Wanrip Stock for Pasture and Jacks Claim Supremacy
Wanrip Stock advertises pasture for cattle at 40 cents per head per month through HM BALL of Rich Hill Missouri. Jones Bros promotes three largest jacks in the state and an all purpose stallion weighing about 1500 pounds, challenging competitors. A humorous note from Willie Clouse mentions a hen eager to reach market, with a buggy ride to town. Local gossip notes Miss Fay Foster of Harrisonville and Mattie Clay of Butler visiting Bell system hello girls Grace Brown and Georgia Davie-Rich Hill Review 4th.
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HM. Ball
Rich Hill
Jones Bros
Fay Foster
Harrisonville
Mattie Clay
Butler
Hello” Girls
The
Bell System
Questa
Grace Brown
Georgia Davie
Rich Hill Review
High School Invited to Christian Church Service
The Christian church hosts next Sunday services at 10 45 a m led by Elder E H Williams on the theme Gods Endeavor to Educate the World The invitation extends to high and public school students with Sunday school at 9 30 a m Junior Endeavor at 3 00 p m and Y P S C E at 6 30 p m Everyone is welcome
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Christian Church
H. Williamson
Prairie Farmers Mutual Fire Insurance Ad
Insure your property with the Prairie Farmers Mutual Fire Insurance Co. C. Hint, Secy., 27-3m Papinville, Mo.
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Prairie Farmers Mutual’ Fire Insurance Co
Papinville, Mo
Noted preacher Dr. Palmore to lecture on Alaska
Dr. W. B. Palmore, editor of the Christian Advocate, will lecture at the city opera house next Monday evening May 11 for the South Methodist church. His talk, titled Alaska, draws on his study of the region's climate, industry, and metallurgy and promises vivid word painting.
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W. B. Palmore
Christian Advocate
South Methodist Church
Alaska
Uncle Sam
Confederate Veterans Reunion Travel Rate Announced
Adjutant C F Smith of Marmaduke Camp notes an extended rate offer for the 18th annual United Confederate Veterans reunion. Frisco System provides a one cent per mile rate from Kansas City to New Orleans and return, not to exceed 18.10, via Memphis and Illinois Central, with a May 17 departure at 6:30 p m. Sleeper and chair car available. berth rates listed from Kansas City and St Louis to New Orleans. James Donohue and Jon C Landis are contact points for booking.
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Marmaduke Camp
U.C. V
Missouri
Frisco
Kansas City
New Orleans
United Confederate Veterans
Memphis
Illinois Central
Jas. Donohue
Frisco System
St. Louis
Jon C. Landis
Adj
Gene
May term Bates county court debates bridge needs
The Bates county regular May term, with Presiding Judge McFadden and Judges March and Bruce, heard petitions from many townships for new bridges driven by rural delivery growth. The court pledged to prioritize the worst needs as funds permit, with early spring bridge orders already in place and a demand for road work rising from diverse delegations.
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Bates County Court
McFadden
March
Bruce
Hunt
Jones Bros Buy Jack From Artman Colyer
Jones Bros three miles south of Butler purchased a jack from Artman and Colyer for 1200 dollars.
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Jones Bros
Butler
Artman & Colyer
Judge Marcum Slain Amid Eastern Kentucky Feud
Lexington, May 4 A U S commissioner and former Jackson city judge James B. Marcum was shot dead at the courthouse door in Jackson. The killing deepens the long running Hargis Cockrill feud in eastern Kentucky, which has claimed many lives in the past year. Marcum, once a Cockrill ally, had survived earlier threats and barricaded himself for 72 days before returning to contest a political race. The assassination sparks fears of a renewed bloody conflict in the region.
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James B. Marcum
United States
Kentucky
Jackson
Court of Appeals
Hargis
Cockrill
Marcum
John G. Hargin
Jerre Cardwell
Hargin
Fough
Terry Aith Davis
Short Horn bulls for sale at farm near town
Two Short Horn bulls aged 14 and 16 months priced at 50 and 60 dollars respectively. Sired by Patch Bull. Location one mile west of town at nine. Willing to deliver on request. Phone or landline details not provided.
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Patch
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