Real Estate Transfers Tossday to Dec 29
Real estate transfers listed with dates December 16 to December 29. Entries show numerous parties including Jane Blucher, Dan Isom, Sophia Baeorle, Lela Moore, T. J.,O'Dell, Gov. W. Owsley, D. J. Owings, Sara BE, D- G. Jackson, Bryan Bliss, United States, Cora M. Hinkle, Frank Vawter, G. W. Bates, Louis Evert, Hritz Schroder, Jno. Helm, A. M. Galle, Jas. Mender, Livwie E Hartmann, Eu, Ada C. Jackson, Wm. S. Jackson, Ada C. Jackson, Clarence Vivion, H. G. Smith, Chis Erdman, Bonet Folios, L. A. Barnes, Harriet Berry, W. F. Cobb, J. H. Grean, Gordon White, Jo o. Holwell, Elsie Jackson, L. Quinn, J. G. Sauith, Hannah Waddsl, M. Fregerald, Finok Hoefer, and others. Prices range up to 10,000 and acres from 40 to 208, with many Lexington and Higginsville properties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jane Blucher
Dan Isom
Joshua Blue
Sophia Baeorle
Lela Moore
Lexington
F. Edwards
Home B. & L. Ass‘n
Higginsville
T. J
O'Dell
F. BR. Howe
Gov. W. Owsley
D. J. Owings
Sarah E. Elsie Et al
D. G. Jackson
Cora M. Hinkle
Ed. Vawter
Frank Vawter
Loulie H. Ramey
Geo. W. Bates
Louis Evert
Hritz Schroder
United States of America
Jno
Helm
A. M. Galle
Jas
Mender
Lot
Lecington
Livwie E Hartmann
Thoa
D. Yongines
Aulivitle
Juita O. Hateh
F. Costes
Aulher al
Recviver
Sindford
Ella Drummond
Geo. W. Parker
Ada C. Jackson
Jackson
Odensm
Quielle
F. J. Steploiner
G. Smith
Abe Mendelsohn
Migesosville
Clarence Vivion
W. H. Pilkington
Virgineville
H. G. Smith
Higgineville
Chis Erdman
Wm. Hasenjaeger
L. A. Barnes
KR. Feld
Harriett Berry
Louis
Mayvel
W. F. Cobb
Consumption Advice and Scott's Emulsion Endorsement
An old timey health column extols salt pork as a remedy for consumption, then promotes Scott's Emulsion as a modern fat feeding treatment. It touts cod liver oil and hypophosphites in the emulsion and offers a free sample from Bowne Chemists at 409 Pearl Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scott
Constipation? Disputed funds across towns in 19th century notes
An OCR fragment records financial transactions with locations Hig engineville and Diggineville, mentioning Dr Hottey and Jas R Wiley in a contested account. Amounts noted include 1000 and 1950 with terms like commission or credit reference. The text is garbled but indicates a financial settlement or transfer between named individuals and places.
Railway Excursions and Westminster Reunion Hall Contract
Homeseekers Excursions announce round trip tickets from Higginsville to many southern and western states with greatly reduced rates. Sales dates run from November 4 1902 to April 21 1903. Contact A Vermillion in Higginsville for details. Westminster college in Fulton MO awards the Reunion hall dormitory contract to H H Meyer of Mexico. The three story 120 by 84 foot building will be a memorial to the union of northern and southern Presbyterian churches and be ready for occupancy at the start of the next college year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago & Alton Railway
Higginsville
Alabama
Avicona
Colorado
Florida
Georgia
Indian Territory
Iowa
Kansas
Kentucky
Louisana
Michigan
Minnesota
Mississippi
Missouri
Nebraska
New Mexico
North Carolina
North Dakota
Oklahom
South Carlina
South Dakota
Tennessee
Texas
Utah
Virginia
Wisconsin
Wyoming
Westminster College
Fulton, Mo
Reunion Hall
H. H. Meyer
Mexico
Westminster
the College
Presbyterian Church
New Managers for the Grange Store
Lafayette County Co operative board elects Saonesaora as manager of the Grange Store with W Bruckner and Frank Mills resigning to join January 1. Dry goods department to be led by Daweph W Silliwell of Higbee, and Forrest McCord named grocery department manager in a reshaped store leadership.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grange
Alagiaville
Lafayette County Co-operative
Daweph W. Siiliwell
Higbee
Forrest
McCord
Neale & McCord
DE Bancock
Protective Association Resolutions of Wellington Lodge
Resolutions adopted at a Wellington Missouri lodge meeting on December 13 102. The association notes Nebraska versus Goldsberg reversed and remanded for a new bearing. They affirm a fair trial and conviction for concealing disposed of stolen property, urge continued prosecution, and authorize funds to pay witnesses from Epwan H Nan pres and Jas Stroprwan sec. County papers copy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wellington Protective Association
Wellington
Lafayette County
Missouri
Nebraska
Goldsberg
Goldsburga
Epwan
H. Nan
Pres
Jas
Stroprwan
Seo
Hall's Great Discovery kidney cure advertised in 1901 ad
An advertisement promotes Hall's Great Discovery as a universal remedy for kidney and bladder troubles in men and women and children. It offers mail delivery, testimonials, and endorsements from Crenshaw & Young's and a testimonial from Neosho Missouri dated July 28 1901 by Tim W. A. Davis claiming long kidney illness cure and restored work ability.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hall
BE. W. Ball
P. O. Box 620
Louis
Crenshaw & Young’s
Tilta
Neosho
Texas
Earth
Tim W. A. Davis
Love for Wife Moves Jackson to Christian Hope
A fragment from a 19th century text shows General Jackson torn between vows and love for his wife as he contemplates heaven for her sake. He pledges to become a Christian for her, declares no man can be both hypocrite and true, and recalls surrendering pride for her. An ad for Ballard's Horehound Syrup follows, praising its throat and lung relief.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jace
A. A. Lewis
Carlisle FP
B. Martin
L. L
Waverly
Texas
Ballard
Croustan & Young's
Five Millions for Methodism in Britain
A contested text reports that Methodism in Great Britain has raised 85,000,000 for religious purposes. It claims a conference decided the first portion would fund education for Methodist lay preachers and broader educational aims in London, amid praise from Christian Advocats.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Great Britain
Iowos
Merhodint Olen
London
Live Stock Convention at Kansas City Gathers Noted Speakers
Fifth annual convention of the National Livestock Association in Kansas City January 15 16 features numerous addresses by state and federal officials veterinarians and industry leaders. Topics include mortgage law for live stock market movement irrigation taxes disease prevention and national policy affecting stock producers with participants from Missouri Iowa New York California and Mexico.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Livestock Association
Kansas City
Boyle
Missouri
Great Northweeat
J. Withycomb
Oregon
W. V. Gailbreath
Tetras
Thomas Flynn
Ilinois
United States
W. ¢. Bally
California
D. B. Francis
Louisiana Purchase Exposition
RB. Plyon
Tlaois
George F Tomapson
Washington, D. C
England
F. S. Peer
New, York
W. H. Dalrymple
Louisiana
A. B. Cummins
Iowa
J. E. Stubbs
Nevada
Ballard's Snow Liniment Endorsed By Wisconsin Reader
A Wisconsin reader from Shullsburg Baldwin and City Waterworks praises Ballard's Snow Liniment for rheumatism and pains calling it the best liniment on earth in Crenshaw Young's ad. The clipping also includes political chatter with Representative Grosvenor of Ohio debating party fate and a Sterman law interruption.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry PD
Baldwin
Sop
City Waterworks
Shullsburg
Wis
Ballard
Crenshaw & Young's
Grosvenor
Ohio
Cochran
Sterman
Also Mentioned on This Page
Lion Coffee
Sara BE
Iste
D- G. Jackson
Bryan Bliss
Elsiu Jackson
H al
Wilson
Gerar
Hannah Waddsl
R Field
M. Fregerald
Freagerald
Hos. Morter
Nips Huseber
Lyt
Higginaville
Finok Hoefer
W. Kodly
Hhe Pee
Walved
Knott Scott
Bowne
Pearl St
F. Hottey
Jas. R. Wiley
Digginevile
A. Vermillion
Chicago & Alton Ry
Higginsville, Mo
Ment
Protective Association
Mr. R. ©. Jacobsen
Illinois
Congress
Charles J. Bull
South Dakon
Charles H Grosvenor
H. Parker Wills
Marion Sansom
Hon. Win
M. Springer
Washington
D. Q
Republicc of Mexico
Britton Davis
Chihuahua
F. Curtiss
Jows
Downs
Mig
Jerry Simpson
Herbert
fTradly
Lincoln Trust CO
H. Smnaller
C. W. Hutchason
King & Marrs
Howard
Lexington, Mo
Wf. Waudela
Tevis ViewPrea
Irvin Trv Teller
Lexington Savings Bank
Roveril
Omrectors
BF Morgan Worankin J
Crambehs
Walter Nl
Hankly Pantie
Barwn Jackson Kroller
Wingnie
Mire
Jenich
Deve
Les Wallace
Elizalora A
Wallace
Walteh
Waddrel
Trvie
WG McCaudhaod
Chamber GA Brichn
F Nicholson
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