Taxable Wealth of Bates County 1907 Abstract
Aggregate abstract of Bates County Missouri showing personal and real estate taxable property and revaluation as of June 1 1907 for 1908. Excludes railroad telegraph telephone and merchants assessments. total likely over eleven million dollars in taxable wealth for the county.
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Bates County
Bates
Missouri
Virginia Prohibition Meeting Attracts Big Preacher Visit
Mrs John Sparks ill Sunday afternoon with Dr Smith called. Hogland from Amsterdam attended church in Virginia. Ettie Femuliner from Bethel stayed with parents in Garden City. Rev O Brien from Shelbyville closed meeting, Rev Allen from Butler preached weakly. Prohibition sermon described as protracted. many notes on large preachers and spiritual stature. Myrtle Johnson visited Mrs Noland staying with a sick mother.
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Kias Hogland
Amsterdam
Mise Ettie Femuliner
Bethel
Garden City
O'Brien
Shelbyville
Allen
Butler
O' Brien
Virginia
Myrtle Johnson
Missouri Farmer Dies From Poison
James Hinkle, a Benton County farmer, was found dead two miles south of Benton from suspected strychnine poisoning. A coroner’s jury ruled death caused by poison after several neighbors shared a meal at his home. Duvall of Perc y, Ill., is jailed as a suspect. requisition papers will bring him to Set s county. The report notes coffee preferences at the meal and a lingering illness for Hinkle.
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Benton
James Hinkle
Scots County
Hinkte
Duvall
Ander
Percy
Ill
Sets
Hinkle
Arthur Thomas
Chas Brisce
Fred Speake
Texas
Vout
Barton Briscoe
Atlason Woodfin
Jennie Darby
Cobb
Alestant Trecia Lake
Independence
Vinnie Davis
Louisville
Colu
Delog
Prancis Campbell
Selon
Bush
Topay
Vee
Aaron
Topsy
Wren
Ifsie
Passaic Notes on Weather, Travel, and Local Activities
The column reports unusually nice weather for the time of year with good road conditions. Rev. Clendening returned from a protracted meeting near Rich Hill, then left for Altona and came back Monday. Mrs. George Brummett and Tommy visited Butler for trading. Local Sunday School interest grows and Epworth League seeks support. Mrs. Clendening traded in town, and Nora Fisher oversees a progressing school.
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Jackson County
Clendening
Rich Hill
Altona
George Brummett
Tommy
Butler
Rosier
Epworth
Foster items and visitors noted in Kansas City visit
Local notes describe Mrs Jove Quintin and son Jake visiting from Kansas City for several days to see her parents Mr and Mrs Badgett. Eula Steele returns home from the city to visit her father Walker Steele. Leila Morris goes home to BiDorado Springs Missouri after four months with her grandmother Mrs Alpha Briscoe. An assorted parade of relatives and neighbors are mentioned with illness updates and social calls across the area.
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Ing
Geo. Rabel
Julius Heckador
Revely
John
John Cope
Geo
New Home
Peter Crooks
Boye
Fadden Hall
Frank
Charley Heckadon
Revealy
Juliue Heckadon
Geo Zinnie
Geo. Lockridge
May Baum
Paesale
Robert McUann
Aaron
Geo. Pilgrim
Cantara
Cal
Virginia
Dick Holloway
Kansas
Kloe Mound
Revere Metantr
McCanno
Falke
Charlotte Township
Youathan
Dick Wolfe
Jove Quintin
Jake
Kansas City
Mre. Badgett
Eula Steele
Walker Steele
Leila Morris
biDorado Springs
Alpha Briscoe
Inet
Tom Budgets
New Time
Elation Tomer Tots Sarring
Elmer Loughlin
Explosion at Rich Hill office shocks town
An attempted Sunday evening dynamite blast at the Rich Hill Enterprise office caused windows to blow out and light damage. Local paper The Review condemns the act, notes few injuries, and urges condemnation of such dastardly deeds by responsible citizens and leaders.
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Duat
Wiseman
Ian
Rich Hill Boys in Trouble Over Caboose Shooting
Arthur Boots and John Hudson, both about 16, were arrested at ElDorado Springs on charges of shooting at a Missouri Pacific caboose where eight staff were aboard. A rifle round narrowly missed Roadmaster O Laughlin. Boot's bond was $150 and Hudson's $100. Hearing set for February 25. arraignments occurred before Judge Caldwell with not guilty pleas.
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Arthur Boots
ElDorado Springs
Missouri Pacific Railroad
O' Laughlin
Stangle
ElDorado
John Hudson
Missouri Pacific
Caldwell
Boots
Appearance Bond
Hudson
Buller Taxes and Local Tax Office Notices
Tax notices and local financial updates discuss Buller authorities. Thieshir Cecks tr titre tiny nite and related phrases suggest tax assessment or enforcement items. The fragment references UT art and Stathonery Seere, with unclear dates or participants, but points to a municipal fiscal context and possible public notices.
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Thieshir
Bed spring boast from Butler dealer endures decades
A fragmentary testimonial from a former Butler resident now in Montana touts a bed spring sold by A. H. Culver at the Butler storefront. It claims the spring lasted 27 years with upgrades and notes past sales to local families Frisell, Clark, Pace, Power, Wade, Hartwell, Tygard, and Hotel Pennella beds. The piece promotes the spring as superior and affordable with regional pricing history.
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Fron Ber
Joba Smifihe
Caizen Wl Butler
Larth Gator Montana
ATD
John T
Frisell
Clark
Pace
Power
Wade
Hartwell
Tygard
F. J. Tygard
Butler
Hotel Pennella
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John Sparks
Aick Het
Dr. Smith
Park
Albert Allen
Garden Clisy
Csme
Miss Deardoff
Mr. Radford
Geo. Williams
Merwit
Lewla Eichler
Henry Wilcox
Tuesaday
Archie
Case County
Sam Levy
Merc
Foster
Topey
Marin
Enterprise Office
Rich Hill Boys
Premida Te Wapans
A. H. Culver