Homes for Sale in Higginsville Missouri Bargains Listed
A 30 day sale begins July 5 offering multiple properties in Higginsville MO at bargain prices. Listings include four room on two lots with outbuildings, five room houses near business streets, a large two lot plot with a house and outbuildings, and several smaller homes with wells stairs and fruit trees. Prices range from 40 to 1700 dollars with details on lot sizes and features.
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Higginsville
Missouri
Three Room House For Sale In Higginsville Mo
A single three room house in good condition with 320 by 150 foot property includes a wood well and outbuildings. Sale price offered as cash regardless of cost or profits. For more information call or write Leonard EF, Britt, Higginsville Missouri.
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Leonard EF
Britt
Higginsville, Mo
Missouri State Fair Premium List Highlights Sedalia Show
The Missouri State Fair in Sedalia August 21 26 features new cattle barns a dairy building an agricultural implement building and extended steel grandstand. Open one fare rail pass offered state wide. Premiums include 30 and 25 for best five males 350 and 2500 for best single male, sweepstakes of 50000 and 25 for best jack. Includes fat cattle classes premium 125 per breed and a futurity stake for 1905 foals. A youth and women ring with 200 prize, county agricultural displays 150, car displays 10 5, and apple and fruit prizes. Premium lists available via county clerk or Secretary J R Rippey Sedalia.
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Sedalia
Missouri
J. R. Rippey
Local Correspondence Shares Visits and Picnic News
214 South Ohio St. Correspondence continues with Mrs Bell Hurgans from Marsh visiting friends and relatives, returning home Wednesday. Mrs Mellie Stoleton and Belle Hurgins attended the Arrow Rock picnic, while Mr Scott hosted an interesting Baptist church show Thursday night, drawing a crowd.
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Mellie Stoleton
Belle Hurgins
Arrow Rock
Scott
the Baptist Church
Local visitors and a ball game score update
Mrs Wil Miller and Norman visit with Mr and Mrs Owens along with Mrs Marie Tomp son and Miss Francis Owens. Ella May and Ora Howard from St Louis arrive for extended visits. Miss Misha Still leaves to travel with Old Plantation show. Mrs John Miller and Miss Ethel visit Mrs Kelley. A Ball game between 2nd Colored pine and 2nd white ends 3 to 4 in favor of the Colored team.
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Wil Miller
Norman
Marie Tompson
Francis Owens
Owens
Tolbert
Ella May
Ora Howard
St Louis
Misha
John Miller
Ethel
Kelley
Local society notes from Bangeton and Binedon trips
Miss Coren Owens spent Saturday and Sunday in Bangeton. Misses Nannie and Jose Phine Ross were passengers through the city to Binedon last week and returned Monday.
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Coren Owens
Bangeton
Nannie
Jose Phine Ross
Our City
Binedon
Local Social Notes Highlight Mrs Johnson et al
Mrs Ethel Johnson and her family left for St Louis to make a new home. Prof W A Gunnell of DeSoto visited the city last Saturday. Miss Daisy Lankford hosted friends Monday evening. Arthur Johnson plans a brief stay in St Louis. Miss Ella Lankford travels Tuesday to visit sister Mrs H F Boyd in Trenton. Miss Mary Johnson visits friends in DeSoto.
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Ethel Johnson
Dearly
St Louis
W A Gunnell
DeSoto
Our City
Daisy Lankford
Vests
Arthur Johnson
Ella Lankford
H. F. Boyd
Trenton
Mary Johnson
Paris R Vaughn and M J White organize UB F lodge at Monroe
Paris R Vaughn and M J White traveled to Monroe on the 11th to organize a U B F lodge. Mrs R Burris of Macon was reportedly involved, reflecting local social activity and fraternal organizing efforts.
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R Vaughn
M J White
Monroe
R Burris
Macon
Paris Visit and Local Obituary Items
A Paris visitor last Thursday helped install officers of Rennin Court OOC Rev A White of Chicago spent two days in Paris visiting his son and old friends. Sam Burgess, an elder Monroe county resident, died after a long illness. Funeral services were at the AME church conducted by Rev Tony Thursday afternoon. WJ White left on the 18th for Chicago and will proceed to South Bend Ind. Rev Deniels of Mexico preached at the Baptist church Sunday. Mrs Margrett Hayden was on the sick list last week. Rev Jenkins of Monroe visited Rev long Sunday. Ben Walls of Motherly Sundayed in Potis. Otto Vaughn of Kewanee Mis visiting friends.
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Paris
Rennin Court Ooc
A. White
Chicago
Laode
Sam Burgess
Monroe County
AME
Tony
WJ White
South Bend
Ind
Deniels
Mexico
Baptist Church
Margrett Hayden
Jenkins of
Monroe
Chicago Mayoral Action and Legal Reform Call
Chicago residents debate removing Justice Doddey from Desplain Street Station as a move for reform. The piece highlights a new law by John G Jones targeting bogus lawyers, praises James for drafting the bill, notes a national Scottish Rite Mason meeting in Washington, and cites Chicago police and population figures with 72,000 colored residents amid a 2.6 million total.
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Chicago
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