Shoshone irrigation project to open homesteads near Yellowstone
The United States Reclamation Service plans a late April opening of many desirable 4 or 80 acre homesteads in the Shoshone irrigation district near Yellowstone National Park Wyoming. The announcement, by settlement agent Albert Vo Leona nt, says the fifth unit will offer opportunities for sturdy homemakers to settle in a proven agricultural area with schools and community interests. The move aims to attract industrious settlers and promote progressive farming as the project develops into a strong agricultural community with ample water and fertile soil.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Reclamation Service
Yellowstone National Park
Wyoming
Albert Vo Leonant
Federal
Doimrad
Leona
Tstats
Senate holdover committees drain state funds
Doniphan Prospect News condemns the practice of appointing legislative holdover committees and approving large expenditures from the state treasury. It notes five committees cost about $17,300, detailing members and duties from decorating the senate chamber to wage scales and penitentiary issues. The piece endorses returning the money and cites Senator Harris's resignation as principled. Moore declines to serve on one committee.
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Senate
New
Capitol
Buford
Allee
Elder
Kinney
Green
Brogan
Whitledge
Painter
Moore
Wallace
Welch
Hawkins
Carter
Casey
Rodgers
Bronson
Morton
Harris
Mitchell
Gardner
Anderson
General Assembly
Doniphan Prospect News
Fine rain ushers crop planting in the county drive
A steady rain Friday boosted optimism as locals begin planting corn. Visits abound with Mrs Silas Green and children at A P McKelvey's, Mr and Mrs Henry Cooper visiting Mrs Roe Cooper who lies ill after a Friday paralysis, and multiple church attendances including Union Hill and Hall church services. Henry Cooper and son Leo returned from Glen Allen with a check row corn planter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Silas Green
A. P. McKelvey
Hall Church
Henry Cooper
Roe Cooper
Isaac Murray
John Deck
Union Hill Church
Melvin Deck
Leo
Glen Allen
John Cobble
Murray
Charles Barker
Avery Myers
Ivan Myers
Wick Patterson
Cairo
Zola
Lutesville
Thursday Guests Visit Mrs Farnsworth Activity
Thursday and were the guests of Mrs. Farnsworth that night Mrs. Finnia Gray and daughter, Mrs. Rockwell and babe, visited at WM. Patterson's Sunday. Two Cooms.
Arab Services Draw Strong Turnout at Brush Creek
Community notes report large attendance for Arab Services at Brush Creek Methodist church over the weekend. Several residents including Stratman family, Tom Stephens, Lee Dodson, Eva Scott party, and Will Whitener attended church and visited neighbors. Peter Stilts sows corn on thirty acres. Marshalling goodbyes from Two Swamp Ancels.
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Brush Creek
Lola Whitener
Arthur Rowe
Walter Bennett
Fern McKee
Will Myers
Effie Fish
Will Whitener
Frank Stilts
Pexico
Harvey Stephens
Greenville
Will Kimmell
John McKee
Peter Stilts
Debates and local visits mark weekend in Pond Creek area
Saturday night and Sunday attendance was low as events continued with a debate at Pond Creek Sunday evening. The Hall church house hosted a largely attended debate, with Rev Oscar Cullins preaching at Pond Creek schoolhouse. Local work included log cutting by T J Clubb and Luther Kennison, plowing by farmers, and various visits among the Kennison Newell, Club, Wagoner, Rea, Bowler, Fowler, and Gibbs households. News is scarce.
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Pond Creek
Kennison & Newell
Dewey Herrold
Frank Bowler
Ray Sitte
Charley Wagoner
T. J. Clubb
John Wagoner
W. J. Rea
Hall
T J. Clubb
Luther Kennison
Hall Church
Oscar Cullins
Jeff Clubb
Jeff
Willard
Ruth
Grandma Clubb
Rea
Tow Phipps
J.C
Dewey Tierrold
Andrew Ford
Reuben Wills
Liam Mouser
Glen Allen
Ray Pirtle
Urban Gibbs
Farmers Prepare to Plant and Noticeable Tidbits From Town
Farmers plan to plant corm while A P L McKelney has already planted some. James E Haynes reports fine wheat. Thelma Myers spent time with Mrs J and Haynes Monday. Emory Baker recovering. Ora Choat reported very sick. Thelma Myers visited her brother West in Lutesville earlier this week. Welman Cooper and sister Verme visited grandparents. they looked after schools. J H Newell the blacksmith kept busy. Fern Haynes ill a couple of weeks. CM Kirkpatrick shipped a car of hogs early week. Bessie Beasley staying with Mrs J E Haynes. Uncle Silas McCormick on the play list. Mr and Mrs G B Talley reported some better.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thelma Myers
West
Lutesville
Welman Cooper
Miss Verme
Sank
J. H. Newell
Miss Fern
J. E Haynes
Kirkpatrick
Bessie Beasley
J. E. Haynes
Silas” McCormick
G. B. Talley
Election results boost GOP gains in key cities
In Tuesday’s elections Republicans won in many traditionally Democratic or close towns, notably St. Louis and Chicago, fueling optimism for gains in the next presidential race. Democrats argue local issues drove the slump, warning outcomes hinge on business conditions and a forthcoming crop year. Prices are expected to be remunerative if the year proves prosperous.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Louis
Chicago
Pond Creek Health Notes and Injury Report
Pond Creek Health is reasonably good in the Dr. R. W. VanAmburg vicinity. Will Rogers cut his leg making ties a few days ago, leaving a painful wound. Services at Pond Creek church Dentistry in all branches. Utesville Misscoors.
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Pond Creek
R. W. VanAmburg
Will Rogers
County Court Proceedings in Adjourned Term
Court met in adjourned term April 5 with all members present. Indebtedness of old road districts moved to new districts, list of transfers and amounts. Various allowances for supplies, salaries, and road funds. Court to apply to Mount Vernes hospital for blanks for Pearl Ix treatment. Estate matters of Francie & Whitener noted. Foreclosure notice in Thorgen county Missouri set for May 1 to satisfy note and interest.
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W. M. Welch Manufacturing Company
W. M. Welker
Oscar W. Yount
W. B. Yount
Baker
Noah Baker
Cleri
Mount Vernes Hospital
Smith & Brothers Typewater Company
Notice of final settlement in Seabaugh estate at Marble Hill
Creditors and interested parties are notified the administratrix Maggie M Seabaugh will present the final settlement of the estate of FE Seabaugh deceased at the next Bollinger county Probate court term in Marble Hill on May 10 1915.
Notice of Final Settlement in Missouri Probate
John Fee deceased Cia Mouser as executor intends to make final settlement at the next term of the Probate Court of Bollinger County Missouri to be held at Marble Hill on the 20th day of May 1015.
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John Fee
CIA
M. Mouser
Hollinger County
Missouri
Marble Hill
Tite M Mouser
Bollinger County
Hollinger
Notice of Final Settlement in Missouri Probate Court
Notice is hereby given to creditors Ed Upehureh and others that Lo. 8B. Drewhitt, administrator of an estate, intends to make final settlement at the west wall of the Probate Court of Rettinger County, Missouri, to be held at Marie Hill on the day of May, 1005. The administrator.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Francie & Whitener
C.F
C C Whitener
Coa Bhetley
Profete
Halelinger County
Tate
Misesui
Marble Hillom
Hnda
Wwrerra
C A. Swersey
Worrrenen
Notics
Tnt
Ed Upehureh
Drewhitt
Anid Eenceine
Rettinger Conse
State of Missouri
Marhie Hill
Dew
Private road petition in Bollinger County Missouri 1915
Notice to heirs and others interested in the estate of Tathaet Minner that Eu gene A O Miller administrator will petition the Bollinger County Court at Marble Hill Missouri on May 12 1915 for establishment of a private road from the petitioner’s land to connect with the Drum and Advance public road. The road would run twenty feet wide across land owned by Paul R Bailey and would provide an outlet of strict necessity. Publication in The Marble Hill Press four weeks prior.
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Drum
Fochinger
Missour
Advance
Stoddard
Missouri
Hollinger
Paul R. Bailey
Bollinger County
Marale Hilt Press
Bollinger
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Legislative Commissions
Anna Katharine
Sttery
Leavenworth Case
Perkins
Esse
Chassy
McKelney
James E. Haynes
J & Haynes
Emory Baker
Ora Choat
Utesville
Miscsoors
Racentor
Townyts
France
Desortteerd Im
Martie HU
Hedlinger
Jared
Tov
W.S. Smith & Son
Sedgewickville, MO
Henry Knowles Patton
Joe
FE. Seabaugh
Magmie M. Seabaugh
Misesouri
Maden M. Srapatgh
Miner
Eugene AO Miller
Eaid
Martie HY
Bolinger
Cwurt
Tolinger Muay
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