Mullanphy Releaf Fund Through Century And A Half
This week marks the June 19 anniversary of Bryan Mullanphy 1851 probate and his will creating the Mullanphy Emigrant Relief Fund. The fund has sparked long legal battles as heirs and city officials disputed its scope while emigrants faced cholera and poverty in St Louis. The trust of about 500000 dollars grew to over 1 million by 1930 amid court challenges reflecting shifts in westward migration and Mullanphy’s complex legacy.
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Mullanphy
United States
Bryan Mullanphy
St. Louis
California
France
England
Europe
New Orleans
Bryan
Sis
Notice to Creditors of Farmers Exchange Bank Browning Mo
Notice to creditors of the Farmers Exchange Bank Browning Missouri dated April 14 1933. Creditors must present claims with proof within four months at the bank in Browning Missouri. last date for proofs is August 14 1933. O H Moberly Commissioner of Finance Missouri in charge. C A Johnson Special Deputy Commissioner.
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Farmers Exchange Bank of
Browning
Missouri
O. H. Moberly
State of
Farmers Exchange Bank
C. A. Johnson
Rain Needed For Potato Crop And Local Rodeo Tale
The report laments drought hurting taters and sweet corn while noting a recent rodeo at North Salem drew a good crowd. A long family gathering near Friday night included Harry and Jim Deskins and many relatives with food, music, and homemade ice cream, estimate 250 attendees and 35 babies.
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North Salem
Harry Deskins
Jim Deskins
Hanman
Ed Lambert
Deskins
Lambert
Fred Deskins
Jerald
Richard Lee
Bettie June
Earl Deskins
Bettie Jo
Charles Deskins
Iola
Emmet
Woodrow
Margaret
Thelma
Jim
Wilma
Edwin
Walter
Blanch
Allen
Dorothy
Eldon
Richard
Frank Tucker
Devaugn
Noel Cordray
Oren Cordray
Robert
Orval Hampton
Bobbie
Barbara
Belle Spencer
Clara Hanman
Lucille
Imogene
Jim Elliott
Winigan
Tom Crist
Elec
Let's Go Fishin in Marmaduke Camp Local Notes
Missouri readers share light hearted verse and social roundups. Lloyd Cordray family and others visited friends during the weekend with ice cream socials and Sunday gatherings. The column closes with a reflective question about choices.
Poison Ivy Remedies and Field Notes From Missouri
Dr James F Couch recommends permanganate potash for treating poison ivy and oxalic acid as an alternative. A preventive wash by Dr Jas B McNair uses ferric chloride in water glycerine. Missouri Field Trails Association meets later in October at Sturgeon with bird dog trials and a derby. Reporter J W Stevenson notes a Current River float trip with bass catches and the Gasconade River bass lure. Radio Station WOS dedicates time to Game and Fish. gigging rules clarified by Gilbert Lamb assistant attorney general.
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James F. Couch
U.S. Department of Agriculture
Jas. B. McNair
Field Museum
Chicago
Missouri Field Trails Association
Sturgeon
Boone County
Chas
P. Palmer
Gilbert Lamb
Peter H. Huck
Ste. Genevieve County
Missouri
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Missouri Game and Fish News
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Bill
North East Linn
Lloyd Cordray
Floyd Brantner
Ben Purdin
Perry Christian
Sam Franklin
Charley Cordray
Allen Sill
Edgar McCollum
Antone
Carl
Leo Sattman
Helen
Virginia Cordray
Charley Pearler
Frank Cattey
Earl Abbott
Carl Farson
Ralley Bailey
Darline Millican
J. W. Stevenson
The
Glasgow Missourian
Big Spring
van Buren
Carter
Ripley
Stevenson
W. W
Pete) Sutton
Gasconade River
WOS
Jefferson City
Game and Fish Department
Uniai
H. M.§derson
Iowa Game Fish Commission
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