Real Estate Transfers list wide assortment of deeds
Real estate transfer notes show numerous warranty deeds between individuals and entities. Transactions include Fionte Cooper to Kirk Leone Oak, Burris to Stevenson, Dew Avanee Land Co. parcels across multiple sections in Lone Oak and Pleasant Gap townships, and Blake to Frowee, plus Darrell Duvall, P Nelson, and others. Amounts cited include 32500 and 1300 with various lot and block references, and multiple parcel descriptions across towns, adding up to a busy transfer list of deeds and property interests.
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Fionte E Cooper
Kirk Theawe
Leone Oak
Sir
Life Insurance Insight on Bank Deposit Guarantees
Congressman Charles N. Fowler of New Jersey argues for a bank deposit guarantee, comparing it to life insurance. He claims the Fowler bill would place about seven hundred million in the U.S. treasury to insure deposits, preventing panics in national banks and securing depositors.
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Charles N. Fowler
New Jersey
Committee On Banking and Currency
United States
United States Treasury
Changed His Mind on Bryan Candidacy For Denver Convention
Herman Ridder and Trent New York Democrats report opposition to Bryan at first then back him after careful review. Ridder says his group now believes the Democratic ticket will win this fall, citing nationwide resentment of Republicans over tariff policy and planned campaigning from Chicago to New York and the East. He notes Germans are largely backing the Democratic ticket.
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Bryan
Denver
Herman Ridder
Prom Trent
New York T Denocray
Ridder
Chicago
New York
Kern
Fatal Feud in Ozarks Ends in Death and Wounding
In the Ozarks near Prestonia Arkansas one mile from the Missouri line a feud left one dead and six wounded including a sheriff and a neighbor couple. Obe Kes singer was killed by John Robert. A four hour fight with a posse wounded Robert and his wife and three others. Mrs Robert shot Sheriff Mooney before collapsing. She and the others cast in as dying or gravely hurt.
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West Plains
Ozarks
Prestonia
Ark
Mincouri
Obe Kessinger
John Roberts
Roberte
Lee Mooney
Mysterious horse diseases draw local officials
J W Wilson and Judge Hurst of Carbon Center visited town Saturday to urge the State Veterinarian to investigate a mysterious outbreak among horses. Animals eat well but then show rapid pulse, weak hearts, stiffness, and die. Wilson has lost four animals. others have losses as well. Disease likely linked to feed, but the exact cause is unknown to locals.
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J. W. Wilson
Judge Hurst
Carbon Center
Man Responsible For Springfield Riots Will Hang
The Springfield rioting defendant, Joe James, murderer of Clergy Ballard and central figure in the Springfield riots and lynchings, was sentenced to be hanged in the county jail on Friday October 23 between 10 p m and 2 p m The defendant wept as sentence was read Royall and Williams attorneys for the defendant waived further action Judge Creighton questioned them about motions and they declined The sentence was delivered at lunch hour to avoid demonstrations Despite attorneys note many expect an appeal.
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Springfield
Joe James
Clergy Ballard
Royall
Williame
Creighton
Democratic party meets in Missouri amid unity pledge
At Jefferson City the statewide Democratic gathering showed strong unity with Harry M. Stubey as chosen chairman. The event featured cheers for Bryan and Cowherd as Missouri’s future leaders, and plans to campaign toward victory in November.
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Columbia
Democratic Party
Jefferson City
Harry M. Stubey
Democrats of
Missouri
Hetle
Bryan
Democracy
Republican nominee Hadley to relocate to Roewell New Mexico
General Hadley the Republican governor candidate has bought property at Roewell New Mexico and will move there once Mr Cowherd completes a prior commitment. Boonville Advertiser notes the planned move is scheduled for November 4.
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Boonville
Hadley
Roewell
N. M
Farmers must unite for profitable prices and controlled marketing
A fervent appeal urging farmers to organize the Farmers Union, arguing that unity with up-to-date methods will secure fair prices, manage surpluses, and protect the nation’s economic life. It decries cowardice and praises courage in standing for a minimum price and coordinated marketing.
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Correspondence National Co “Mesader
Bates County sale notice at the east courthouse door
Between nine in the fore noon and five in the afternoon on the day, the Bates County Sheriff will sell the property at the east courthouse door in Latier for cash to satisfy the execution. The sale may involve forty moieties as required, to the highest bidder.
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Latler
Bates
Ne Vendue
Sherif
East Court House
Butler
Pegeanes
Beard. Sherif
Bates County
Sheriff Sale Notice From Bates County Missouri 1908
Sheriff Charles Beard announces a sale under a special execution from Bates County Circuit Court to satisfy a tax collector's judgment against John M Steinicke. The property includes several 40 acre portions in sections 34 and 35, township 42, range 32, with multiple halves, to be auctioned October 1908 at the east courthouse door Butler.
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Circuit Court
Hates County
State of Missouri
Yancy C. Comba
Batessonny
Miscouri
John M. Steinick
John M Steinicke
Irty-Five
Missouri
Notice of Distribution in Missouri Estate
Notice is given to heirs legatees and all persons interested in Branham Hill estate that John C Hayes administrator de bonis non with will annexed intends to apply to the Probate Court of Bates county Missouri for an order to distribute funds in his possession at the next term of the court to be held in Butler Missouri on Monday November 9 1904.
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Elvenic Court
Bates County
Missouri
Ald Court
State of Missouri
Yancy C Combs
Miscourt
Micpagan Mills and Evator Company
BE. M. Hubbard
Bondholters
W. Dooley
Trnateo
Louica P. Forayth
Eal Fisnagon Mills and Elevator Company
Hubbart
Dooley
Trostow
Mra
Louisa P
Forasth
Kim Street
Web Hitt
Kates County
Missour
Branham Hill
John C. Hayes
Butler
Posthumous Letter Questioned in Boonville Ad
The Boonville Advertiser questions why a purported “posthumous” letter attributed to Cleveland should be discredited. It notes the letter first surfaced in the Kansas Clay Star, which lends it an air of credibility despite doubts.
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Boonville
Cleveland
Kansas
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