Tom Clark Dies Sudden Death at Esrom Store
Tom Clark owner of the Esrom store died suddenly at his home at 11 p.m. Monday from heart disease after weeks of illness. He came from Dade County about 12 years ago and ran the store and farmed most of the time. Survived by seven daughters in Missouri Kansas and Arkansas. wife had died earlier. He was buried yesterday near his old Dade County home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tom Clark
Esrom
Clark
Dade County
French
Mamie Wisensine
Kansas City
Emma Sharp
Kansas
Willie Williamson
Clara Clark
Della Lawless
Carytown
Arkansas
Union Salem Methodist Church to rise near Jasper
June 6 1901 residents southeast of Jasper plan a new Union Salem Methodist Church on the old Salem site. A eight member committee of eight denominations oversees the project. Also noted are May shipments valued at 75 000 including hay wheat hogs cattle corn oats broom corn. Local social outing to Miss Edna Shands. Tom Hardaway hat incident. Local property sales and transfers including Caldwell to Harbur Cockrell, Still to M L Scott, Lowe to H M Peebles property, and Phillips farm sale to Alberta Dewey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jasper
Salem Presbyterian Church
Union Salem Methodist Church
Allison
Methodist
Kincaid
M. E. Church
South
Jones
Houghawout
Congregational
D. Matthews
Presbyterian
Busby
Garst
Dunkard
Griffith
United Brethren
Edna Shands
Tom Hardaway
Grace Harker
Bertha Roberts
Emma Hendricks
Celia Dodd
Bertie Cather
Katie McMahan
Sallie
Ethel Earl
Ross ‘Dodd
Ollie Roberts
Charles Spencer
T. C. Caldwell
Harbur & Cockrell
Lamar
R. I. Still
J. H. Near
M. L. Scott
Tom Lowe
Maiden Lane
H. M. Peebles
Grand
J. M
Farmers urged to store 1920 wheat crop for market window
The Kansas State Agricultural College cautions farmers to plan storage for the 1920 wheat crop as farm elevators are near capacity. With harvest floods and limited cars, holding surplus on the farm is advised until local elevators secure transport. The article also notes the rising U S rubber industry and Sumatra operations by United States Rubber Company.
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Department On Milling Industry
State Agricultural College of Kansas
Kansas City
Far East
Asia
United States
Indian Ocean
America
Equatorial
Sumatra
United States Rubber Company
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Newman
Cannon & Brand
Webb City
Scherl
Sherl
Joplin, Missouri
Crandall & Son
Crandall Bros
Vernon Matthews
Carthage
Fire Dept
Department of Milling Industry of
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