Real estate transfers in Putnam County unfold in land records
A compilation from Helforstine Pratt lists transfers across Unionville Mo including parcels in Robbins addition and Thornburghs Addition. Notable entries show Samuel Stuttlemire to JD Coddington for 350 dollars, multiple Davis and Schff related transfers totaling thousands, and numerous Wickoff, Melton, and Crosby deeds.
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Putnam County
Helforstine & Pratt, Abstractors
Unionville, Mo
Joseph & Winger
Caddington
Anwla Nw
Samuel Stuttlemire Aing
JD Coddington
Anna McClellan
Mcclellan
Robbins
Uniorville
Mahon Foster
Benjamin B
Aplin
Clara Davis
Schff
Michael Baughman
Aherit
Mullins
Shi
JR Musgrove
Unionville
John W
True
Jamea L
Harmon Et al
Davidson
John A Melton
Elson'’sa
Ira D Johnson
James P Blodgett
Worthington
Bosworth
H B Wilson
Frank A Hodges
Edwin C Hodges
Martinstown
Silas W Crooke
Cyrus A Crooks
Plow as Key to Agriculture and Industry
From Bi for the Farm and Home by Frank Koester, the plow is described as indispensable to civilization. It is the essential core upon which agriculture and industry depend, enabling farm and nation to advance through efficient tillage and food production.
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Frank Koester
Lycurgus Refuses Democracy Advice in Lacedaemonian Tale
In a Plutarch anecdote Lycurgus dismisses a proposal to set up democracy. He remarks the fashion of long hair among his countrymen makes handsome men more beautiful and deformed men more terrible.
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Senace
Lycurgus
State of Mind Theme in Kingdom of Heaven Debate
Fragmentary note discusses the idea that heaven is not a state of mind and references Jobs Bur in a philosophical tone. The readable text hints at theological musings without clear events or identified individuals.
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Kingdom of Heaven
Never-Go-Anywhere Phrase Spurs Weekend Delay
Muddled note claims people avoid places until Saturday, referencing superstition and travel in a Fraysday era voice. The imperfect text hints at a belief that individuals wait for a specific day before going anywhere.
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Ote Peopis
Naughty Ponies of Assateague and Chincoteague
The passage recounts the legend of wild horses on Assateague and Chincoteague, their arrival or origin, and how they survive on natural grass and brackish pools. It notes a yearly fair when the horses are rounded up in July, branded, and sold to mainland buyers for sums up to 125 dollars.
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Rexall
Ara
Assoteague
Chincoteague
Harper's Magazine
More Than He Could Stand
A Kansas anecdote recalls Jed Perkins a homely man who scorns revival promises of salvation if he must enter the better land looking as he does. He would rather be lost than parade his unchanging face in heaven.
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Tom McNeal
Abe Peters
Jed Perkins
Kansas
Jed
New Jerusalem
Kansas City
Tempting Bait for Big Fish in Philadelphia Ad
An automobile company defends a $27000 full page ad in a Philadelphia weekly, claiming the costly bait produced a whale of business with over $1,000,000 in following weeks. The piece argues large costs can yield big returns and moralizes on effort behind success.
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Automobile Company
Queer Cures and Perversions in Early Medical Beliefs
The piece recounts bizarre remedies used by early physicians and lay healers including fox lungs for coughs, half a pigeon applied to feet, dried toad in the armpit, hedgehogs and snails made into syrups, cats and puppies used in treatments, and even drinking hair shaved from the head with wine to cure plague, highlighting credulity and cruelty in medical history.
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Fox
Justice Blackmar Urges Couple Reconcile Over Nagging
Supreme Court Justice Blackmar advised Mrs. Abbie K. Rossman and Edwin J. Rossman to reunite and stop nagging, saying nagging can be a worse crime than murder. The judge refused a separation and urged the couple to heal the marriage.
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Supreme Court
Blackmar
Hryodkiya
Abbie K. Rossman
Edwin J. Rossman
Putnam County Court Calls December 23 1913 Bond Election
Irving Davis and many voters petitioned Putnam County Missouri for a special election to authorize $90,000 in bonds to build a courthouse in Unionville. The court orders a December 23 1913 election, with bonds for twenty years at 5 percent, plus 20 cent tax increase for interest and sinking fund. Notice to publish in The Umaville Republican and the Putnam County Journal.
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Isbe Courty Court
Putnam County
Missouri
Unicoville
Irving Davis
Anld
Tuesaday
Umaville Republican
Putnam County Journal
Putnam
State of Missouri
Unionville
Trusteess Sale Pollok and Minnier on Property Interest
A notice of sale describes the trustee sale involving Pollock and wife on the property detailed by deed records. The sale, to satisfy a described debt, is set for a specific time and location as recorded by the county recorder, with the aim of settling the stated interests and obligations.
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Pollok
Ighedder
Pollock
Minnier
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Strohm & W
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Leroy Freeborn
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Towne
Ciara Davis
Shif
EF McCutchen
Cook
Edward N Schick
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Martha A &Chnelle
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John D Francis
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J M Huck
N A Franklin
Lota
Bland
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Fred Beck
George I Potter
MH Loughead
George
Potter
Jamea T Goul
Wyckoff
Goul
Herman Weber
H B Bo
Anderson Produce Co
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Aiva
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Putnams
J. T. Morgan
A. T. Morgan
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