Deeds Filed in Recorder Office Week Ending June 9 1914
Real estate transfers listed by Recorder Walter Morey for the week ending June 9 include scores of properties in Sedalia. multiple lot trades and parcels in Smithton Longwood Houstonia Dresden and surrounding streets. Notable entries include transfers to J R Wedges Margaret O Bannon Marion Wasson and Rogers Real Estate Co with values ranging from 500 to 15000 and several exchanges of property.
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Morey
Smithton
William G. Lynch
Margaret BE. O'Bannon
Fourth and
Quincy Streets
Montgomery
John A. Leschen
Sedalia
George R. Wasson
Marion F Wasson
James M. Wasson
Longwood
Sallie
Stevens
Edward M. Hays
Edith Hays
Boonville Street
Hill and
New York Avenues
Joseph. H. Edwards
Jesse J. Comer
Lela Comer
Fourteenth Street
Arlington
Murray Avenues
L. H. Gieschen
George Younker
Twenty-first
Ingram Streets
Robert Simmons
William H. Bassett
Della Bassett
Guiney Street
Morgan and Johnson Streets
Helen M. Grover
Fourth
Massachusetts
Third Street
Summitt
Engineer Streets
Center Streets
Sixth Street
Center
New York
Alonzo Wilson
Chris
Red Fly Emerges in Battle Against Army Worm
Warrensburg Star-Journal reports natural pest control as a small red fly appears to combat army worms. The fly lays eggs on the worm and the hatched larvae enter the pest, potentially altering the crop damage in the ongoing campaign.
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Warrensburg
Voigt Family Attends University Graduation
Mr. and Mrs. W. P. Voigt of Warren Avenue have returned from Columbia where they attended graduation exercises. Their son L. S. Voigt was among the graduates of the machine and engineering department.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Voight
W. P. Voigt
Warren Avenue
Columbia
L. S. Voigt
June Crop Report from Agriculture Department
The Democrat presents the June crop report from the United States Department of Agriculture. It details yields, conditions, and prospects across major crops for the season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Department OF Agriculture
Ed States Department of Agriculture
Missouri and U S June crop report yields big gains
The June crop report shows Missouri and the United States recording sizable wheat yields with oats and barley also surpassing the five year average. The USDA data supplied to the Democrat highlights a strong overall harvest trend for major grains.
Heat record fuels drought as rains fail to arrive
The day displays temperatures rising from 96 degrees at 3 pm to 98 degrees by 4 pm with no rainfall in sight. The steady heat signals ongoing dry spells and a lack of expected afternoon showers.
Rev Fr Neiberg Sits Up After Back Ailment
The Rev Fr S J Neiberg pastor of Sacred Heart church had been bedridden with severe back pains. He sat up part of Sunday afternoon and Monday afternoon was reported on the road to recovery though not yet able to resume duties.
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Sacred Heart Church
Army Worms Threaten Crops in Chariton County
Army worms have appeared in the northwest part of Chariton county Missouri and are moving eastward causing extensive damage to all growing crops. Brookfield reports the infestation spreading as farmers monitor impacts on fields and yields.
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Brookfield
Chariton County
Tuesday was the hottest day of the year
A Missouri town records a heat spike on Tuesday June 9 1914 with temperatures rising from 74 at 5 PM to 92 by 1:30 PM and reports on local residents including Stella Price starting as school teacher and Miss Peterson of Warrensburg hired to teach the upcoming year.
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Stella Price
Walter Scott
President Wilson Attends Bryan Garden Party
President Wilson attends a garden party in Washington hosted by Secretary and Mrs. Bryan in honor of Secretary W. G. Bryan. The event took place in the afternoon as part of a series of official entertainment.
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Bryan
McAdoo
Washington
Wilson
W. G
McAdoo and Bride Host First Social Post-Honeymoon
The couple held their initial social function since returning from their honeymoon. The event celebrated their marriage with guests and local attendees in attendance.
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McAdoo
McAdoos
Mary A. Stephenson 83 Dies in Moberly Home
Mrs. Mary A. Stephenson, 83, of Moberly died at her home Monday. She leaves 124 living descendants, 58 great grandchildren, 55 grandchildren, and seven children.
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Moberly
Mary A. Stephenson
Local chicken pickers set daily counts in Montgomery
Chester Vogt and Fred Oliver led a county event in Montgomery on June 8 by picking 250 and 240 chickens respectively. Vogt earned 7.50 dollars and Oliver 7.20 dollars at three cents per chicken, highlighting the day’s top performers.
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Montgomery
Chester Vogt
Fred Oliver
Lamm declines run for Missouri Supreme Court
Judge Henry Lamm refuses to seek another term as Missouri Supreme Court justice. The Jefferson City Capital News notes his reputation as one of the state's ablest, fairest, and most impartial jurists, whose opinions will be cited long after his retirement. His service and integrity are praised by colleagues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jefferson City Capital News
Judge Lamm
Supreme Court
Henry Lamm
Jefferson City
Thornton Improving After Appendectomy Recovery
N. W. Thornton, treated for appendicitis at Maywood hospital, has left the hospital and is improving at home. He expects to return to his job at Purbaugh & Allen Furniture Company in a few days.
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Mr. Thornton
N. W. Thornton
Maywood Hospital
Purbaugh & Allen Furniture Company
Rev C D Bates of Pilot Grove fills regular ap pointment
Reverend C D Bates from Pilot Grove preached at the regular appointment Sunday, delivering a customary sermon to the church community and renewing spiritual commitments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. D. Bates
Pilot Grove
Farmers Purchase New Binders
Lamine represented at an ice cream social held at Memorial Church last Saturday night. Other news notes from the event covered community updates and local happenings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lamine
Memorial
Local notes from Lamine Missouri society
Special to the Democrat reports a sequence of community updates including visits and travels. Sue Ball visits niece Mrs Charles Quigley. A. MecMullin and family from Sedalia spend the week with relatives. Raymond Kirk travels to Sedalia for business. C W Decker attends Union church and lunches with his wife's parents. Rev C D Bates from Pilot Grove preaches at Union church. Harve Ellis and Forrest Norris buy binders from C L Rages Clifton City. Ice cream social at Memorial church. Bessie Burke leaves for Warrensburg summer course. Irene Fair visits grandparents George and Mrs Potter. Winifred Bernice Baker visit friends. Theodore Knox buys a horse from Forrest Norris. Mrs Joseph Dewitt sick. Ben Kahrs and family visit Isaac and Mrs Ellis. L A McMullin goes to Sedalia to see ill sister Mrs Arthur Kemp. Will Dewitt visits with sister Mrs Harry Sowers.
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Union Church
Messrs
Harve Ellis
Forrest Norris
C. L. Rages
Clifton City
Memorial Church
Bessie Burke
Warrensburg
Irene Fair
Newland
George
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F. W. Mills
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August M. Kraemer
Nannie E. Kraemer
James Hutson
E. E. Codding
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Houstonia
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Edward J. Hurley
F. W Fisher
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Stephen D. Hieronymus
James F. Licklider
Magme F. Licklider
Park Avenue
Army Worm
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The
United States
Fr. Neiberg
S. J. Neiberg
St. Patrick’s Church
B. R. McNamee
Miss Peterson
Mullin
Tom Worley
Norval McMullin
Lacey Leftwich
Harry Scott
Lute Scott
P. Glasscock
Kansas City
Roy Potter
BE. G. Leftwich
Mildred Miller
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Paris
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Thomas Worley
McLaughlin Bros
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