Porter-Egglestor United in Marriage at Charlotte
Clarence Porter of near Lawton Oklahoma and Miss Pearl Fr Gjelesos were married at the bride's parents home in Charlotte Two on a Wednesday evening January 1 108 by Rev W F Baker of Amsterdam in the presence of about five relatives and friends. Miss Leonila Alison played the wedding march. A formal reception followed with evergreen and wedding bell decor and a sumptous dinner. The brides mother helped entertain with Mrs J H Allison and Mrs T A Frazee assisting. The bride wore white satin and Venetian lace over blue satin. the groom wore a conventional black. Porter, formerly of Charlotte township, now farms near Lawton. The couple will reside near Lawton after February 1st and carry best wishes from many friends. A guest attended with presents received.
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Clarence Porter
Lawton
Okla
Misa Pearl
Gjelesos
J. W. Emeleson
Charlotte
W. F. Baker
Amsterdam
Leonlae Alison
J. H. Allison
T. A. Frazee
Porter
Charlotte Township
Fair Directors Elected
Bates County Fair association stockholders met at the court base on January 15 to choose directors for the coming year. Elected were W. H. Dunn J. St. Simpson J. R. B. Baum J. J. McKee Emmet Hook N. B. McFarland G. P. Wyatt ROA Pigott J. W. McMadden J B Armstrong J. G. Walker P. Powell and J. A Elgin. A February 15 meeting will select officers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bates County Fair Association
Court Base
W. H. Dunn
J. St. Simpson
J. RB. Baum
J. J. McKee
Emmet Hook
N. B.mcfarland
G. P. Wyatt
Roa. Pigott
J. W. McMadden
J B Armstrong
J. G. Walker
P. Powell
Local News Briefs From Urieh Merald Parish
Mrs K K Godwin is numbered among the sick. Wealey Dales have a new four room cottage ready. Luther Pox traveled to Kansas City for illness in a brother family. Glass Ade plans immediate move to Kansas for a future home. Guss will drive, Ada and children go by train. Albert Edrington and wife welcomed a baby boy born January 8. Mother and babe well. Grandpa Sims slightly improving. Harve Harness moved to a farm near Johnstown. G W Hart remains bedfast with rheumatism for five weeks and in pain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
K. K. Godwin
Wealey Dales
Luther Pox
Kansas City
Flness
Glass Ade
Kansas
Guss
Ada
Albert Edrington
Babe
Grandpa Sims
Buster Brown
Harve Harness
Mingo
Johnstown
Harve
Warrant Call Notice From Bates County Treasurer
Notice to holders of Bates County warrants that I am prepared to pay warrants in Contingent fund numbers 199 201 202 protested February 5th 1907 Salary fund warrants including June 20th 1907 protested Bridge fund warrants protested up to and including 1907 All other warrants to date and after January 22nd 1908 interest will cease on above warrants W R Bet County Treasurer
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Bates County
W.R. Bet
Yield of a Steer and Dressed Weight Percentages
The article lists typical dressed weight yields for beef cuts from a steer. Round numbers simplify memory: loin 15 percent ribs 10 percent rounds 21 percent chuck 9 percent plates 16 percent shanks 4 percent. kidney .25 percent sausage meat 1.50 percent tankage 2 percent. total losses 0.25 percent. Excerpt discusses profitability of proper cutting and yield guidance.
Fire Damages Miecourt Colony. Doctor Rescues 126 Inmates
Marshall Mo Jan 20 two cottages of the Miecourt Colony for the Feeble Minded and Epileptics burned at about 10 am. Loss set at 40000 with no insurance. Superintendent Dr William L Wilsington directed evacuations, rescuing 126 inmates and averting loss of life. Philadelphia Pa Jan 20 Charles Emery Smith longtime editor of the Philadelphia Press and former minister to Russia died at 65 from heart disease at his home.
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Marshall, Mo
Miecourt Colony
Doetor
Philadelphia
Charles Emery Smith
The
Philadelphia Press
Russia
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Iereay
Butler
Bates
SAM Levy Mercantile CO
Adair Dry Goods CO
Hill's Cash Store
Walker
McKibben Merco
Butler, Missouri
Oklo
Charlotte Townships
J. Williams
G. W. Hart
William L Wilsington
Charles E. Smith
Deacon Bros. & Co
Surrey
Stanhope
E.A. Bennett
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