott
Harry 'P Eastwood
Osgood
George M Roberts
Robert L Alexander
Sec
John C Roberts
Int
Elizabeth E Calhoun Ingle
Thomas WS Lawson
H M Henley
Benj F Matthews
Harry E Quigly
James E Brown Et al
Sarah F Harmon
SR Clapp
Jon Howell
John W Muncy
Clyde P Muney
Marion E Campbell
Wr N Baker
Greencastle
Jachary Taylor
Samuel J Taylor
James Glidewell
Henry C Franklin
Jonathan S Gum
William Morehead Jr
Abekah Lodge Serves Two Course Dinner and Supper
The Abekah Lodge ladies invite a two course picken dinner and supper at Be Buxton building on February 22. Meals offered at 25 cents each.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Abekah Lodge
Hrs E B Fields Appears in Westerfield Record
In a brief item, Hrs E B Fields was seen in Westerfield on the first of the month, with local officials noting the appearance and expected next steps. The report provides limited specifics but confirms Fields’ presence in the town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. B. Fields
Wekteld
Local School Highlights And Resolutions Of Respect
The rural and high school system showcases strong attendance over 95 percent monthly and a three year high school course accepted by state normals for rural graduates. A church lecture by Dr. J T Muir drew a large audience. teachers prep for March exams. a resolution of respect honors Brother J L Kille of the Methodist church and Sunday School with sympathy extended to his family.
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P.of. E. M. Carter
State Department of Education
J. T. Muir
Baptist Church
State Normals
J. L. Kille
Methodist Episcopal Church
Lurie Wallace
Hattie Peters
Hattie Hersman
Boy Hums Ax Handle Try Ends Near Cut at Shop
Clay Gooch attempted to saw an ax handle in two at Moore’s blacksmith shop on Wednesday. The bandsaw jammed and the blade ran off its wheels, but Gooch escaped serious injury and reportedly does not want a saw for a collar.
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Clay Gooch
Moore
Roll of Honor Subscriptions Advance Since February Seventh
The Roll of Honor lists subscribers who have advanced their payments since February 7. Names include R. M. Cotter R. L. Gibson Kathryn Wilson Clay E. Johnson W. J. Ford A. R. Linhart Stephen Jerome J. T. Fleming Noah Head J. B. Chittum S. B. Shrock T. B. Abbott Noel Hubbard Daisy Pips Curtis Linhart Mrs. Anna Dodson W. E. Atherton Frank Tucker W. E. Davis M. Davis and L. W. Bingham.
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R. M. Cotter
R. L. Gibson
Kathryn Wilson
Clay E. Johnson
W. J. Ford
A. R. Linhart
Stephen Jerome
J. T. Fleming
Noah Head
J. B. Chittum
S. B. Shrock
T. B. Abbott
Noel Hubbard
Daisy Pi Ips
Curtis Linhart
Anna Dodson
W.E. Atherton
Frank Tucker
W. E. Davis
M. Davis
L. W. Bingham
Royal Neighbors Supper Set for March Fourth
The Royal Neighbors announce a supper event on Wednesday evening March 4 at 5 30 P M featuring chicken dressing gravy mashed potatoes potato and cabbage salads pickles bread lemon and fruit pie all for 25 cents. Everyone is invited.
Mr George Taylor Ill in Linneus Care
George Taylor remains confined to his room after a long illness. Friends express concern and wish him a speedy recovery with Dr Lane of Linneus serving as the attending physician.
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George Taylor
Lane of
Linneus
Our School and Town Pride Encourages Student Growth
Our town’s school stands as the pride of the community and shapes the future rulers through teaching first principles of good government. It ranks with the county’s best, and residents are urged to visit and support the teachers doing good work.
Death of Adam Porter at Ninety Two
Adam Porter of the Milan area died last Saturday at age ninety two. He had lived in the county for more than a generation and was known widely for his economy and property. He leaves a widow and eleven children, six sons and five daughters.
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Adam Porter
Milan
Mr. Porter
Private sale of household goods and two Jersey cows
Notice states a private sale of all or part of household goods furniture and fixtures and includes the sale of two Jersey cows owned by C A Fleming.
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C. A. Fleming
Court Minutes and Health Board Actions February 3 1908
Regular session details tax remissions corrections and bridge projects. The Board of Health declares smallpox quarantine with named families affected and exposure precautions. Also notes infirmary admissions and a dentist announces retirement and transfer of practice to Dr. J H Carter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. I. VanFoss
J. L. Clevenger
Hiram Lunsford
Swearengen
Mark Mairs
Lowing
A. Payne, Sr
O. P
O. C. Sears
Board of Health
J. J. VanFossen
L. Clevenger
Sullivan County
Towit
Wm. Tharp
C. H. Lawrence
Ray Lawrence
Frank
Edta
Ben
Annie
Mrs. Scobee
Mr. Sc
Bob Lawrence
Buck Woods
Joe McNabb
Mrs. McNabb
G. P. Bankus Beard
F. Davis Pool
H. Maire
J. Morelock
Jail Removal and Local Crime in Missouri Listings
Walter Fulcher, accused of attempting to cut his wife, was moved from the jail to Kirksville for safety after threats by local Black residents. The piece notes jail insecurity and mentions a court date in April, plus a bank explosion at Rich Hill and various local incidents across Missouri.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Fulcher
Swearengen
Kirksville
Fulcher
John O’payne
Farmers and Manufacturers Bank
Rich Hill
Robbery Hit Linneus Hardware and Grocery Stores
Robbers broke into J. M. Black's hardware store through the back door and J. P. Bradley's grocery via the rear window, taking a small amount from the cash drawer. A steel box with receipts was found nearby untouched. This marks a second recent robbery at Black's. local talent is suspected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. M. Black
J. P. Bradley
Mr. Black
First Snowfall Closes Roads Amid Drifting Winds
The first snow of the winter fell Monday and Tuesday, about six inches. Strong winds drifted the snow, making several roads nearly impassable and creating hazardous travel conditions.
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Paal
WC Anderson
AQ Anderson
Heaton
Tod
Anderson & Wf
Anderson
Green
Baker & Wf
Campbell
Klin Green
Roll of Honor
County Court Proceedings
Browning
J. H. Carter
Carter
State News
Russell Kneisley
Carroll County
Jefferson City
A. E. Wordie
Mansur Shields
Kneisley
Adrian
Macon County
Friends of Prohibition
Macon
Aurora
Marian Thomas
Monett
Harry Birke
Kansas City
Central High School
Otis Blaisdell
New York
United States
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