Ballard Notes Farmers Improve Roads and Local News
The town notes better road conditions as farmers drag roade around. Farview eachoor opened Monday with Wilma Pelley as teacher. Several residents attend Mr Evans sale. livestock sold well. Ralph Warford recovers. T D Embree buys two horses and sells one. Nannie Asbury sick in Warrensburg. Bease Hays visiting sister Mrs Stayton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farview
Wilma Pelley
A.C. Stuckey
Woodaon
Broaddus Place
Will Miller
Tom Mabrey
Clark
Newspapers Indicted For Detailing a Hanging in St Paul
The Ramsey County Grand Jury indicted the St Paul Dispatch St Paul Daily News and St Paul Pioneer Press for publishing more than a bare notice of an execution of William Williams on February 13 in St Paul The law has stood for years but this marks the first prosecution for alleged violation a misdemeanor and the papers are charged with printing lengthy stories of the hanging.
Good Roads for Bates County and Farm Supplies Shown
Bates County residents face muddy roads delaying crops as they await drier weather. In the meantime, the local store urges customers to visit and inspect its full line of farm salt and supplies, highlighting a range of celebrated farm products.
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Bates County
Small Pay For Lying And Averages Of Leaders
A column criticizes editors and politicians for salaries and behavior. Captain King of the St. Louis Globe Democrat laments his $5,000 yearly pay versus Morton earning $80,000 for limited hours. The piece also notes Garrett’s surprise win in Tennessee, and comments on General Hadley as a famed “camera fiend” amid a New York legal matter affecting Missourians.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Capt
King
St. Louis Globe Democrat
Morton
Warsaw
Hadley Ie
New York
Jevery Missourian
Peru Items Chronicle Local Movements and Events
Farmers move frequently as roads improve and health concerns prompt relocations. Several residents relocate to Morris, Fulton, New Mexico, Arizona, and Montana. Charlie Thomas returns from California. A masquerade party hosted by Mr and Mrs S N Ison ends in joy. Leela Thomas and Lun dey wed. Elijahes visits S M Ison. Mrs Jackson condition noted. Rev W F Baker preaches and plans final sermon this conference year. Rural route telephone line to connect Butler, Peru, and Pleasant Gap discussed with a meeting held and another planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Blough
Morris Place
Mr. Morris
Fulton
Matt Carroll
New Mexico
Arizona
John Gough
Montana
Charley Thomas Thaa
California
N. Isons
S. M. Ison
Peru
Unce&r Abs
Mingo Notes and Local Happenings
L L Coleman rented his farm and moved his family to Kansas to improve land for Lewis Jones. Ed Palmer has leased the Coleman property. Clark Scranton died at his Urich home after a long asthma battle and was buried in Cove Creek cemetery. A 60th birthday dinner for C N Page drew about twenty neighbors and a fine library fund benefit at McKinley school hosted by Stephen Smith. About $800 was raised for the library fund at the school event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. L. Coleman
Kansas
Lewis Jones
Foster
Palmer
Coleman
Clark Scranton
Urich
Cove Creek
C. N. Page
Township
McKinley School
Stephen Smith
Amsterdam Notes from the Enterprise
Jeffrie Holloway three died Tuesday noon of pneumonia. A H Hall bought the High and Walnut residence from J L Blake for 300 dollars. G T Finley bought the Feeback property north of town and will move in. Mr Feeback plans to relocate in California soon. D McBride was kicked in the back by a large dapple gray draft horse at Thor Green’s farm but suffered only a painful, non serious injury.
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Jeffrie Holloway
F. Holloway
A. H. Hall
High
Walnut
J. L. Blake
G. T. Finley
Feeback
California
D. ©. McBride
Thor. Green
McBride
Green Farm
County Court Meeting Settlements with Township Collectors
County courts in session this week focus on settlements with township collectors. On Monday and Tuesday the following were settled: J Seelinger of Summit township.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Seelinger
Summit Township
Union soldier Daniel Jones dies in Kokomo at 65
Obituary notes Daniel Jones of Kokomo Indiana aged 65 longtime member of the 72nd Indiana Receive Infantry and sole survivor of a 1865 capture detail. He helped identify the fugitive president of the Confederacy described as the old woman with bucket and shawl. Also included are unrelated legal notices and ads from Missouri and Illinois newspapers.
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Kokomo
Ind
Daniel Jones
Milesia
Jeff Davie
Jones
72Nd
Indiana
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Ballard Notes
Toho Deere Farm Machinery
North Atore
Deere
Deere Ranger
Bradley Implements
Peter Schuttler
Mitchell
Charter Nakr
Agenta
McVomick
Hardware, Groceries and Queensware
Bannett-Wheeler More. Co
Finis J. Garrett
Tennessee
Rice A. Pistes
Congress
Pierce
Garrett
Mingo Notes
Amsterdam
County Court Meeting
Butler
Zephyr Winghams
Michigan
Yale
Jack
General Jakeson
Monster
Nell
Artemus
LH. Allison
Butler, Mo
State OF Missouris
County of
Eaves
W. A. Rains
Hates
Towit
Sant Rita Fleher
Fredrick Melton
John Mette
Joel Melton
a —_ Kalina
Jesslow
A. Patterson
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