Deaths Mrs Land Mother of Mose H Land Dies in Kansas
Mrs Phillip Land mother of Mose H Land of this city died suddenly at her Neodenha Kansas home early Saturday December 6 at 1 50 am at age 74. Mr Land left Saturday to attend the funeral held Sunday. Burial was in Neodewha cemetery beside her husband who died about a year ago.
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Phillip Land
Mose H. Land
Denly
Neodenha
Kas
Mr. Land
Wurial
Neodewha
Hisband
Obituary of John Jefferson Smith of Tweat Springs
John Jefferson Smith of Tweat Springs died December 4 1913 at age 65 months after a year of dropsy and two months of illness. Born September 26 1848 in Raline county Missouri he joined Antioch Christian Church in 1807. He leaves a wife and brother along with relatives to mourn his passing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Jefferson Smith
Raline
Antioch
Dam C. Smith
Hin Ure
Hin Ure. the Deceased Died At the Residence Of*his Brother In Tweat Springs
Sweet Springs
John Alexander Dies in PennyVille Area
John Alexander a colored man from PennyVille south of Marithall died at Fulton hospital on Saturday December 6. His remains were moved to Marshall for burial on Tuesday afternoon at Pennyville. A county court jury had previously selected him for admission to the Fulton hospital for insane care.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Alexander
PennyVille
Marithall
Fulton Hospital
Marshall
Alexander
Farm buyer lists crops and acres in modest earnings
The report notes M Mr Yap of Grand tas down who owns four acres of Julia. He cut crops this year and sold 121.50 worth. He still has 140 dollars worth on hand at current prices. At this rate the land would pay for itself in two seasons.
Improvements at Crxington Power Plant
The Missouri Gas Electric Service Co enhances Lexington plant after buying the gas and electric works. Upgrades include a 200 kW turbo, a 260 horsepower water tube boiler, and a 125 foot stack. A mine haulage line will run entirely by electricity, expanding the utility’s capacity and signaling broader industrial aims.
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Crxington
Daily Intelligencer
Lexington
Dee
Missouri Gas @ ‘Electric Service Co
Electric Light
Auil
Cuut
Indus
Sano Toa Ki i on the s noth
A brief fragment notes a person named Sano Toa Ki i connected with an unclear topic in the south region. The readable text offers no clear event date place or outcome to determine a fuller record.
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Sano Toa Ki i
Old Time Plank Culvert Fleeing Debate Sparks Road Talk
A taxpayer voice from Pettis County urges better roads and culverts across multiple counties, recounting a dangerous trip driven over improvised wooden culverts. He calls for improved drainage, more concrete structures, and shared responsibility to fix washed-out roads and ravines, highlighting public funds and maintenance concerns.
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Ad Wall
Ted Tm
Pettis County
Alnee
Marehall
Pearce
Ladion
Visltor
Hitelod
Shiteka
Fragmented Transfer Notices From a Local Property Ledger
The clumsy OCR lists numerous transfers and dealings between individuals and small groups. Items reference transfers of lots, parcels, and acreage, with amounts such as 1500.00, 1000.00, 400.00, and 2666.06. Names include Ernest Johnson, William Hidhels, Abney, Crowder, Minnie L. Hock, Edward W. Hawking, Green King, and Charles Peterson, among others, with parcel descriptors like lot 2 block 3, Key of 10-80-21, and 26 and 27 BE- $1. The entries resemble a real estate ledger recording conveyances and monetary exchanges rather than a cohesive narrative.
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Heal Matath
Joe A. Chatley
Charles Crowder
Herbdon Mo
E & Gentry
Minnie L. Hock
Jock L. Hawking
Edward W. Hawking
Joseph King
Green King
William N. Palmer
Charles Peterson
Bik's
Boatright
Auction fragment lists names and property transfers
The fragment records transfers including Robert Long and Emma Hughs with amounts 1800 and 175, involving parcels in Sweet Springs and Parris Add, plus names Thompson Harrison and Mary J. Porter. It notes dates and lot details incomplete, reflecting a damaged listing from a 1921 era record.
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Ole
Robert Long
Thompson
Harrison
Nores
Emma Hughs
Mary J
Daniel Porter
Parris Add
Sweet Springs
Special election setup with ward polling places and judge lists
The article lists polling places for a December 14 special election on issuing bonds of 36000 to fund an electric light plant. It names ward locations City Hall Maranali Foods Yard and FP O Dell Barn with assigned judges and clerks, including McGinnis Fireman Irvine Merrow Linetor Prior and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City Hall
M. PF. McGinnis
W. A. Fireman
W. L. Irvine
L. M. Merrow
Frank Linetor
J. B. Prior
Gps
W. Brown
W. 8
Koonts
Sidney R E. Prank Justice
Maranali’s Food Yard
Morgan St
Dh, Lywees J
Kirkpatrick
Cooperative Insurance Co. to Meet at School House
The Co operative Insurance Co of Saline and Cooper counties holds its second meeting on December 2, 1913, at 1 o clock p m at the school house. Members are urged to attend. J L Kesslar, President. J R Heumann, Secretary.
Stepping Fight: M A Gweeney Receives Gold Watch
M A Gweeney, popular agent for Reliable Life and Accident Insurance Co, received a fine gold watch last week in recognition of his patent business. The event occurred as he headed to promote business in Matin, Miasoori, Misneska, and Lenora Bell, Ridge Prairie teachers, visited Mar to see Shalr, then Bele. Bell left for Mek Witt to the shore state.
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Figh
M. A. Gweeney
Reliable Life & Accident Ing. Co
Miasoori
Misneska
Lenora Bell
Ridge Prairie
Mar
Bele
Bell
Sith
Shore
Auto Accident Injures Slater Family Near Pilot Grove
Mrs. B. B. Pirke of Slater was called to Sedalia after an auto accident involving G. Vaughan and family. Their car turned over injuring all aboard, with Mr. Stewart of Pilot Grove suffering a fractured skull, Vaughan’s arm broken, his daughter Dulsy both arms broken, and their adopted pets bruised.
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B. B. Pirke
Slater Wan
Sadalia
G. ©. Vaughan
Stewart
Pilot Grove
Vaughan
Miss Dulsy
Smaikein
Private line completion aids east Marshall area traffic
The private telephone line east of Marshall on route 5, built by Pred Ludwig, Joe Brown, and the Brown brothers, was completed this week with connections to the Bell company in Marshall on Wednesday. The line runs about six miles and will be a great convenience to the community.
DeWitt and Man-Needles Tie In Decent Nuptials
In a December ceremony on December 11 at 2 PM the couple DeWitt Man-Needles and Mia Month O'Miet Needles married at the bride's aunt Mrs H A Mink 659 Booth Lafayette. The event was witnessed by close family and friends with Mrs Dan O Arien of St Louis as guest of honor. The bride, an accomplished young woman, and the groom, well regarded locally, have begun housekeeping in the city.
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DeWitt Bhrnman
Caghiot
Mra. H
Kirnman
Ths City
Rockway Pullen Wedding at Arrow Rock Parsonage
Karl H. Brockway and Agnes M. Pullen wed at the parsonage of Rev. Bpeera in Arrow Rock Missouri on December 6. The groom, a local farmer, is the eldest son of Frank and Mrs Brockway near Arrow Rock. The bride from Bonne Terre Mo had stayed with her aunt Mrs Jack Dysart. They plan to reside with the groom’s family and visit the bride’s father in Bonne Terre.
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Bpeera
Arrow Rock
Karl H. Brockway
Mies M. Agnes Pullen
Frank Brockway
Arrow
Bonne Terre
Mee
Jack Dysart
Pullen
Honne Terre
Rubin Armentrout and Dora Seibert Married at Sedalia
Fred Sotbert of near Mt. Leonard and Miss Dora Armentrout of near Sweet Springs wed at the Sedalia residence of Rev. Kokendorfer on Tuesday December 2. They were accompanied by James Armentrout and Miss Emma Seibert and will reside on his father’s farm northeast of Sweet Springs. They are the children of Mr and Mrs Gores Seibert and Mr and Mrs Louis Armentrou t with best wishes from friends.
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Fred Sotbert
Mt. Leonard
Dora Armentrout
Sweet Springs
Kokendorfer
Sedalia
James Armentrout
Emma Seibert
Gores Seibert
Louis Armentrout
the County
Marriage of King and Legg Set for December 17
Joseph Mahard King will wed Mise Mi dred Ervine Legg, daughter of Mr and Mrs John D Legg, at the bride's parents home south of Marshall on Wednesday December 17. After December 20 they will reside at the Peabody farm about three miles south of Marshall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Mahard King
Mise Midred Ervine Legg
John D. Legg
Marshall
Juno K. King
Peabody Farm
Marahall
Sedalia Couple Wed in New Haven Home Ceremony
Virg il Moore of Sedalia and Mina Marie Ott of New Haven were united in marriage on December 4 at the bride’s parents home in New Haven. The couple has begun housekeeping in Sedalia and many friends here extend congratulations.
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Virgil Moore
Sedalia
Mina Marie Ott
New Haven
Names of new club members and renewals listed weekly
A long list of names and places appears as new subscribers or renewals from the past week. The roster includes many individuals from Sweet Springs, Napton, Slater, Marshall, Malta Bend, Nelson, and nearby areas, with numerous initials and partial names, plus several town and road references.
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M. Cox
Rol
Sweet Span
IL Knott
Sweet Springs
T. Pemberton
Lafayette
Init
Mre
Lula Green
Nelson
M. J. Drinkard
Mian Joo
Wall
Norton
Misa
Molly Hollywood
Etty N. Johnson
D. Clark
Samuel Rothrock
Spas
Fritegerald
Spee
J. A. Wood
W. A. Pieher
T. «. Jones
Thaoe Theo
G. Kehkop
Henry Hinnah
Red Theo
H. Woung
John Shellenbecgar
W. A. Hagedorn
Slater
Butts
I. M. Carr
B. Parks
Ormond Hupp
Smith Sullivan
Farmer's Mutual Insurance Co
Mike Keller
City
Johnog
Ruff
RK. McDaniel
Clty
Theo
Staub
Malta
Bend
Hermanikunge
Vidaon
Pemberton
Imanuel Wittrupp
A. Rentek
Malta Bend
Hulse
B. Green & Son
Henry Lange
Sweet Spgs
Shrader
Sweet Spee
R. T. Sima
Sweet
John Cook
J. Marre
W. Boyd
Elty
H. G. Hicks
Allegan
Mich
W. Stradman
Rim
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L. D. Murre
FP. M. O'Dell Barn
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J. BR. McAmis
Lyman Peters
J. H. Green
J. D. Harre
J. M. Huff
W. H. Trent
Clerks
Fred Tipping
W. N. Holmen
Henry Hayob
Guy Me- Amie
Wen Man
Rockway
al Mh
Lou
Cook
Mite My J
Gallor
Matta End
Baker
Miami
McAltieter
Tae Huston
Blater
Lo Meliener
Najton
W. Wilk
Mine
Aek
Ed. Kephart
MH. Steel
Chas
Bhackelford
Napton
J.T
Lewis
M. BR. Dean
Geo
Montgomery
Marshal
Joe Pittman
Lewis Slayer
Areh Goodoe
Clemence Winkler
Henry Niemeler
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