Trade ads for Missouri and Ozark farms and city lots
A long column of barter notices seeking farm properties and city lots across Missouri Ohio Kansas Arkansas Iowa Texas and Oregon. Listings include 80 acre Ozark farms 120 160 acre Missouri tracts 25 acre collation bottom land, 8 room houses and outbuildings, price ranges from 500 to 9 000 with various encumbrances and trade desires toward Missouri farms and Ozark properties. Many locations named: Mattoon Ogark Kearney Shirley Bolivar Argonia and Waterloo among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scioto Co
Ohio
Pike Road
Ozark
Dade Co
Tovke
Bryant Creek
Oregon
Denver
Cole
Bolivar
Shirley
Ark
Missouri Farm
Mallet, Co
Missouri
Kearney Co
Kas
Argonia
Ozark Farm
Wood Town
Louisa Co
Colmerweil
Texas
Waterloo
Iowa
Private Money to Loan on Good Real Estate
Private money to loan for real estate within one to three years. Geo B Freeman ad offers funds and terms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geo
B.freeman
Christian Endeavor Program at C P Church Jan 7
The program lists leaders and speakers including W C Coday J C Carter and Rev Allman. It centers on moral issues in war strikes temperance neutrality and Christ’s guidance with questions posed to prompt discussion by attendees and by Ruth Haverty Jewell Hoover and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. P. Church
Matt
W. C. Coday
John Potts
Alice Mooney
Hazel Burney
Thelma Davis
J.C. Carter
Mra. C. L. Beach
G. W. Freeman
Christ
Rev. Allman
Ruth Haverty
Jewell Hoover
Route Number 2 New Year Hopes and Local News
The piece notes a 1917 start with reflections on resolutions. It lists visits by Mr. and Mrs. Amos Roy and baby, Ethel Robertson at Paul Williams and Chas. Davis, a leap year party hosted by Miss Rose Williams with Roy Lesinger and Ethel Robertson as musicians, and various local social visits. Several residents attend a Manafield basketball game, and Chan Jr. and Floyd Brentlinger visit relatives. Ernest Roy is reported sick.
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Amos Roy
Baby
L. M. Roy
Misa Ethel Robertson
Paul Williams
Rose Williams
Roy Letsinger
Joplin
Roy Lesinger
Miss Ethel Robertson
Mentie Avery
Newton
J. W. Brentlinger
Jane Brentlinger
Mr. Bridger
Springfield
Chas. Davis
Chas, Brentlinger
Kegan
Marie Letainger
Floyd Hale
Eudora Barlow
Ernest Roy
Sukhy
Sunday Fire Damages Mrs Coday Millinery Store
A fire discovered around 7:00 p m Sunday at Mrs James Coday millinery caused about 500 dollars in damage. Quick action by witnesses limited loss, cause traced to careless cigarette. Insurance inspector to determine final extent. Mrs Coday locks the store in the meantime.
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James Coday
Alva Carter
Alva Turner
Mra
Farm Loans At Lowest Prevailing Rates
Farm loans offered with no delay by Adv. Gro and B. Freevan. Rates described as the lowest available, promising quick processing for farmers seeking finance.
Cocoanut Grove Christmas Roundup Observes Old Friends
Last week's event mentions Little Eather and Roy Stout ill on Monday while A. L. Parker recovers. Mrs. John Woody's mother visits. Mack Pool and Arvy of Manafield spent Christmas with Mrs. Wm. McGown. Calls from Mrs. Rogeen of Mansfield and Russell in St Louis. many friends gathered on Wolf Creek. Wishing readers a merry Christmas and Happy New Year.
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Mack Pool
Eon Arvy
Manafield
Wm. McGown
R.m.rogeen
Mansfield
Russell
St Louis
Wolf Creek
J. Ho Young
Pleasant Flat News Notes After Christmas Snow
Christmas is over and heavy snow reached the creek. Frost fades as foggy rains begin. Miss Imhoff resumes school work after Christmas. Most schools plan a week’s vacation. Harry Rober of Denlon visits Robt Imhoff’s family. Sunday school at Moore school house poorly attended due to snow. Sr. Ridens delayed for Oklahoma Christmas. Mrs. Stacey visits sister and grandson. Austin Moore repairs Chadwell residence struck by lightning.
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Misa Imhoff
Harry Rober
Denlon
Robt, Imhoff
Moore School
Sr. Ridens
Oklahoma
Mrs. Stacey
Rd Thorp
Carnes
Austin Moore
Mr. Chadwell
Flat Rock Meeting and Socials Report A Busy Weekend
The Flat Rock community reported a well attended singing at Jerry Peersons and a good time at Homer Moors watch party on Sunday night. Ada Pope visited Inez Moore on Saturday and Sunday. John Church is on the stairs, and a prayer meeting occurs every Sunday evening. Everyone is invited to attend.
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Jerry Peerson
John Church
Stai
Ada Pope
Misa Inez
Moore
Homer Moor
Flat Rock
Billy
Community Christmas Tree Event Sees Neighbors Attend
Antrim residents joined the Christ mas tree at Mt. Olive with an excellent program and candy and oranges for all. Mrs. McClellan lost a valuable horse last week. Neighbors helped Mrs. Legere by cutting wood on Thursday. Mrs. Borders was ill. W. F. Borders spent Sunday at Ben Taylor's near Cedar Gap. Austin's daughter-in-law visited en route to a new home. Sunday school at No. 3 held every Sunday at 2 p.m. All invited.
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Mt. Olive
W. F. Bordera
Ben Taylor
Cedar Gap
Hartville Woman Appointed Teacher at Indian School
Miss Minnie Pearman of Hartville has received notice of appointment as a teacher at the Indian School in Fort Totten North Dakota after taking a civil service examination at the federal building in Springfield. Fred Gates, then teaching at Cedar Gap, was in town this week.
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Minnie Pearman
Hartville
Federal
Springfield
Haa
Fort Tatten
N. D
Fred Gates
Cedar Gap
Astoria Youth Arrested for Forgery and Concealed Weapon
Tru Coffman of Astoria was arrested Wednesday by Constable E R Prock on forgery charges after allegedly raising a hog sale check from 460 to 16 and for carrying a concealed weapon. A .38 revolver was found on Coffman, per the Manes Herald report.
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Tru Coffman
Astoria
E.R Prock
Coffman
Sam Wilson
Wilson
Manes Herald
HALLARD'S Hore Hound Syrup Advertises Lung Relief
A vintage ad for Hallard's Hore Hound Syrup touts relief from dry hacking coughs and lung damage. It promotes the remedy as a heating balm that rapidly repairs damage in the lungs and air passages, with bottles priced at 25 cents, 50 cents, and 1 dollar, sold by Satchby Fuson Drug Co.
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Hallard's
Satchby Fuson Drug. Co
Boston Woman Endorses Tonoline For Stomach Ailments
A well known Boston woman testifies that seven years of indigestion and related symptoms improved after taking tonoline. She reports better sleep, energy, digestion, and weight gain for those seeking a flesh builder, advising friends to try the remedy.
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Boston
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Missouri Farms
Mattoon
Farn
Ogark Farm
Avery & Stephens
Mansfield, Mo
the Mutual Co-Operative Mining Company
Mining Exchange
Denver, Colorado
Moutudo
Coyotes
Muskrats
Skanks
Chicago
Hide, Fur & Wool House
The
Square Deal House
Manufacturing Farriers and Tanners
Douglas
Wyoming
Christian Endeavor Program
Temperance Isauey
W. A. Black
Lois Bech
Kansas City
Fred Harvey
G. S. Burney
P. W. Newton
TF. Lenhart
Embalmer Mansfield
Cocoanut Grove
Ximas
Little Eather
Roy Stout
A. L. Parker
John Woody
Alex Salisbury Mansfield
Chea Ealea
Wright
Mansfield Mirror
Ward B. Hitchcock
J.H Atkisson
Mansfield, My
Frank Peacock
L.o.nieder
Manafield, Missouri
C. I. Beach Notary Public Office
Co. A. Stephens Notary Public Office
Bank of
Jackson
Antrim
Express Company
Mississippi
Mistor Office
Buckley Fish Company
Bartell Market
Seattle
Washington
Mansfield Light & Power Company
F. H. Riley
Fuson
M. G. Hensley
Lished
Mammoth Bowen
Panama
A.e.thurber
Greensburg, MO
Hotel
Victoria
Oth & McGee Sts
Kansas City, Mo
Gee . Porson
V. E. Moore
Proprieter
Westgate Hote
Saks Pad Bolen
Kenees City
Uae
Ogee
Jammer Ketner
Tonseline
Annie Stewart
Rosa
Mea
Warwic Hotel
St. Loui
Bae
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