Paris Moore Farm sale under bankruptcy decree in Illinois
Edward Poocy trustee will sell at public auction on December 5 1917 at 2 o clock for the Paris Moore farm in Adams County Illinois. The 240 acre farm includes a 13 room frame house, scales, wagon barn and wash house. Possession given March 1 1918. Ten percent cash at sale, balance on court confirmation. Free of all encumbrances. Pittsfield Illinois November 20 1917.
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Department OF Public Works and Buildings
Springfield
Linois
Ilinois
Department of Public Works and
Springsfield
Leslie D. Puterhbaugh
United States District Court
Thrace
Patrick
Adams County
Illinois
Paris Moore
Palm?ma Ill. social notes and injuries report
Paloma Illinois society items show Noskins and family visiting north of town with C E Hath and family. Mrs Harry Coffeild visited with Thomas Yeorgin and daughter while Mrs FE A Dickhut of Camp Point visits her parents C W y er and family. Charles Stormer and niece Elisa Young visited J N Young family. A B Shupe injured after being thrown from a horse and confined to bed. Clarence Morton shot in leg Thanksgiving hunter injury now mobile at home. Uzazel Dickhut hosted linen shower for Miss Ruby Sivertson with neighbors, Ruby receiving many gifts.
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Clarence Morton
Uzazel Dickhut
Ruby Sivertson
Wieana Dickhut
Ruby
Judy Farm Sale Attracts Buyers In Wilda Carlin Purchase
Mr Judy's sale drew a large crowd last Saturday with stock and farming implements selling well. Wilda Carlin bought the farm at 230.25 per acre in Hancock County amid other sales of two weeks prior at 225 per acre. Mr Judy and family plan an Arizona move after hospital stays in Galesburg. Shoppers from Keokuk included Mrs John Cox and daughters. Red Cross netted sixty dollars from lunch. Mrs W B Cecil visited Hannibal with John Millis family. Mrs M C Mills visits Pike County. A daughter born to Mr and Mrs Abe Worman, both doing well.
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Abe Worman
Farm Crop Estimates Set Historic U.S. Output
Washington reports final production estimates for principal crops and an unofficial farm value of 21.0 billion dollars, the highest in history. Corn leads at 3,159,440,000 bushels. wheat, oats, hay, tobacco, sugar beets, beans, kaffir, onions, cabbage, and drops are listed with precise ton and bushel figures.
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Washington
Department of Agriculture
Fruit production figures for 1900s shipments
Cranberries 245000 barrels Apples 58203000 barrels Peaches 45066000 bushels Pears 13281000 bushels Oranges 12832000 boxes present a snapshot of trade volumes across multiple fruits. Numbers indicate large scale harvests and shipments, reflecting early 20th century agricultural output and market demand.
Richards and guests call on Quin cy neighbors
Richfield LL Mr and Mrs P H Kistner Mrs Albert Wagg James Pearen and J C Pierson were business callers in Quincy Monday Johnny Brown visited in Full last week Mr and Mrs Wm Inman visited John Brown and family of Hull Monday David Brown and Ernest Hooper of Barry called on Albert Brown Monday A Flick and Florence Heine went to Hull Tuesday Miss Mildred Hire and David Ferman were in Burton Friday Everett and Grover Tyler of Burlington Colorado visit sister Mrs CG Rice and relatives A Christmas entertain ment and cantata at the M E church scheduled
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James , Pearen
J. C. Pierson
Quincy
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Wm. Inman
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Hull
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Burton
Everett
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M. E. Church
Ely Cream Balm Nap Help for Catarrh
An advertisement promises fast relief from cold congestion and catarrh by applying Ely's Cream Balm in the nostrils. The fragrant antiseptic cream soothes swollen mucous membranes, clears air passages, and provides quick breathing relief with a small bottle purchased from a druggist.
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Ely
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