Capital and Abstracts Offered in Bates County
Capital, surplus and profits amount to 68300.00 and ready money is available to loan on farms in Vernon and Barton counties Missouri at the lowest rates. Land owners should call for rates before borrowing elsewhere. A full abstract of title to every tract in Bates County is kept current from the U.S. patent to date, with reliable abstracts at reasonable prices.
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Vernon
Barton
Missouri
Bates County
U.S
Passaic Breathers and Local News Snapshot
J W Packer bought a pony for his boy last week. Al Shater rode by J S Baum’s to see the machine shear sheep. Mrs E P Mosier visited her sister in Butler. Albert Jenkins, 82, returned from Lafayette County where he taught. Geo Long and son Ray plow corn. H Wilcox had visitors. Mrs Blew and a Gregory baby were on the sick list. Conklin’s land yields a large spring crop. Keirner and Os Yates report fine crops. Graze has a fine rye and beardee wheat ready for the sickle. Record: Robinson traveled south with W. and Harry runs the shop. Pred Hardin visited to get the Daily, old Republic on Sunday. A child of Mr McCann and another at Os Kendrick’s. Adrian trip for a church event.
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J.W. Packer
al. Shater
J. St. Baum
Bob Wright
Albert Jenkins
Lafayette County
Geo. Long
Ray
H. Wilcox
Mrs. Blew
Mra. Gregory
Naha Creek
Monier
Chas
Conklin
Sunder Cening Robinson
Harry
Pany
the Republic
McCann Haa
Os Kendrick
Ker
Adrian
John Krinn
Three Years Then Paroled for Burglary
Jas Martin of Springfield NL received a three year sentence from Judge Graves for burglary and was paroled on good behavior. He came to Clinton a winter wreck from cocaine use, stole clothes from Prof Faris to buy drugs, and was confined, treated by Dr Poague, and cured of the habit. The sight of prison doors is hoped to keep him abstinent.
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Jas. Martin
Springfield
Poague
Clinton Tribune
Dr King’s New Discovery for Consumption Review
It explains how the remedy cures lingering start ling coughs by draining phlegm and mucus and enriching the blood. The text claims it heals inflamed throats and lung troubles and promises relief for hard coughs. Trial bottles are free at H. L. Tucker’s with guaranteed 50 cent and one dollar bottles available.
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Dr. King
Eng
H. L. Tucker's
Flood Reaches Ponca Reservation In Oklahoma
A May 17 flood on the Ponca Indian reservation in Guthrie Oklahoma swelled creeks and rivers washing away several bridges forcing residents to flee to high ground and destroying homes foundations. A son of John Palmer drowned and reports say some Ponca people were killed. Roads and ropes were damaged by the flood.
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Guthrie
C. T
Ponca Indian Reservation
John Palmer
Arope
Holds Up a Congressman at End of Cam Writes Champ Clark
Missouri congressman Champ Clark describes overwork and nervous tension from campaigning. He credits electric bitters with restoring health after sleepless nights and bodily fatigue, saying the remedy helped his condition and energy while on the road.
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Champ Clark
Missourih
Virginia town to host ice cream supper and band concert
In Virginia on Tuesday May 27 a cornets band will give an ice cream supper and band concert. People are invited to attend. Ed Dudley of Amsterdam visited Virginia Friday and locals met Virginians at The Times last Thursday. George visited Parktown Saturday night. Washington Park born in Hampshire county West Virginia August 21 1824 died May 11 1902 married Martha Davis of Highland County Virginia. He moved from Virginia to Bates county in 1856, lived near Win Simsop’s farm, fled to Kansas during the war, and returned. Funeral for Washington Park was conducted by Rev Niblack and others with Psalms 37. The obituary notes his reform zeal and his support for prohibition. last line references his burial in Virginia.
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Virginia Cornet Band
Virginia
James Beckett
Wesn
Hanmlon Col Sharp
Ed Dudley
Amsterdam
George
Parktown
Washington Park
Hampshire County
West Va
Martha Davis
Highland County
John
Rachel
Geo
Pele
Rich Hill
Augusta
Ohio
Bates County
Minami Creek
Win
Siampson
John Wesley
M. E. Church
Prohibition Party
Niblack
Jones
Butler
Carpenter
Peoria visitors spend days with local kin
Dr. A. L. McFadden and daughter Miss Goldie of Peoria visited relatives here. They traveled from a long stay with many social contacts, noting Goldie’s growth since moving away 15 years ago. The narrative highlights family ties and social ties in the town.
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A. L. McFadden
Miss Goldie
Peoria
Lil
Goldie
Elkhart Farmers Plow and Church News
Farmers in the Elkhart area plow corn flax and oats look well. Church notes report Amster dam attendance, Mt Vernon appointment next Sunday, and several visits from locals. Kennedy and Alexander buy produce at top market price. Children’s Day planned at Mt Vernon Baptist with a cool program. Various social visits and trips are listed including Mrs Couchman Warrensboro and Miss Milligan’s schooling progress.
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Dane
J. St. Scott
Butler
Warrensboro
Geo
Allen
Maddy
Anton Crumley
Angelia Milligan
the Oak
County at Large and Local Notes Roundup
County at Large by N M Nestlerode covers farm notes and local happenings. Corn is coming up well with two year old corn noted as promising. Wim F Stephens hosted a dance for FL Landreth of Kansas. Roads improved under Mr Williams in Summit township. An exchange offer cites an organ for livestock. Orville Staffin injured his heel. a boy injured a foot on a disc harrow. F M Keeton has 50 acres of corn plowing. Voncord school progress under Guy Park teacher. N M Gregory’s ill baby taken to Passaic for treatment. Henry Woodson dies at 23 of consumption. Jim Welch seen boggy riding. Grace Cassity closes nine months of school with treats. Grace praised as No 1 teacher. Directors plan next year’s teaching post. Vandriff recommends planting cow peas, flax, beans or turnips to enrich land.
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Tom Beoner
Wim F. Stephens
FL Landreth
Kansas
Williams
Summit Township
Orville Staffin
Arthur Westover
F. M. Keeton
Voncord
Guy Park
N. M. Gregory
Passaic
Dr. McParland
Henry Woodson
Jim Welch
Plunkett
Liv
Grace Cassity
Miss Girace
Vandriff
Spring Medicine Against The Season Of Ills
Spring medicine is needed as blood grows impure and weak through winter. Pimples eruptions and lack of vitality signal poor health. Loss of appetite and diminished strength follow, leaving the body without animation and vigor.
Hood's Sarsaparilla and Pills Advertised Cures
An advertisement touts Hood's Sarsaparilla and Hood's Pills as blood purifiers that create vitality and cure eruptions. It urges whole families to begin taking them, claiming prior positive results for a household. The text includes a testimonial fragment about personal use.
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Hood
We Are Still On Deck Quiet Amid Busy Selling
A brief item notes that people remain quiet not from lack of ideas but due to being occupied with intense selling activity, implying a busy market or sales push without detailing participants or results.
Milwaukee binder and buggy emporium sells popular items
The note advertises Milwaukee brand binders praised for balance and ease of use with features like a one lever height adjuster and self balanced reel. It claims 15 harvests with no tieing changes and boasts five sales in thirty minutes. The shop plans a passenger elevator to move customers to the buggy showroom and emphasizes durability of Anchor buggies with warranty.
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Milwaukee
Deacon Heinlien
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