Real Estate Transfers in Sedalia and Nearby Townships
Long list of property transfers involving Porter Real Estate, Pacific Realty, and numerous individuals across Sedalia townships Green Ridge Lamonte Longwood and Cedar. Transfers cover streets Ninth Montgomery Fourth Broadway Park avenues and acreage up to 120 acres with values from 300 to 5 700 dollars.
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Porter Real Estate Company
Pacific Realty and Improvement Company
Sedalia
John N. Dalby
E. W. Shultz
W. W. Herold
Fourth Street
Quincy
Park Avenue
M. M. Brayton Et al
Mark M. Shaw
Green Ridge
Martha J. Smith
Elizabeth J. Tuttle
Mary Carbaugh
West Side
Kentucky
Fourteenth
Fifteenth
T. M. Pemberton
W. J. Letts
Ninth
Montgomery Streets
A. P. Morey
L. P. Andrews
Stewart Avenue
Sixteenth Streets
Lewis O. Reed
D. T. O’gara
Cedar Township
John B. Crutcher
H. A. Barnes
Cooper and
Moniteau Streets
George H. Baldwin
William Stankard
Sixth Street
Wagner
Center
Hinton Gorrell
Ellis W. Elden
Prairie Township
W. M. Johns
William H. Perry
Thirteenth Street
Brown and
Summit
Eunice B. McCubbin
Cooper and Moniteau
Maria Anna Obenhaus
B. W. Bilkins
Hancock and
Marvin
W. W. Greer
J. B. Greer
Longwood Township
B. Lombard
E. E. May
Eleventh Street
Moniteau
N. B. Cannon
Andrew J. Hageman
Green Ridge Township
Moses C. Harvey
Moerschel Brewing Company
Third
Engineer
Thomas Terry
Josephine P. Kemp
Etta A. Knapp
Peoples Bank of
Henry S. Smith
Elsie E. Berry
Lamonte
W. F. Vaughan
Theron Carnes
Ninth Street
Ingram
Thompson
Levi Anderson
Geo. Anderson
Chas. J. Hieronymus
Hiram Lewis
Broadway
Michael Norton
Chas. W. Daugherty
Fifth Street
Wagner and
Wm. F. Norton
Q.c.d
Loan on Sedalia Real Estate Noted by Local Trust Firm
Sedalia real estate loan activity noted with SEDALIA TRUST COMPANY and references to Dickman graduate optician at 113 Ohio Street as contact points for financing and appraisal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sedalia Real Estate
Sedalia Trust Company
Or Dickman
Graduate Optician
Ohio Street
World’s Fair rate, Missouri church, and long running paper
The Holt County Sentinel marks its 40th year while noting Missouri Day rail rates to the World’s Fair and a 1 cent per mile fare from June 2 for ten days. Reports cover a new $32,000 Methodist church in Columbia, protests over McMaster’s history in Kansas City schools, oil prospects in Cass and Bates counties, and a lone female World’s Fair staffer in St Louis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Louis
Missouri
Union
America
Beam from 400 million candlepower lamp seen across Illinois
A giant search light from the Woman's Magazine building at the World's Fair projects a skyward beam visible 225 miles to Joliet and 200 miles to Bloomington with the lens shape discernible at 100 miles Springfield. The German Baptists plan a large national convention at Carthage Missouri with extensive cookery facilities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman's Magazine
Joliet
Ill
Bloomington
St. Louis
Springfield
Try the new sundaes at Farris
A brief note invites readers to sample new sundaes at Farris.
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Farris
Postponed unveiling planned for Sedalia Woodmen event
Sedalia Camp No. 16 Woodmen of the World postponed their unveiling ceremonies to June 12 after a Wednesday night meeting. John Rimel John Newman and J. W. Davis were initiated and several membership applications were received.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sedalia
Woodmen of the World
John Rimel
John Newman
J. W. Davis
Bryan Possible Senate Candidate for Nebraska as Fusion Odds Rise
Word from the Democratic- Populist camp says William J. Bryan will run for United States senator. Republican Elmer J. Burkett is their nominee with fusionists expected to back Bryan at their August convention. Fusionists hope to elect state and legislative tickets despite statewide unpopularity of Governor Mickey and anti-state administration sentiment. If Bryan enters, he plans a whirlwind campaign across Nebraska and a joint discussion with Burkett on national and state issues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nebraska
William J. Bryan
United States
Elmer J. Burkett
Senate
Mr. Bryan
Mickey
Bryan
Burkett
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WM. Courtney
Pres
W.A. Latimer
Cashier
R. F
Orey
Pris
Third National Bank
United States Depository
Misourl. Capital
J. N. Dalby
J. G. Cox
Henry W. Harris
D. H. Smith
J. A. Mertz
W. A. Latimer
Charles H. McAnich
Samuel C. Gold
James T. Montgomery
McLaughlin Bros
Marta Directors G
Oxio
Niaget
Whipple
O. K
Peacock
Big Muddy
Illinois
McAlester Nut
Arkansaw
Piedmont
Yard
Montgomery
Whipple Coal Company
Sedalia Trust Company Capital
John T. Heard
Wm. H. Powell
Chas. C. Evans
Sec’y. and
Treas
H. W. Menschke
John W. Murphy
Jno. Montgomery, Jr
C. C. Kelly
Peter Pehl
W. T. Hutchinson
John D. Crawford
Eeek
W. HH. Powell
Grant Crawford
The
Citizens’ National Bank
S. P. Johns
J. D. Crawford
Geo. R. Shively
J. H. Doyle
J.G. Bothwell
R. Blair
W. O.terry
Cahier
Sedalia National Bank
E F. Yancey
W. H Evans
J. H. Bothwell
Martin Renkin Col
M. G. Clark
D. F. Brown
Henry Lamm
E. R. Blair
J. W. Murphy
W A, Lower
Orpha Bronson
Charles F. Smith
Northwest Corner
Wm. Logan
Louisa R. Bagby
Heath Creek
B. F. Sanford
Jno
J. Cox
Enth
Peter Kahrs
Ida A. Kruse
Lamine Street
Thirteenth
Lewis B. Porter
Anna Co. Schnakenberg, Wd
Southeast Corner
Ninth and Harrison
R. Clapton
Harrison and
Dorn & Cloney
Landmann Bros
Ioans
Insurance and
Missouri Trust
Ohio
Sedalia, Mo
Holt County Sentinel
Sentinel
New Methodist Episcopal Church
South
Columbia
C. B. Galloway
Jackson, Miss
Daughters of the Confederacy
ex-Confederate Association
McMaster
Kansas City
Cass
Bates Counties
S. J. Callias
Cal>las
Grand Lodge of
Yantis
Marion County
S. B. Ormsby
Salem
Oregon
Watson Richardson
Atchison County
Benna Vista
Mllinois
Mexico
Watson
Carthage
Edward A. Marx
Albany, N.Y
Andy Catmartic
Sterling Remedy Co
Chicago
N.Y
A. T. Still
American School of Osteopathy
Kirksville
Nannte Dufur
Osteopathic
Bell Telephone
Best Equipmnt
M. Hodges & Bro
East Third St
Willi
Met
J. F. Terhune
Ohio St