Property transfers in Marshall area recorded
Land deals include Roy Burgard and wife to J H Green for lot 10 block 16 Eng lish addition. Wm Ehlers to I S Wood for lot 6 block 3 Penn Beeweet. Highley to Oreari for 3 44 acres in 11 48 23. multiple parcels noted with owners Isaac Tindal Mariah Bodily heirs. Jacob Berg to Charles Brown lot 1 2 block 4 Brother and Sebrees add. Blosser to Erskin J and Quincy Blosser 32.86 acres. Neft to John J Henderson 10 acres. other transfers in Slater and Marshall areas with various lot and acre details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy Burgard
Marshall
G Nelson
L Highley
Ehlers
S'Wood
Highley
Oreariaé
Isaac Tindal
Mariah
Jacob Berg
Chas
Brown
Brother & Sebrees
I Blosser &Wifs
Erskin
Charles W Peal
Thomas RK
Hayney
West Slater
Jas
M Parker
Richard
Shanon
Eubank
Slater
Lula Montgomery
H Barnes Guar
Henry A. Coleman
Lowa Herring, Jr
Geo Young
James L Roberts
City Council Meeting Actions and Ordinances Passed
City Council met Oct 18 with all present except L C Gaunt. Yerby street accepted per street and alley committee report. Committee to settle with Dr Scratchfield over iron pipe. Carey & Co. granted pool hall license. Ordinance 226 amends tax bill No 144 for sewer in sub district 6. Ordinance 227 allows Mo Pacific Railway side track across North Jefferson and Odell avenues. Crossing ordered at Lyon and West Boyd. Jacob Van Dyke ordered to be paid 324 in lieu of Mrs Vance tax bill for deed to street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. C. Gaunt
Yerby Street
Dr. Scratchfield
Carey & Co
Mo. Pacific Railway Company
Jefferson Avenue
Odell Avenue
Lyon and
West Boyd
Jacob van Dyke
Couple United in Matrimony Near Excello
The Sabbath noon wedding united Oscar Hardister and Iva Pearl Vanskike at the bride’s parents two miles east of Excello. Rev. John W. Thomas officiated. The couple left for Marshall after a two day visit with family and friends. They will continue as principal and wife at Waverly School, with both families noted members of the Missionary Baptist church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oscar Hardister
Iva Pearl Vanskike
Leslie Vanskike
Excello
John W. Thomas
Near
Moberly
William Jewel College
Hits Parents
Marshall
Waverly
Waverly School
C. H. Hardister
Missionary Baptist Church
Christ
Big land deal nets 115500 in Missouri and Kansas land swaps
W F Howard of East Lynne and W T Burroughs of this city closed a 115500 transaction with Diggs Bros of Arrow Rock. Diggs Bros traded 400 acres of Kansas land, 126 near Arrow Rock three business houses and one residence in Marshall for 683 acres in Barton county. The swap yields a finely improved farm and elevates the partners into the hustler class, following a string of 4000 acres sold since August.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. F. Howard
East Lynne
W.T. Burroughs
W. C. Brickey
Barton County
Diggs Bros
Arrow Rock
Kansas
Marshall
How ard’s Mule Trade Echoes Through Harrisonville
A tale from East Lynne describes Mr How ard trading a batch of mules six times in one day in Harrisonville. As the mules pass the hotel their braying sounds like How ard’s name, drawing attention and amusement. He now turns to real estate and offers to manage properties needing care for clients.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Howard
East Lynne
Harrisonville
Missouri Baptists Seek $60,000 for Missions in 1911
At the Missouri Baptist General Association meeting in Sedalia on October 20, Rev. T. L. West reported 1179 missionary pastors evangelists and chapel car workers in Missouri and 6000 membership candidates. The group urged all 1936 Baptist churches to raise 60000 for ministry next year up from 43000. William Jewell College auditors noted strong ministry enrollment and gifts to support students averaging 70 a year with about 4000 subscribed. The home and foreign missions treasurer reported over 20000 added to the treasury. Contributions for the Missouri Baptist Orphans Home near St Louis approached 1000. The association plans to meet next year in Nevada Missouri.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sedalia
Missouri Baptist General Association
T. L. West
Carrollton
Missouri
William Jewell College
J. E. Cook
William Jewell
College of Missouri Baptists
America
J. P. Green
Missouri Baptist Orphans’ Home
St. Louis
Nevada
Be a man or be a woman in wartime virtue tales
In Atchison a girl challenges a brother to “be a woman” not a man and notes how a mother steadies a troubled home with calm courage while a married couple argues over a dress. A Paris doctor says blue is a cure for nerves and nagging, and Arthur Aull muses on love’s math. Advertising’s rise is noted as powerful in business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atchison Globe
Atchison
Columbia Herald
Paris
Saturday Evening Post
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Shackelford
F. N. Price & Son
M_ STONR
AucHonour
Shackelford, Mo
Driskell Place
Blue Lick
Hernden
J. H. Driskell
Sweet Springs, MO
L. C. Dennis
Marshall, R. F.d
City Council
Hardister
Vanskike
Saline County
Abiel Leonard
Vasa
Kapeas
Oklahoma
Texas
Elsea & Hains
Farmers Saving’ Bank Bldg
Marshall, Mo
Arthur Aull
L. E. Benedick
L. E
Benedick
Jos. B. Gooch
T. W. Lacy
Ball Williams
J. G. Howery
John Schlester
Cloud Noble
Jas. J. Bryan
R. J. Hendricks
Jas. B. Prior
Highland
Miss Hollywood
Mollie BH
Ball
Hudson
August Richter
Chas. S. Brown
Jake Berg
Breathitt & Sobree
L. FE
Phono
J Vandyke
J. T. Fisher
Vandyke
VanDyke & Co
fiBetween
New York Racket and
Bank of Saline
Marshall MO
J. W. Forbes
Sweet Springs
DRS. Nuckles & Nuckles
Marshall Building
North Side Square
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