Money to loan on farma and local services
The item lists a loan offer from First National Bank and notes about poultry, eggs to Hammond at the east-end house, plus services like hemstitching and picoredging by Mrs. Uhl. A bull for service and prices for registered cows are noted, with J Will Bowers offering registration details and advance insured calves. A demand to pay up on an overdue account is signed by J D Harbur.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farma
First National Bank
Hammond
Jeracy Bull
J. Will Bowers
Sale of Groceries Stock by Probate Court
Under order of the Probate Court of Barton County Missouri I will sell the stock of groceries and fixtures of the late firm Clark and Lawless at the store in Esrom on Friday October 1 1920 at 1 80 p.m. to pay the debts of the estate Senior Administrator BE L Moore Attorney 4-2
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Probate Court
Barton County
Clark&Lawless
Esrom
Nent
Local Notices and Visits From Joplin Area Residents
Joplin area residents and visitors are listed with errands and travels. Names include Mrs. Alice Keltner Mrs. Annie Moulton J. A. Wine Mrs. J. K. Wells and many others visiting relatives attending church events and business in Carthage Webb City Columbus Kansas City and Springfield. Several births and real estate and sale notices appear alongside jury service and college moves.
M E Church Notes Sunday School Attendance Report
The M E Church notes report 144 in Sunday School with 6.10 collected. Epworth League attendance was 64 in the day’s services. No 11:00 a.m. preaching next Sunday due to pastor conference. Junior League at 2 p.m. Epworth League at 7:30 p.m. League to run evening services with an excellent program and special goods. All are invited to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Epworth League
Get Ready for the Fair Concessions for Sale in Purcell
Local notices list items for sale including goods for a fair. Davidson of Purcell offers residence, furniture, and outbuildings for sale. Lawson advertises a 5-1tx. Wampler of Jasper area posts pears for sale. Dr Hendricks treated a fractured ankle of Percy Wright near Jasper after an accident involving a team and wheels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Davidson
Purcell, Mo
B. Lawson
Chief Seat of Iron Industry in Early America
The article traces Massachusetts leading iron production in colonial times with blast furnaces at Lynn in 1649, then notes Pennsylvania as the dominant iron producer from 1760 for about a century, and mentions money to farmers as the first note of a loan.
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Massachusetts
Lynn
Pennsylvania
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W H. Woods
Wooda
W H. Knott
M. D
North Main
K. Schooler
West Crandall’s
H. Hendricks
Jasper
Houser
Davis
Rex
General Farm
Missouri
W. Radford
Arnkes Barber
Arner & Arner
Asper Commercial Club
L. T. McCune
Pres. Co
L. Hayzlett
Sec'y
Carles
Gutrin
Automobile Insurance
The
Home Mutual Automobile Insurance Co
Eron, Mo
Belt Auto Indemnity Co
State Mutual Auto Insurance Co
Sun
A Uhl
Maple St
J.d.harbur
Mame Vs
Alice Keltner
Joptin
Alice Arner
Pauline Patterson
Cletis Roberts
Carthage
J. A. Wine and Wife
Webb City
Annie Moulton
Springfield
J. K. Wells
Laguna
Tterson & Ward
Kansas City
J. K. Schooler
Columbus
Kans
Mrs. W.H. Rice
Clark Wydick
Nancy Hall
Hager’s
R. L. Roberts
Mahlon Earle
Petit Jury
Joplin
J. E. Loreng
Daniel Buerge
Cass County
W. B. Cavenee
Mrs
Harry Shouse
Greenfield
Abba Lear
Baptist Association
Virgil Cavence
H. F. Pitts
Rexal
A. M. Crandall
Oelin
M. E. South
Penn
Seneca Paper
Battist Associa
Emma Busby
Sapulpa, Okla
Walter Hill
Aleton City
His . Hill
J. E. Campbell
T. H. Miller
Henry Berrie
J. L. Shields
Carrollton
Pauline Roberts
Cottey College
Nevada
Inez Patterson
Esther Dowless
Carl Dowless
M. E.church
South
Charley Hayzlett
Ray Hillé
A. Ete
Grand Lodge
M.E. Church
Mickie
Liberty Theatre
L. V. Nunnelly
Mer
Bessie Barriscale
Norma
Mummy
Wm. S. Hart
Lone Avenger
Cate
Pingree
W. B. Pingree
Crow's Store
C.w.davidson
Purcell
William H. Crabtree
D.H. Wampler
Great Western
Bayne’s
America
Sellers
D. W. Teet
Wheat’s Cash Grocery
J. W. Brown & Son
Crandall & Son
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