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The Life of George W Moore

--The will of George W. Moore, who died January 17th at home of his sister, Mrs. Bousman in Kansas City, Kas., discloses that he left to the city of Olathe eighty acres of land just southwest of Shawnee, to be sold to buy a site and build and equip a hospital for Olathe. The land is worth $15,000 to $20,000. The gift must be accepted within two years. The hospital is to be open to anyone in Johnson County needing such service. Mr. Moore also bequeathed to the Seventh Day Adventist church, $10,000 in cash. Smaller bequests were made to relatives. Mr. Moore was a batchelor, 78 years old. His home for forty years has been at Lenexa. The funeral services were held Monday afternoon. (Kansas City Star, Jan. 21, 1920)

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MOORE, George W. Obituary

MOORE --The will of George W. Moore, who died January 17th at home of his sister, Mrs. Bousman in Kansas City, Kas., discloses that he left to the city of Olathe eighty acres of land just southwest of Shawnee, to be sold to buy a site and build and equip a hospital for Olathe. The land is worth $15,000 to $20,000. The gift must be accepted within two years. The hospital is to be open to anyone in Johnson County needing such service. Mr. Moore also bequeathed to the Seventh Day Adventist church, $10,000 in cash. Smaller bequests were made to relatives. Mr. Moore was a batchelor, 78 years old. His home for forty years has been at Lenexa. The funeral services were held Monday afternoon. (Kansas City Star, Jan. 21, 1920)
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