Local News From Amsterdam Enterprise
Mr Dick Crear made a flying trip to Butler and returned. Roy Cox and wife of Kansas City visit his father M. Cox and family. Mrs Hall Webb returns from Oklahoma trip. J A McColough and family visited son in law WT Stover Sunday. Jim Stein of Puiton Kansas was at Foster Saturday. Miss Lavenla Darby of Oklahoma visits brother J W Darby. The Costage Hotel lit by fire last Monday night about 2 o clock. Hal Jennings moved into Wingerd house. Miss Pearl Badgers spent a week in Rich HM and returned Saturday. Halloween produced several partygoers. Hiram White and Iris McBride wed in Bo ist, accompanied by Russell Armentrout Nellie Dye and Leslie Finley.
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Dick Crear
Butler
Roy Cox
Kansas City
M. Cox
Hall Webb
Oklahoma
J. A. McColough
J. W. Darby
Costage
Hal Jennings
Wingerd
Hiram White
Misa Iris McBride
Bo Ist
Russell Armentrout
Misa Nellie Dye
Leslie Finley
Amaterdam Enterprise
Dr. Smith
Harepent
Parktown
Allen
Court House
Mayfield
Virginia Christian Church
Darr
Aaron
Virginia News Roundup Includes Sales Moves and Local Notices
Mr Kellogg hosts a large sale on the Cap Nickels farm before moving to Kansas. Mrs Judge Harper gains slowly while Verna Miller visits Kansas City, and Will Barnhars plans a local sawmill. Misdirected notes mention Prohibition events, church Endeavor meetings, and a Christian Science treatment.
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Mr. Kellogg
Kansas
Virginia
Lose & Wood
Andrew Simpson
Mingo and North East Bates duck hunting meeting notes
Local items report duck hunting as the current attraction with notices of patrons urged to attend a parental meeting at the school Friday evening November 6 1908 to foster closer ties with school work. The piece notes hog marketing in Creshton and discusses statewide school supervision and education standards.
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E. Smith
Messrs. Compton
Grooms and Gooch
Creshton
W W Ferguson Elected At Missouri Bankers Meeting
At the annual Group Nine meeting of the Missouri state bankers association in Clinton on Tuesday W W Ferguson named president of the F deter ao Ah Dektte Citi sens' bank of Windsor chosen secretary.
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Missouri State Bankers Association
Clinton
Tuesda
W. W. Ferguson
F. Deter Ao Ah. Dektte Citisens’ Bank of Windsor
Southwest Summit News Patchy Winter Snippet
Local notes report Arthur Ash wintering in northern Idaho and Indian Summer returning after rain and snow. A two year old child of Mr and Mrs Ison died suddenly last Saturday and was buried Sunday. Sympathies extended to the family. Miss Bard prepares for an event Friday evening Nov Lista. Halloween items include jack o lanterns, an orchestra performance, and the song I'm Afraid to go Home to the Dark. C Wheaton builds a new roof, corn husking underway, Parker and son visit former neighbors in Manhattan. Post election talk centers on turkey meals. Lee Browning sells farm at 6250 per acre. John Hines and Etta Sevier sail into life's ocean last Friday evening.
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Arthur Ash
Idaho
Hwerse
U.S. Ison
Miss Bard
Dreamland
C. Wheaton
G. R. Parker and Son
Manhattan
Kans
C.D. Batley
Lee Browning
John Hines
Etta Sevier
Iife
Cass County Rock Road Near Pleasant Hill Progress
Pleasant Hill Missouri progresses on the four mile rock road to the Jackson county line. Two miles completed and the last two miles under contract. Total cost about 20000 dollars. 12000 dollars raised via subscription. state funds cover the rest. Road expected to reach four miles south of Cockrell and into Jackson county. county court pledge may spur a connection with Pleasant Hill.
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Pleasant Hill
Navy
Jackson County
Lessant Hill
Cockrell
Taft Defeated in Missouri as Stone Leads Folk
Unofficial press time reports show Taft elected President with Democrats carrying New York Ohio West Virginia Indiana Illinois and Bryan favored in his home state Missouri vote. Senator Stone defeats Folk by strong margin in primary and Bates county gives Stone about two hundred. Sheriff race favors Bulock by just over one hundred. Bates County Court remains Democratic with Hyde and Waddock reelected.
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Taft
New York
Ohio
Weet Va
Indiana
Iilinole
Bryan
Missouri
Stone
Folk
Bates County
Mb. Pleasant
Bates
W.d. Bullock
Hyde
Waddock
Las Srm
Lang
Cowherd
Hailey
Congress
DeArmond
Asheson
Lowy Wilcox
Dawson
Templeton
Bullock Area
Beard
Coleman
Sheriff
Hudson Townellp
Bates County Vote Report Oddities After Preemption
Bates County conducts a municipal vote with all precedents set except Hudson as communities navigate ballot timing and eligibility rules leaving local officials to resolve motions and questions about election authority and process.
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Hudson
Press Dawn Hints Hadley Victory In Late Returns
Early returns suggest a Hadley win with a remote chance Republicans might seize the legislature as results come in. The tone is cautious about the final outcome amid tightening race dynamics and lingering uncertainty.
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Hadley
Local Births and Visits Highlight Small-Town News
From the Post, Born, to Mr. and Mrs. Clark Taylor, a fine baby boy born at the home of Mrs. Taylor's father James Rush. Mr. and Mrs. Nelson Allman return from a visit in Oregon County Missouri with Denney family. Albert Morwood returned from Arlington Colorado after a Denver visit. Mr. and Mrs. Elzie Roberts visiting relatives here and plan to locate in Hume where Roberts will run a barber shop. Sage is at the Nelson Cole home helping Cole, who has been sick but is improving.
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Clark Taylor
Denver
Elzie Roberts
Hume
Roberta
Nelson Cole
Cole
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R. C. Carr
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Will Archer
Kinfolke
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Fred Garner
Christian Sciences
W. W. Park
Mingo and
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