Prairie land estate sale near Kansas City attracts buyers
A 1700 acre tract near a railroad town 100 miles from Kansas City is offered to settle an estate. It features rich prairie soil, extensive improvements valued over 25000, and buildings including a two story house, multiple barns, granaries, sheds, a scale house, windmills, and an orchard. The owner seeks cash at 60 dollars per acre with 5 percent financing on part, immediate possession and crops reserved to the seller’s estate in Plymouth Illinois.
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Kansas City
Plymouth
Ill
Order of Lewis county registrants by Thursday drawing
The list presents the registrants in order from 1 to 36 and a few misprints, headed by George A. Drescher of Ewing Missouri and ending with Allie Kitch of Lewistown. Included are names and towns such as Canton LaBelle Monticello Lewistown Ewing LaGrange Steffenville Taylor and Benjamin with multiple entries per locale.
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Lewis County
George A. Drescher
Ewing
James Hudson Durkee
Canton
Percy Anderson Shotten
LaBelle
Iallard Elias Wallace
Monticello
John Madison Poole
Harold Andrew Dennis
Horace Earl Bowen
Lewistown
Russell William Menke
Guy Walker Abbott
Steffenville
William J. B. Schiver
Andrew Washington Ferguson
John Tom Robinson
Paul Penn Elliott
Otis Manafield Spath
Glenn FU. Childress
Thomas Dudley Crist
Neal Garr
Joseph George Boudreau
Taylor
George Hackamack
LaGrange
Otha Bernard Logsdon
Benjamin
Floyd Felgar Gelsendorfer
Julius Warning
Cecil Wallace Baurrichter
Allie Kitch
List of names and places in a historical roll call
A fragmented roster lists numerous individuals with associated towns such as Canton LaBelle Monticello Ewing and Lewistown. Names include George Sylvester Brumbaugh Chester B Newbrough Henry Jackson Job Dee Johnson Franklin Foster McCoy Culphert Weston Gilbert and many others across Canton Monticello and nearby areas.
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George Sylvester Brumbaugh
Lewistown
SES Tech
Bryan Revans
Monticeloo
Talxey Neal Hardin
Canton
Chester B. Newbrough
Knox City
Henry Jackson Job
Culphert Weston Gilbert
William Vv. Cooter
LaBelle
Guy McKinley Brinkley
Dee Johnson
Monticello
Franklin Foster McCoy
la Belle
Carleton
Elmer
Gross
Ewing
Stephen James Abell
Durham
Newton Arthur Kimberly
Monettecello
Carroll Sublett Adams
LaGrange
Gerald Joseph Long
Benjamin
Thomas A. Richardson
James Guy Morrow
Wlllamst
Alfred Edward Wright
Agention le
Ollie Elvin Dare
Finis Jacobs
John Kenneth VanCleve
Grange
Edward Belmont Speer
Williamstown
Noble Emanuel Parker
Ti—Jeoe D. Wilton
Horace W. Ramsey
le. Grange
Hugh Otis Lavelle
George Franklin Breadlove
Ta Grange
Isaac N. Lewis
George Willis Barnett
Arthur H. Wiskirchen
Claude H. Kaylor
Steffenville
Clyde Emerson Garkie
Herbert Elmo M McColm
Frederick Austin Sublatt
Edward A. W. Bronestine
Clyde Elia Underbrink
William 8. Elkin
Corba R
West
Germany to attend prisoner conference in Berne Aug. 5
Washington June 20 Germany has accepted the invitation to send representatives to Berne Switzerland for a conference on August 5 with an American delegation on the general subject of exchange and treatment of prisoners of war.
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Washington
Germany
United States
Berne
Switzerland
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