Special session opens in Missouri for limited agenda
Jefferson City notes the 51st General Assembly's special session called by Governor Hvide, with a lean staff and focus on few subjects. Putnam county delegates led by A B Pratt and others push for road legislation, seeking a unified plan, fair distribution of funds, and timely construction of 6000 miles of roads while tax cuts are debated and bills move through committees.
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Jefferson City
Friends
51St General Assembly
Hvide
Missouri Federation of Commercial Clubs
Pu Tnam County
Tdea
Putnam County
A B. Pratt
Frank O'Reilly
S. M. Magee
J H Ballard
John F. Boland
Elias Shuey
L. J Baquet
Wesa Timmons
M Loughead
F. L. Cook
H. L. Holman
W. R. Houston
P. W. Porter
Charles Hiney
Ed S. Probasco
J. L. Casady
Judge Gee
A Walt
C. A. Marshall
W Robb
Carl Co. Grant
A. O. Pile
John McCoy
Putnam
Nto
Wns
J G Morgan
Bureau of Information Opens in Washington Post Office Building
The President desires full government information for visitors. A Bureau of Information is on the round floor of the Post Office Building at Pennsylvania Avenue and Twelfth Street. Trained staff will answer public queries to locate departments and transact business efficiently.
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Washington
Post Office Depart
Pennsylvania Avenue
Twelfth Street
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Ankle Length Skirt Trend and Legal Notices From 1921
Rumor of fashion moving from knee to ankle length dominates the opening lines while court notices in Putnam County issue an order of publication in a vacation term. The Wentworth Mercantile case against Leonard C Fullerton proceeds by attachment with a Missouri venue note and a summons to appear by August 22, 1921. Administratrix Marie Mores seeks six months to settle estate claims following Pete Mores’ death, with bar conditions for creditors.
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Wentworth Mercantile Company Plaintia
Leonard C. Fullerton
Circuit Court of
Pelham County
Leonard Fallerton
Cffcult
Putnam County
Missouri
Unionville
Putnam
Pete Mores
Probate
Putnamty
Tate
Property Transactions and Land Parcels Listed in W. D. Records
A series of land transfers and mortgages are noted, detailing buyers and sellers such as Carl Callison, Mary Callison, David G. Seavey, Martha E. Seavey, Chas Seavey, George W. Shelton, LeRoy Lawson, pollock heirs, Harvey T. Knowles, Joseph W. Moore, and Carl B. Halstead among others. Transactions include various tracts, fields, and 187.5 acre parcels with dollar amounts from $1 to $8,000 and dates in the 66 and 65-18 range, indicating estate and property transfers across multiple quarter sections and 1/2 sections in the district.
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W. D
I Carl Callison
Lloyd Ij
George W. Shelton
Leroy Lawson
Wcres
Pean
Paul
Vern
Pollock
William
Hi Pollock
Q. C.D
Sammie
Q. C
Harvey T. Knowles
Joseph W. Moore
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Kodaks
Rachford & Cullum
Xeany
Angmal
Margaret M. Helton
Omaha, Mo
A. Fk
Unionville, Missourl
Fashion Cents of
Paris
Marie Mores
Administratriz
Prebete Court
A. B. Pratt
Abstracter Unisnville
Carl B. Halstead
William C. Little Idts
Block
Gennson
Lucerne, W. D
Cord
Tysor
Bill Tysor
N. W. Comer Square
Bramhall Bldg. L. E. Proffer
Unionville, Mo
Lucerne, Missouri
Elmer Jones
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