Putnam County Crop News Reports Poor August Conditions
August 1920 crop report from Putnam County notes below normal yields across staples. corn 35.16 bushels per acre at 96 percent quality, potatoes 9 counts 74 percent, apples 20 percent, clover fair, wheat and oats near 74 percent of last year. Authorities cite drought and heat. harvests unevenly ripening with extensive damage in southern districts.
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Obituary of Frances Edwards of Unionville
Frances Edwards of Orange County North Carolina born June 11 1821 died August 12 1920 at home north of Unionville at advanced age. She married William Bohannon on February 24 1884 in Indiana later moved to Missouri and Illinois with family. Surviving children include James Bohannon Marshall Bohannon and Ellen Lloyd with other relatives. funeral held at Union Church with burial in local cemetery. Card of thanks expresses gratitude for kindness and support during their mother’s illness and death.
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Probate notices and estate actions in Putnam County Missouri
A collection of probate docket entries from Putnam County Missouri includes notices of administration and final settlements for multiple estates such as Mary J Neagle and others. It lists dates for hearings and sales orders, appointment of executors and curators, and directions for notice publication and payment of debts.
Plant plans raise telephone service rates in Missouri
The Mount nameless Public Service Commission hears the request from the Plum County Telephone Company to raise rates for rural service classes A to E. Proposed monthly charges range from 2.50 to 17 dollars, with options based on customer supplied equipment. Objections must be written to the Public Service Commission in Jefferson City before September 1, 1920. W. Tracy, manager, Plum County Telephone Company.
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