Real Estate Transfers Map Numerous Property Deeds
A lengthy list of real estate transfers shows buyers and sellers including Eien Burke to Cara Muhrer on Jefferson Street, Louis Bucher to C. L. Bucher for 82.32 acres in Green Ridge, Rolland K. Ebbersole to Geo. E. Dugan on Lamine Street, James A. Curry to George A. Alexander for 40 acres in Heath, and multiple other parcels. Several entries note properties in Hughesville, Dresden, Green Ridge, and Smithton with various acreages and street corners and include heirs and executors such as Jane H. Wilson and Thomas and wife to Richard F. Grimes, and Arminta Dickerson to Jacob Nagle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis Bucher
C. L. Bucher
Green Ridge
George H. Carson
Rolland K. Ebbersole
Lamine Street
Sth
6Th Sts
James A. Curry
Georgea. Alexander
Heath
Rolland K. Ebersole
Geo. E. Dugan
5Th
6Th
James P. Allen
Helen Christopher
Green
Mary B. Lewn
Siena B. Fletcher
Corners Sth
Harrison Avenue
E. Jenniesevier
Euugene I
Everts Atteberry
Seda- Ee Soo
P. Johns, Sr
Charles M. Rissler
Hughesville
Legran Thomas
Richard F. Grimes
Deri
Daniel Mixer
J. H
L. G. Chaney
Wid
Dresden
Judson Holmes Hall
I. W. S. Miles
Marvin Cha Ee
Charles W- Knox
J. Perty
Hughes
Jane H. Wilson
H. Wirmers
Edith Willis Lamm
S. W. Parker
Michael Anderson
Collins
Roy Knox
F.L. Wright
Jessie Knox
Charles An
Emma J. Baldwin
Tisia
George A. Smith
Wetween Thompson and
Handcock
Stephen H. Wilson
L. White
10Th Street
Warrett
Beacon
John H. Hope
Hdth
Willis Lamm
Sedalia
Jemaima H. Hope
City of
Renae
F. VansSivke
Marcus A. Thackaberry
Grsd
Smithton
W. Knox
T. F. Maxell
J. A. Littick
16Th and
Summitt Streets
Henry Johns
Walter R
Mary Mitchell
Arminta Dickerson
Jacob Nagle
Moustonia
Vermont Educational Conference Opens in Burlington
Educators from across Vermont gather in Burlington for a two day conference with the University of Vermont faculty. Sessions include a symposium on stimulating the states educational system and talks by M H Buckham Macon Stone John L Alger C H Morrill Isaac Thomas and F H Sykes of Teachers College Columbia University.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burlington
University of Vermont
M. H. Buckham
Macon
Stone
John L
New England Civic Federation Opens Annual Meeting
The New England Civic Federation convened in Boston with a large turnout from major New England cities. President Lucius Tuttle of the B and M railroad opened the session and gave the annual address. Notable attendees include Alfred Mosely of the British Industrial commission Edward A. Moffett editor of the Bricklayers and Masons official organ and Marcus M. Marks president of the National Association of Clothing Manufacturers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Mass
New England Civic Federation
New England
Lucius Tuttle
B. & M. Railroad
Alfred Mosely
British Industrial Commission
Edward A. Moffett
Bricklayers’ and Masons’ Union
Marcus M. Marks
National Association of Clothing Manufacturers
McGinley Sells Maltbu’s MCCO Coffee Daily Roast
McGinley announces daily fresh roast of Maltbu’s MCCO Coffee offered to customers with emphasis on quality and in-store availability. The note highlights ongoing commitment to provide fresh beans every day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McGinley
MCCO
Woodmen of the World Sedalia Camp conducts meeting and smoker
Sedalia camp No. 16 Woodmen of the World held a Wednesday night session to dispose of routine business followed by a social gathering and smoker. An entertainment committee was formed with T. J. Robb as chairman, joined by David Lindsay and J. M. DeJarnette. Crawford's Sodas are union made.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sedalia Camp No. 16
Woodmen of the World
T. J. Robb
David Lindsay
J. M. DeJarnette
Rare Gifts Pour In For Bride Muriel Beresford Hope
Miss Muriel Beresford Hope awaits her wedding to Evelyn Murray as relatives flood her with costly jewels plate and furniture. Gifts include a ruby ring from Mrs Roberts a diamond bird ornament from Lady Murray and an ermine fur from the groom. The breakfast and honeymoon arrangements are noted at Lady Molesworth’s home in Great Cumberland Place.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lady Molesworth
Marshall Roberts
Lady Murray
Sir George Murray
Princess von Hatzfeldt
Norfolk
Evelyn Murray
Great Cumberland Place
Kennedy's Laxative Honey and Tar Medicine Ad
For coughs and colds no remedy is equal to Kennedy's Laxative Honey and Tar. It expels all call from the system by acting as a cathartic on the bowels and affords immediate relief in croup whooping cough coughs and colds. Children love it. Sold by W. E. Bard Drug Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kennedy
W. E. Bard Drug Co
Virginia fruit growers meet in Richmond
The State horticultural society of Virginia opened its annual meeting in Richmond with nearly two hundred delegates from across the state. Local members prepared extensive entertainment and hosted an exhibition of fruit and horticultural products, with many exhibitors from other states drawing notable attention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Horticultural Society of Virginia
Gold Coin Coffee Hits Market At 25 Cents
Saymama tries Hali's new Gold Coin coffee praised as best on the market. Advertisers claim it tastes excellent and costs 25 cents, inviting readers to buy and test the product.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mamma
Hali
McLean Brother of Cincinnati Hotelier Found Dead
K W McLean manager of the Menger hotel in San Antonio and cousin of John R McLean of Cincinnati was found dead in bed. Heart disease is given as the cause of death. Remains to be shipped to Cincinnati for burial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scripps-McRae Press Association
San Antonio
Texas
K. W. McLean
Menger
John R. McLean
Cincinnati
Washington
McCO Blend Invites Flavor Focus and Trade Appeal
Coffee enthusiasts are urged toward the McCO blend claim highlighting rich flavor and rarity as a standout. The pitch emphasizes a premium, distinctive profile appealing to discerning buyers seeking high quality.
Market Report on Hogs and Cattle Across U S Cities
The markets show hogs steady in Chicago and Kansas City across several yards with large volumes. Cattle remain strong in most centers as receipts vary and prices range from rough to heavy with mixed bids and leftovers noted. Estimated hog totals for Chicago on Friday reach about 50,000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Kansas City
Omaha
St.oseph
Market Prices for Grains and Provisions
Price list of cereals and breadstuffs including new corn wheat and bran with per unit quotes for chops per cut and bale rates for prairie hay and Timothy hay. Indicates multiple ton and bushel pricing with figures showing nine to twelve dollars range.
Market Prices From Local Exchange Listings
The clipping lists commodity prices including butter at 18 to 25 cents per pound, potatoes per bushel around 0.60, corn meal at 9 cents per bushel, sorghum 35 cents per gallon, hard and soft wheat flour per cwt around 2.30 to 2.70 and 2.10 to 2.40 respectively, graham flour at 2.00 per sixty-pound, spring chickens per dozen, geese and ducks feathered offerings with unit prices not fully legible due to damaged text.
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GSE
Icc
Reform the Currency Warns of National Panic
Jacob Schiff and ex Secretary Lyman Gage warn that without a currency revision the country faces a great panic. They say such a crisis could end Republican supremacy, and imply party interests may spur action. They note a pledged but unkept reform since 1897.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jacob Schiff
Secretary of the Treasury
Lyman Gage
Congress
Fine chocolates and candies offered by the pound
Various chocolate confections offered by the pound include seven kinds mixed candies with prices from 10c to 30c per pound. Nuts and shelled nuts listed include almonds walnuts and pecans with per pound prices. fancy boxes add 10c.
Cotton Growers Convention Opens In New Orleans
The Southern Cotton Association begins its second annual three day meeting in New Orleans with delegates from southern states. Leaders consider holding prices near 12 cents, extending organization, improving warehousing and direct trade with spinners, and seeking federal funding for foreign outreach.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Orleans
Washington Artilley
Southern Cotton Association
Arge
Washington Artillery
Harris Jordan
South
Jordan
John Parker
E. A. Calvin
Farmers’ Educational and Co-operative Union
Charles Scot
Rosedale
Mich
D. A. Tompkins
Charlotte
N. C
John D. Walker
First National Bank
Sparta
J. A. Brown
Chadbourn
Walter Clark
Mississippi
J. M. Jaceway
Dardanelle
Ark
Sedalia Rail Timetable Changes Local Passenger Schedules
Sedalia notices list timetable revisions for multiple routes including St Louis and Kansas City services. It notes departure and arrival times, connections at city and local adjustments to through trains, and updated Sedalia and Warsaw stop details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas
Rick
Dover
Waverly
Malta Bend
Marshall
Sedalia
Pleasant Surprise From Monarch Laundry Offer
A brief note proclaims a pleasant surprise as a house laundry received by Monarch Laundry shows flat work ironed for no extra charge. The ad states family washing at 25 cents per dozen with ironing of flat work and invites future bundles, guaranteed work, and is signed by Chas. Van Antwerp, proprietor.
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Monarch
Plumber's Wrench Shatters Window In Harness Store
Carl Werner, a plumber, threw a heavy wrench at a rat on Tuesday afternoon. The wrench struck pavement and glanced, breaking a heavy plate glass window at O. P. Wilcox harness store. Damages are about $85 and the incident is described as accidental.
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Carl Werner
O. P. Wilcox
J H Johnson Sells MCCO Coffee Fresh Roasted Daily
Local shop J H Johnson advertises MCCO Coffee with fresh daily roasts. The brief notice highlights daily production and in store availability at MCCO Coffee outlets.
Pilot Grove Citizen Kempf Dies at 77
Joan B. Kempf 77 a longtime Pilot Grove resident and Cooper county pioneer died Tuesday Funeral services were held today at St Josephs Catholic Church Pilot Grove.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joan B. Kempf
Pilot Grove
Cooper County
St. Joseph's Catholic Church
Fools form federation in Chicago
Chicago, Jan. 11. A Federation of Fools is proposed after a young woman and publisher William Pember advertise for fools to join and cooperate. The ad promises to share indolence and untrustworthiness and suggests a humorous, self-deprecating entrance into a satirical federation of fools with promised remunerative positions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
William Pember
Maple Square
Weather Forecast: Rain or Snow This Afternoon
Rain or snow is forecast this afternoon followed by generally fair weather tonight and Friday. Cooler tonight.
Missouri Kansas and Texas Train Arrivals and Departures Schedule
Missouri Kansas & Texas timetable lists arrival and departure times for trains No 2 4 1 3 5 6 and freight No 511 504 on the Kansas City Division with daily except Sunday service and multiple daily slots including early morning and evening departures. It notes times such as 8:50 am 9:10 am 8:35 am 8:55 am 6:20 pm 6:40 pm and specific platform references for trains 451 615 and freight services.
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Kansas City Division
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Our
Eien Burke
Cara Muhrer
Jefferson Street
Ohio and
Lamine Streeets
Vermont Educational Conference
Federation
Crawford’s
RTIST
S. Ohio ST
Ade VC
Sravione
PTI Brind
NS Supplies
Bell
Muriel Beresford
Hope
London
Muriel Beresford-Hope
General Frost of
St. Louis
Marshall Rob
Erts, Jr
Anne Breese
Miss Williams
Miss Colgate
E. C. DeWitt & Co
U.S.A
W. £. Bard Drng Co
Virginia Fruit Growers
Richmond
John McLean
Sedalia Markets
P Brandt
Cotton Growers’ Convention
Gress
Missouri Pacific
St Louis Express
East Yards
West Mail
California
California-St. Joseph Special. No. 5—Kansas City Express
St. Joseph Limited
California Express
Lexington
City
My“eee
Warsaw
Southwestern
Chas. van Antwerp
J. H. Johnson
Fools Form Federation
Missouri
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