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Newspaper
Unionville Republican
Location
Unionville, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Dec 31, 1924
Page
6
Wheress O A Young and Susie Young convey real estate in Putnam County Missouri to secure a debt. The tract details include section 35 township 65 range 17 containing about 23 and 13 acres. A notice of sale follows with trustees and parties named.
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Notice states letters of administration may be precluded if claims are not filed within one year from the grant date. The first insertion was December 16, 1924. Henry C. Gardner is the administrator, with T B Valentine as probate judge.
Within one year from the date of the letters, they will be forever payable. Date of first insertion December 15 1924, Cowen Administrator Chester Pye.
A survey of 402 New York farm families shows living expenses split: food 89.5 percent, clothing 13, rent 11, fuel 7.1, other 28. Industrial workers spent 88.2 percent on food, 16.6 on clothing, 13.4 on rent, 5.3 on fuel, 26.4 on other items. Farm support covers 34 percent of total average expenditure of 2012 dollars, with food valued at 499 and rent about 24.
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Philip Wentworth, a budding engineer laid up by a leg injury, meets Frances, a widowed gardener in the same yard. They share dreams of work and mourning a lost fiancé John and the grove of pines becomes a symbol of memory. Frances plans to memorialize him by dedicating a garden tool in the pine grove.
An administrator warns that due process requires claim exhibits to be filed within a precluded period. If the claim is not shown or proved, the matter may be dismissed under court rules. Local officials urge timely submission to avoid preclusion.
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