Real Estate Transfers and Fragmented Property Additions
A long list of real estate transfers and lot additions across multiple properties and owners is recorded, noting transfers such as Poors to Poore, Strahl to Clemence, and numerous parcels in Amores, Pleasant Gap, and Adrian with prices and lot numbers. The text also contains a stray promotional line for Stomach Tablets from a Missouri company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alexander Poors
Avkison Park
Huntler
L& Stichardson
Es Alto
Kirkpatrick
Merwin
Melvin P& Ernest F
Lone
AG & N
Gander
Pleasant Gap
Steack
Walker Jos
Town
Odd
Mlb
HAL
Monek
Fleming Lote
Sb AG
Harriet B
Conrad
Cole
Butler
Larkin M Martin
Larkin
Neill Martin
Amores
Onte
Bad cut at work by sharp instrument incident
Frank Moulléy, a fireman with the Mo. Pac car repair crew, sustained a serious cut at the job. While chewing a piece of timber, a sharp tool slipped from the stick and pierced the left leg above the ankle, making a several inch gash to the bone. Det. Allen, the company physician, dressed the wound.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Moulléy
Mo. Pac
Det. Allen
Phyetician
Kichel Review
Set Ways of a Setting Hen and Catarrh Cure Tale
A humorous aside by J Allen Prewitt describing a persistent setting hen and a catarrh cure advertisement. The piece blends a county life anecdote with an old patent medicine pitch. It notes eight months of effort to break the hen from setting and ends with a promotion of Hall's Catarrh Cure by F J Cheney & Co, Toledo Ohio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Allen Prewitt
Independence
Mre
Prewitt
Rolla
F. J. Cheney & Co
Toledo
Ohio
Tla
Addreas
Green Worm Invasion Threatens Sedalia Trees
Sedalia residents face an army of green worms already damaging foliage in western Sedalia. Reports say each infected cluster contains thousands of insects and they defoliate trees completely. Authorities and property owners urged to act quickly to curb the destruction.
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Sedalia
Where Bullets Flew David Parker Civil War Veteran
Fayette N Y resident David Parker a Civil War veteran who lost a foot at Gettysburg recounts recovery with Electric Bitters after failing stomach treatments. He says the tonic kept him strong and well and cites value beyond medical costs. 50 cents at Frank T Clay's drug store.
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David Parker
Fayette, N.Y
Gettysburg
Frank T. Clay
Marriage Licenses for James Cameron and Mary Foster
The notice lists marriage licenses for James F. Cameron of Johnstown and Mary A. Foster of Spruce, Wesley Arrasmith of Rich Hill with Panzy Jones of Rich Hill, Robt. Trarbull of Lincoln Nebraska with Mattie G. Piggott of Butler, Noble C. Covey of Maryville Missouri with Anna May Worst of Maryville Missouri.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James F. Cameron
Johnstown
Mary A. Foster
Spruce
Wesley Arrasmith
Rich Hill
Panzy Jones
Trarbull
Lincoln
Mattie G. Piggott
Butler
Noble C. Covey
Maryville, Mo
Anna May Worst
Fattening Turkeys For Market In Modern Farms
Ruralist explains how to fatten turkeys for Thanksgiving markets with a plan mixing barley meal and corn meal, mashed potatoes with skim milk, and butcher scraps. Advice covers daily feeding, water access, and confinement to boost bulk and appearance for higher prices and better reputation.
Gumption on the Farm From Farm Journal October
Advice for farmers on yard care, barn repairs, land drainage, fence and grain drill maintenance. Encourages planting, office setup, voting for farmer officials, and autumn mowing to prevent rodent infestation and protect next year’s crop.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farm Journal
Didn't Practice His Preach
A grocer scolds his new boy on care while a fly lands on sugar. He swats the fly and discards it, prompting the boy to quip that the grocer sets a bad example. The boy argues the unbrushed fly remains a bad model for diligence.
Parker Deceased Probate Court Order of Publication
In the Probate Court for the County of Hates August term 108 Parker Deceased Frap Allen Administrator an order of publication issued for legal notice regarding the estate proceedings in Batwa County.
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County of Batwa
Sheriff Sale Notice in Bates County Missouri 1908
The sheriff's sale under a special execution of the Bates County circuit court returns to October term 1908. Real estate includes 80 acres in multiple parcels across sections 32 34 35 42 township 42 range 32. Sale at the east courthouse door in Butler on October 6, 1908 between 9 am and 5 pm to satisfy the judgment in favor of the State of Missouri against John M Steinicke. F. Bear sheriff.
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Circuit Court
Hates County
Tome
Yancy C. Comba
Bates County
Missouri
John NM. Sivinick
John M’ Steinicke
Titty Tee Ibs
Tirty
Fary-Two
Mingouri
East Court House
Butler
Bates
Pullcven
F. Bear Sherif
Notice of Distribution in Branham Hill Estate
Heirs at law and all interested in the estate of Branham Hill deceased are notified that John C. Hayes as administrator de bonis non with will annexed intends to apply to the Bates County Missouri Probate Court at Butler for an order to distribute funds in his hands. The term begins Monday November 9 1908 and continues as soon thereafter as heard.
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Frank Allen
George Parker
Sali
Bates County
Missouri
Hates County
State OF Missouri
Bates
A. Silvers
Butler
LiVie
Silvers
Branham Hill
Thad
John C. Hayes
de Bonis
Eatate
Ite
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