Local notes highlight visits, shopping and travel across towns
Miss Bertha Noel visited Green Castle while Neal and Burke Monroe returned to Quincy. Shoeware from Star Brand sold by Walker and Davidson. Numerous visits and trips between Pollock, Cincinnati, Webb City and Milan with residents like Blanche Guffey, Ruth Ewing and Mrs. J A Brown. Moon Buggies, farm loans, and seasonal clothing promotions appear alongside local moves and rentals.
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Bertha Noel
Greencastle
Neal
Burke Monroe
Quincy
Weatherford
George Green
Green City
J. W. Maize
Glenwood
Walker & Davidson
Alice
Susie Holliday
Pollock
P. E. Murphy
Chanute
Kans
Floyd Hall
Milan
Blanche Guffey
Ruth Ewing
Cincinnati
S. Gross
Chicago
St. Louis
J. A. Brown
Browning
J. H. Neagle
Omaha
Webb City
Chen Ehera
Katie O'déinel
Sond Son
Paul Bremobiall
Alvah Berry
Bradshaw House
Main Street
Mendota
Joyce
Sam Ratliif
Bucklin
Shorthorns for Private Sale Near Stockton
Eight head of registered Shorthorns offered privately by stockman in Stockton. Three cows with calves by her side, two cows expected to profit soon, and three yearling heifers. Prospective buyers invited to inspect at 47st 43 miles southeast of town.
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Stockton
Town
Blackbird Mines Seek More Workers in Unionville
Steady operations at the Blackbird mines continue daily and require additional labor. A inquiry was made at the offices of M M M Co in Unionville seeking new hires.
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Unionville Produce Company
Perry Starcup
Kansas
Oscar
Blackbird
Unionville
Public Auction at Elm Ridge Stock Farm Near Howland
Solicits bids for 138 head cattle including 10 yearlings 2 steers and 1 mule. 114 head sheep with 40 ewes and 30 breeding ewes plus 5 wethers. 10 horses or beasts weighing 30 to 75 pounds valued for cash. Auction set for Wednesday at 10:00 AM near Unionville Menota Missouri. Conducted by M. Sanne and AP McElhinney as auctioneer.
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Elm Ridge
Howland
Unionville
Mendota
M. Sanne
McElhinney
Ana
Settlement boom and farming shift in DakotaTerritory 1905
J W Stewart from Reliance South Dakota describes west of the Missouri River as an advancing farming region. He notes land values rising, rail expansion to the Black Hills, plentiful wheat oats flax and corn crops, and new towns along the line. Water via artesian wells is common. land ranges 10 to 25 dollars per acre. He mentions Tripp County open timing undecided and invites friends to visit Putnam. He remarks on Indian land leasing to whites and ongoing settlement.
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Careloes
Missouri River
Chamberlain
Black Hills
Lyman
Stanley
Missouri
Tripp County
Re- Nance
Putnam
J. W. Stewart
Reliance
S. Dak
Missouri State Fair Highlights Sedalia Fireproof Buildings
Missouri State Fair in Sedalia runs October 3 to 9, praised for fireproof structures and well suited facilities. The fair, only seven years old, fills the nation's landscape with high quality exhibits and modern build quality.
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Sedalia
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