Notice to debtors at J A Taylor store event
All persons who know themselves to be in debt to me are notified to call at my store on or before January 3, 1916, and settle the amount to save costs. I must have money to meet my obligations. J A Taylor.
28 Dec 1916
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Newspaper
Marble Hill Press
Location
Marble Hill, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Dec 28, 1916
Page
1
All persons who know themselves to be in debt to me are notified to call at my store on or before January 3, 1916, and settle the amount to save costs. I must have money to meet my obligations. J A Taylor.
Southeast News notes two sheep ranches opened in Oregon county with capital of 2000 dollars each and potential for similar ventures countywide. Other local items include a bone-dry recount tampering, turkey sales, auto accidents, a railway survey, a highway robbery, fire losses, a child fatality, a burglary at Frisco station, and ongoing county finance debates.
General farmers face ongoing soil and crop challenges tied to long standing soil management issues. The University of Missouri agriculture departments plan extensive Farmers Week programs January 1 to 5, with sessions on rotation, soybean crops, corn efforts, clover and pasture, wheat, barley, and related topics.
The notice details forming a county association with representatives from all stock breeders, aiming to host lectures demonstrations and public stock sales in Urganize County. Directors will ensure countywide representation through town officials. A January 13 meeting at 2 PM will feature stock lectures, with extension department experts present free. The plan emphasizes public sales, better markets, and broad farmer participation for a national organization day.
A state program under the Missouri State Board of Agriculture, with the State Veterinarian leading in thirteen counties and cooperating with the Federal Bureau of Animal Industry, reports over 20 outbreaks contained. The effort aims for statewide eradication, with continued plans and possible expansion to cover all counties.
A garbled historical note mentions Driey, Styrene, Ge, and a Rank of Gas in a 1807 January context. Counties and towns such as Manan Moselay and St. Jovin appear, with scattered references to professors, bottles, a shed, and a street named Avenue.
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