Decree of partition sale in Wright County Missouri
By decree in partition and court order, the Wright County Circuit Court directs sheriff C G Banders to sell, on September 7 1920, at Hartville East door, the NW quarter of the NE quarter and the east half of the SE quarter of Section 14, Township 28, Range 15, totaling 60 acres, for cash, to partition the estate of defendants in the case of John Woody vs Deaver and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Circuit Court
Wright County
Missouri
John Woody
William J. Deaver
James J. Deaver
Donees
Samantha Moore
Elizabeth Williams
Hartville
C. G. Bandeits
Ozark Southern Engine Returns To Rails After Hospital Stay
The Ozark Southern railway engine has left the repair facility and is back on the tracks. It looks well maintained and ready for service after a period in the shop.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ozark Southern Railway
Koy Dennis Sells Horses for G F Willian
Koy Dennis sold a car of horses to G F Willian at Mountain Grove on Saturday. The sale records show a transfer of several well matched horses with price details not fully disclosed in the fragment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Koy Dennis
G. F. Willian
Mountain Grove
Norwood community notes move and church notices
Prof Yeoman and family relocate to Norwood as Busby family vacates. Local reports mention school principal Ralph Calhoun selling Overland cars to A D Reper and H J Schofield. Mrs Myrtie Brazeal and sons return to Springtid after visiting her mother Mrs Mallatt. Various visits, church events, and a Pentecostal meeting conclude with one conversion. Also notes on baptisms, church leadership, and health remedies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yeoman
Busby
Norwood High School
Myrtie Brazeal
Lloyd and
Floyd
Springtid
Mallatt Maxine
Donald Barnett
Dallas
Texas
Rev Jackson Harnett
Names thanked for cash on subscription renewals
A list of grateful subscribers includes W. J. Gastill Burton Cole Guss Brazeal Jacob Crider Mansfield Chas Moody Wichita Kans J.D. Newton Mansfield Boyd Turner Springfield Mrs. Belle Evans Springfield WT Lewis Cedar Gap.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. J. Gastill
Burton
Cole
Guss Brazeal
Kansas City
Jacob Crider
Mansfield
Chas Moody
Wichita
Kans
J.D. Newton
Boyd Turner
Springfield
Belle Evans
Lewis
Cedar Gap
Springfield preacher leads fourth quarterly conference
At the M E Church Rev. AL Detaht of Springfield district superintendent of the M FO church preached here Sunday and held the fourth quarterly conference.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
AL Detaht
Springfield
M.fo Church
Birthday Dinner Celebrated in Rockfort Missouri
A birthday dinner on July 17, 1920 in Rockfort Missouri honored Jit Brewer with five guests present. Attendees included Lyon Gigwle and family of Winthorp Frank Gaskill and two Tarkie children Gee Brewer with wife of Phelps City Geeard Tan and wife of Rockport Homer Bates and family of Phelps City Mrs Hale of Rock Port Mr and Mrs Bernie Murphy of Phelps City Bil Brewer and family of Tarkio Dell Cox Phelps Clips Min ve Bernice and Jone Mooncoek and Jeff Jennings family of HKork port. Everyone enjoyed food and fellowship through the afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rockfort
Lyon Gigwle
Winthorp
Gaskill
Wit
Tarkie
Gee. Brewer
Phelps City
Geeard Tan
Rockport
Homer Bates
Mra. Hale
Rock Port
Bernie Murphy
Bil Brewer
Tarkio
Dell Cox Phelps
Bernice
Jone Mooncoek
Jeff Jennings
Hkork
Port
Dairy prospect for Ozark country uplift plan
An optimistic piece urges turning to dairy farming to make Ozark country a leading dairy region. It highlights early purebred dairy cows, winter and summer care, and associated stock breeding as keys to rapid dairy growth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ozark
Wan Almeet
Alfalfa Prospect On Your Land In August Planting Advice
The notice urges landowners with suitable soil to plant alfalfa in late August, promising higher revenue through high quality stock feed. It advises contacting farmers who have tested alfalfa and recommends applying about twenty pounds of seed per acre.
Mansfield Grays Defeat West Plains In Hard Fought Baseball Game
West Plains defeats Mansfield Grays 1 to 1 in a tough Sunday matchup at Sportsman's Park. Gaskill hurled well for the Grays, while Mansfield hitters rallied in the late innings to steal a win from the Badgers. The crowd witnessed a high spirited contest, with both teams exchanging blows as Reed and the Badgers shaped a late rally.
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Manieertos Ro Reed
Badgers
John R Reed
Manafield
Lonan and
Sinclir
Gaskill
Evasheurs
Greys
Lonan
Sportsman's Park
Henderson's Trip to Kik Creek Reported
Henderson traveled to Kik Creek last week with his wife and Luby accompanying them. they returned home together, keeping to family group travel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Ellis
John
California
Rot Henderson
Kik Creek
Luby
Richardson of Norwood Runs for Treasurer
HF Richardson, a new Republican candidate from Norwood, visited during the week as part of his campaign for state treasurer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
HF. Richardson
New Norwood
Birth and death notice for John Stephens of Mansfield
John Stephens was born in Bour bon county Kansas on June 20 1868 and died July 23 1920 at the home of Klasen Mack in Mansfield aged 62 years 1 month and 3 3 days. He joined the Missionary Baptist church in 1914 and was baptized October 11 1914. Funeral 2 30 Sunday from T F Lenhart funeral home conducted by Rev J M Englund of Seymour interment Mansfield cemetery. He leaves a brother Frank Stephens of Kansas City three sons Frank Harry and Mack and one daughter Mrs Fred Noble of Des Moines Iowa. Two children died in infancy. The family thanks all for kindness during bereavement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Stephens
Bourbon County
Kansas
Klasen
Mack KB. Stephens
Manaf
Missionary Baptist Church
Frank Stephens
Kansas City
Uiree Soos
Mack
Frank
Harry
Fred Noble
Des Moines
Iowa
T. F. Lenhart Funeral
J. M. Englund
Seymour
Mansfield Cemetery
Harding acceptance speech: Mansfeld Mirror scoops dailies
The Mansfeld Mirror last week printed Senator Harding's acceptance speech for the Republican nomination. The newspaper requested it Thursday afternoon and received the city dailies Friday, beating them by one day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mansfeld
Keeling and Bubler Tie The Knot In Hammond
Dra Keeling and Clem Bubler of Hammond were married recently in a small ceremony. The couple confirmed their vows and plan a private celebration with family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dra Keeling
Clem Bubler
Hammond
Passion Play to Be Shown in Buffalo This Summer
During July and August the famed Passion Play will be staged in Buffalo using a replica of the Quermanmmgau production. One travel option is the C and H Line Steamer, joining the Great Ship Serande and City of Buffalo sailing from Cleveland daily at 9:00 pm and arriving in Buffalo at 7:20 am the next day, with a Saturday day-trip from Cleveland at 9:00 am reaching Buffalo the same evening, all times Eastern Standard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sam Shelton
Congress
Buffalo
N. Y
Cleveland
J H Story Opens Shoe Repair Shop in Town
J H Story of Town Kansas has opened a shoe repair shop in the building vacated by A BE Tasbutton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. H. Story
Kansas
A. BE
Tasbutton
Shoe Repair Shop Opens in Local Building
I have opened a shoe repair shop in the building between the 0 H Carage and Rippee barber shop and till appre ciate your patronage.
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Shelton
Him
Norwood
Ralph Calhoun
Overland
A.D Reper
H. J. Schofield
Charles Zavers
Frances of
Independence, Mu
Rev
Mrs. Zavers
John Creamer
Harry Creamer
Pairfax, Oxla
Mully Hensley
Mrs
Phil Nall
Roberta Millsap
Joe Graves
Jay
Spurgeon
da Raney
Owens
Methodist Church
Bro Davidson
Christian Church
Frank Jones
Sarah Caudle
Walter
Joyce
M. Scarboro
The
Baptist Church
Bro Chadwell
Cross
Hollister
J. M. Huffman
Norwoul
M. E. Church
Jesse W. Barrett
West Plains
Manefell Graves
West Plaine
Weet Plains
Weat Plains
Wea
Bates
Monefield
Sportenman's
Oie Monefield
Leick House
Springfield Business College Telegraph School
Costa
J. A. Taylor
S. C. B.—Ady
J.h.story
John A. Hensley
County Court
W. T. Norcross
Commercial Street
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