Real Estate Transfers Lead list of 1920 Lexington deeds
Real estate transfers filed in Lafayette County records show numerous wills and conveyances in Lexington Waverly Odessa and Alma. Transactions include George Hackley and John Corbin tracts Henry Gerken and William VanMeter Elk Odessa entries and Madison era parcels with totals like 411079.40 dollars. The record consolidates dozens of deeds from multiple buyers sellers and addresses across the county with extensive NW SW NE SE designations and lot block references.
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Robi L. Shewalter
Geo. Hackley
John Corbin
Henry Gerken
Willie FP. Williams
John He Thiesman
Russell
Odessa
Robt, L
Chas
Gavin D. Hoall
John Q. Cope
Wm. Lierman
Estill Heights
Lexington
James E. Helm
Eliza V. Stuckey
Elk
M. Breckenridge
Hugo Sehrt
Herbert F. Grau
Henry Landwehr
Christian F. Grau
Henry Landwehy
Maggie Scott
Frity Hatfield
Wm. Shane
August F. Bandermann
Chapman
Higginsville
Herman Ehlert
Chas. F. King
Nora J. Guerin
Anni FE
H. Fewel
J. A. Braxdale
Patterson & Smith
J. E. West
Robt
Anderson
Chas, F. King
Moses Emanue
Sallie M. Clonts
Nattie M. Glover
Edna Turman
Geo
P. A. Fureht
John Schumacher
Jording
Alma
Presley Anderson
Clemna Sydenstricker
Ramsey
Ethel D. Feltz
Parthenia
Mary R. Atkinson
J. D. Black
Henry Reinhart
Louis Wahl
Higginsyville
Mary Ureipohl
Emil Mueller
N. McMeekin
Mattie Westerhouse
Wm. F. Thieman
Wm. H. Adama
James Carr
G Smith
Henry Vanderlinden
Lee J. Corley
P. H. Arnsmeyer
J. L. Ford
4Th
St. Thomas
Waverly
Walter L. Green
Chas Tracy
Edwin A. Snell
Horace Lytton
Matthews
Mayview
Nancy J. Green
Frederick W. Rechtermann
Robert Bates
Lewis F. Paris
Wm. J. Finley
Chas Crutchfield
Sam l. I. Zeiler
John Simonetti
R. F E. Smith
Willie F Williams
Wm. L. Powell
Sami
D. Johnson
Edna Gilmore
Annie H. Glenn
Nannie J. Landrum
John D. Peters
Gustav H. Buschmeyer
Walter G. Rope
Annie
Ada Kresse
Concordia
Hary Stagemiller
Fredericke Stegeman
Henry Stereman
Auust Breder
Sarah A. Douthitt
Wm. Fiegenbaum
Feeding Chicks For Healthy Growth At Home
Advice from H L Kempster of the University of Missouri outlines a full feeding and housing plan for baby chicks. Begin with light feeds three times daily on bare spots, then scatter feed in litter after ten days, add boiled eggs and bread mixtures, and progress to dry mash with tankage after three weeks. Maintain clean water, dry litter, and careful attention to moisture to prevent spoilage and disease.
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H. L. Kempster
College of Agriculture
University of Missouri
Grain Dealers Association Formed In Missouri
A state organization of farmers elevators, named Farmers' Grain Dealers Association, was formed at a meeting of elevator men in Moberly. P B Donnell of Waco Jasper County was elected president and E E Evans of Monroe City was chosen secretary. Other officers include G A Brown Versailles F A Walton Troy M T Runyon Barnett Homer Musselman Jamesport J F Parker Laddonia W W Fuqua Monroe City W D Walkup Greenridge and W E Wagenbreth Jr Chesterfield Mo. Missouri becomes the twelfth state with such an elevator association.
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Farmers’ Elevators
Farmers’ Grain Dealers Association
Moberly
P. BE. Donnell
Farmers’ Elevator
Waco
Jasper County
E. E. Evans
Monroe City
G. A. Brown
Versailles
F. A. Walton
Troy
M. Tt. Runyon
Barnett
Homer Musselman
Jamesport
J. F. Parker
Laddonia
W. W. Fuqua
Monrove City
W. D. Walkup
Greenridge
W. E. Wagenbreth
Chesterfield
Missouri
State Association of Elevators
Marion County Livestock Shipping Association Year Report
The Marion County Livestock Shipping Association handled 276 carloads of livestock for the year ending March 1. H M Phillips, manager, reports 15 284 hogs 1 145 calves 1 886 cattle and 2 879 sheep in the shipments. The association, one of the largest of its kind, was organized a year ago through the County Farm Bureau and FP.
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Marion County Livestock Shipping Association
H. M. Phillips
Marion County Association
County Farm Bureau
Palmyra Cooperative Livestock Shippers Form Local Group
G Kraege county agent presided as the first annual meeting convened March 1 in Palmyra. Members voted to join the State Federation of Cooperative Live Stock Shippers. Ralph Loomis and W W Kuqua addressed the gathering. Marion County association added scales and pens at Palmyra and installed a new scale hoy J B Northern traveled to Kansas City for business.
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College of Agriculture
University of Missouri
W. W. Kuqua
State Federation
Marion County Association
Palmyra
Attention to effort in large newspaper sizes
The passage highlights the effort behind producing large format newspaper sizes of 30x3, 30x34, and 31x4 inches rather than focusing on daily production volume, signaling meticulous craftsmanship and scale.
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Goodyear
Ford
Chevrolet
Dort
Maxwell
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Roscoe C. Sheets
Ollie Verden
Flrat
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O He H. Roberta
Jonhn H. Wilson
Daggs
Waterhouse & Ridings
Julia Lk
McGrew Et al
Robert W. Cox
Waterhouse & Riddings
Wm. Evert
Meta Redsnburg
Walkers
Martin
Ritter
T. W. Roemaker
Korthanke & Hoefer
Higgins
Lena E. Doelling
Martin H. Larberg
Baby Chicks
County Shipping Association
J. B. Northern
Kisas City
Biness
R. J. Reynolds Tobacco CO
Winston Salem, N.C