Real Estate Transfers Filed in Pettis County Week Ending June 23 1914
Real estate deeds filed in the office of Recorder Morey for the week ending June 23 show transfers in Pettis County and Sedalia. Transactions include Cooper to Leffler for a lot. Ogden to Bradbury for 35 acres. Monsees to Stuart and back. and Potter to Potter with large land parcels in Bowling Green township, plus various wd and gd transfers involving properties on Prospect Avenue, Sixteenth Street, and other city and township parcels.
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Morey
Fice
Walter Morey
Charles M. Cooper
Ella Leffler
Collins and
Ingram Avenues
Olive N. Berry
James W. Hedden
Sneed Avenue
Fourteenth
Sixteenth Streets
Martha L. Gregory
Guardian
Josephine N. E. Gregory
Susan Major Gregory
Thomas Elisha Gregory
James N. Wilkerson
Sixteenth Street
Hancock and
Marvin Avenues
Charles Barnhart
Qed
J. B. Stuart
Gertrude A. Monsees
W. Clyde Patterson
Guy Patterson
Sixth Street
Park Avenue
Allen Chasnoft
S. V. Reavis
Washington Township
Tenth Streets
James R. Card
Pettis County
Sedalia Trust Company
Prospect Avenue
Johnson and Morgan Streets
James F. Cook
W. R. Finnell
Lennie M. Finnell
Johnson Street
Moniteau
Thomas P. Potter
Robert A. Potter
Bowling Green Township
Let Down Without a Hit By Windsor
Cotton McDonald pitched for Clinton and held Windsor to no hits as Clinton won 9 to 5. McDonald struck out seventeen. Clinton had nine hits and two errors while Windsor made two errors.
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Cotton McDonald
Clinton
Windsor
McDonald
Postmasters Are Confirmed in Senate Vote
Washington June 21 The senate last afternoon confirmed postmasters Robert W Corum of Boonville and J J Thorn of Neosho Missouri.
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Washington, D. C
Senate
Robert W. Corum
Boonville
J. J. Thorn
Neosho
Ice Cream Social At High Point Church Lawn
Saturday evening June 27 the ladies of High Point church east of Hughesville host an ice cream social on the church lawn with proceeds for church programs.
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Ladies of High Point Church
Hughesville
Threshing Season Opens as Meyer Bros Plan Harvest
Flat Creek notes a wild report of wolves on the John P. Warren farm and announces Meyer Bros will begin threshing Thursday at John W. Coffey farm. They are famed as the three cents a bushel men. The item blends local farming updates with community happenings.
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Meyer Bros
John P. Warren
Cols
Geo. Monsees
Mint Johns
Edward Newbill
John W. Coffey
South Pettis
Warrenton Girl Committed Suicide Over Party Request
Warrenton Missouri June 25 17 year old Mary Leek daughter of Mr and Mrs Falware Leek killed herself Tuesday night by drinking carbolic acid after her parents refused to let her attend a party. She bought the acid at a drug store burned home and hid the vial under her pillow.
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Miller County
F. M. Arnold
Pine Ridge Farm
Henry Shafer
Dr. Reser
Cole Camp
David M. Botts
Warrenton, Mo
Catarrh Cure Promises Cure Or Reward
Readers are informed that Hall's Catarrh Cure claims to cure catarrh at all stages through constitutional treatment. The advertisement asserts the medicine works on blood and mucous surfaces to build up the patient and offers 100 reward for any failing case. It invites testimonials and lists Cheney & Co as sellers in Toledo.
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Cheney & CO
Toledos
Stinette Ey& T Finil'sa Family
Prairie notes on crops and community life in Sedalia area
Chinch bug damages corn amid rain shortages. wheat and oats near threshing. Local farmers discuss relief from pests, weather, and upcoming threshing. Children’s Day at Quisenberry School featured basket dinner with Rev. Kokendoffer and Rev. Davidson. Local events include weddings, burials, road work, and a large corn crib project in progress.
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Sedalia
Pettis County
Jordan
Quisenberry School
A. W. Kokendoffer
R. L. Davidson
W. M. Wheeler
Nettie
Lelia Taylor
Mwnansas City
E. B. Read
Howard Pie
Girl in Man's Garb Held in Delmar Restaurant
Mrs. Josephine Harrington, 24, arrested in a St Louis restaurant at 4916 Delmar boulevard while garbed as a man and posing as a cook. She was sent to Cape Girardeau, Missouri, claiming she found it easier to earn a living by living as a man under the name Joe Harrington.
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St. Louis
Josephine Harrington
Delmar Boulevard
Cape Girardeau, Mo
Joe Harrington
For a Weak Stomach Take Chamberlains Tablets
An advertisement promotes Chamberlains tablets to aid stomach function and natural digestion. It notes the product is for sale by all dealers and urges use for a weak stomach.
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Chamberlain’s
Local Sanitary Morgue Ad Offers Night Clerk Service
An 1880 established facility advertises prompt careful service at the Chapel connection with Phon d Sanitary Morgue In Con. The listing cites No. 8 night clerk.
Clemency in dynamite case commutes four sentences
President commutes to expire at once the sentences of Michael J. H. Hannon Scranton Frank H. Painter Omaha Fred J. Mooney Duluth and William Shue Chicago in the dynamite conspiracy case. Twenty defendants including leaders must begin serving at Leavenworth tomorrow with clemency denied for John H. Barry and Paul J. Morris who may file separate petitions.
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Dent
Michael J. H. Hannon
Scranton
J. Mooney
Duluth, Minn
William Shue
Chicago
Leavenworth Penitentiary
John H. Barry
Paul J. Morris
St.Louis
Blue Jay Attacks and Kills a Snake Outside Home
A Columbia Times report describes a blue jay darting from a sunny corner to strike a snake about eighteen inches long. The bird pecked the head drawing blood as it carried the snake to the fence top before the creature died.
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Columbia Times
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Carr
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Edward Heckman
Emma L. Heckman
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Twelfth Streets
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D. E. Longan
Walnut Street
Houstonia
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Eighteenth
Brown Streets
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Iberia
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R. H. Gentry
Jesse M. Green
Philip Reed
Vaida
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James McFatrich
Allie Kunzler
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Liberty Park
Sedaltia Blues
Star Bloomer Girls
George Goodrich and Sons
Flat Creek
Recorders Vs
Field Wind
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J. K. Whitsel
Quisen
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Social
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Mile Chryst
C. B. Chryst
Mr. Wallace Taylor
Lucille Berry
Mose Herndon
Main Street
J. S. Whitsel
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Tom Bird
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Smithton
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Ohio Street
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