Lossmillions shadow Murphy bankruptcy case in Missouri
Creditors of Harry J. Murphy of St Joseph and Tarkio Missouri pursue answers in a sprawling bankruptcy hearing. Murphy admits staking the vast sum largely on hogs and corn as 20 lawyers represent about 65 creditors from across the Midwest. The hearing extends to September 30 as questions about his extensive farming implement and harvest businesses remain unresolved. Two bonding firms claim 270000 dollars in down payments for 175 harvest combines not delivered.
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Henry A. Bundachu
Murphy
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Murphy and Receiver Probe Hogs and Implements Trust
In Tarkio Missouri a young implement dealer, Murphy, faces questions from creditors and his attorney over a million dollar claim and assets listed. A receiver’s report shows creditors’ claims near 1124.20 and assets listed at 200. Murphy denies transfers involving combines and asks about sales figures, while questions about hog business and trips to California are met with denials.
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Rereee
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Jerome Walsh
Tarkio
California
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G O P Baby Sitters Provided in Evansville Context
Fragmentary text mentions GOP baby sitters with parents in Evansville and Palla. It references November and May in vague connection to Republican parents, but details are unclear and names/places are garbled. No clear event or outcome is identifiable.
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Palla
Evansville
Jelly Making From Pulp Instructions
A fragment describes making jelly by boiling pulp with one cup sugar per cup of pulp for ten minutes and notes flavor variation by adding one cinnamon stick before jam preparation. The text focuses on preparation steps and proportions without broader context or names.
Pittsburg Teachers College Enrollments Seen At 700
Pittsburg Kan Sept 12 Preliminary counts indicate Pittsburg Teachers College will enroll about 700 regular four year students this fall. An additional 250 special students are also enrolled, according to President Ross H. Hughes.
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Kan
Pittsburg Teachers College
Ross H. Hughes Saci
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