Linden Mill Rises After Fire to Resume Operations
The Linden Mill in East Tar River restarts after a three week shutdown caused by a fire that destroyed elevators and other parts. Prompt help from Picher and Tar River crews enabled water pumps and firefighting gear to control the blaze. Other mining notes mention the C. & T. Oil Co opening a sunk raft near the mill, new ore strikes at several mines, and ongoing mill constructions around Quapaw, Lincolnville, and North Century as companies rush to boost output and profits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Hilla
Linden
East Tar River
Hove
Picher
Tar River
Pasa
C. & T. Oil Company
Lincolnville
Katy
Lucky Pat Mining Company
City evaluates Roger’s line grade on Military and Sheridan
In hot weather meat spoilage risk is not settled yet. The city engineer will decide if the Roger’s line along Military and Sheridan is on proper grade. Spring River could be a better bathing pool with a concrete bottom, though most of the stream bed remains solid rock. Across Riverside Park the water depth is around armpit level in midstream. The Kansas harvest wage schedule being 16 cents higher than Oklahoma is noted as a rough proportion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roger
Military
Sheridan Avenue
Spring River
Riverside Park
Kansas
Oklahoma
Chronic Constipation Advice and Patent Remedy Pitch
The piece emphasizes moisture lack in waste as the cause of constipation and promotes drinking water, raw fruit, outdoor exercise, and gentle laxatives. It touts Chamberlain's Tablets as easy to take with milder effect, warning against harsh cathartics and urging no trial of alternatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamberlain
Eighteenth Century Eclipse To Be Seen Across Nation Next Saturday
A newspaper note describes an eclipse occurring next Saturday with the moon passing between the sun and Earth. It traces the shadow’s path from the Pacific near Japan to the Atlantic near Orlando Florida, noting times, distances and cities such as South Bend Denver and Orlando, urging safe viewing with smoked glass.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earth
Pacific Ocean
Japan
Alaska
Columbia River
Atlantic Ocean
Orlando
Fla
Florida
South Bend
Wash
Denver
United States
President Wilson Urges War Savings and Thrift Campaign
President Wilson calls for a nationwide thrift movement to boost war production and conserve resources. He urges every citizen to invest in Liberty Bonds and War Savings Stamps, pledge to save by June 28, and join War Savings Societies to support the Allied war effort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Secretary of the Treasury
Treasury Department
United States
Volunteer Army
Roy Sullivan Joins Reddy Drug Store Team
Roy Sullivan has accepted a position at Reddy Drug Store, joining the staff to support customer service and pharmacy operations. The announcement notes Sullivan will handle key responsibilities and contribute to daily store operations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy Sullivan
Reddy Drug
Prevent Belching With Slow Eating And Tablets
To prevent belching make a regular habit of eating slowly and masticate thoroughly. After supper take one of Chamberlain's Tablets immediately if trouble occurs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamberlain
Miss Frances Beebe Recital Marks Crescent College Event
Miss Frances Beebe performed a dramatic art and song recital at Crescent College Eureka Springs during a Home Coming event for the student body, following visits with friends in Eureka Springs and Rogers Arkansas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frances Beebe
Eureka Springs
Rogers, Ark
Crescent College
Eureka Springer
Beebe
Buddy Embree Recovers After Baxter Springs Hospital Surgery
Buddy Embree son of Night Marshal Embree is waking to a splendid recovery after an empyema operation at Baxter Springs hospital on Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buddy Embree
Night Marshal Embree
Baxter Springs Hospital
Red Cross Notes Sewing Rooms Busy This Week
The sewing rooms were well attended Monday and Tuesday with a large amount of work completed. Monday morning supervision by Mrs. B. J. Clark and helpers including Mesdames Fred Nichols, Jim Hunter, Chas Printer, L. L. Cardin, B. H. Shields, Tf. P. Hartley and Miss Hobbs. Monday afternoon supervision by Mrs. Will Hartley and helpers Hartley, Hiatt, Dixon, Buzzard, Lawrence, Carter and Wyatt. Tuesday morning supervision by Mrs. Chas. Opperman and helpers Mesdames Q. W. Manker, John Lawrence, Everett Carter, Williams, R. M. Gilman and J. E. Wiles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. J. Clark
Fred Nichols
Jim Hunter
Chas
Printer
L. L. Cardin
B. H. Shields
Tf. P. Hartley
Misa Hobbs
Will Hartley
Mesdames Park Hartley
W. FE. Hiatt
Dixon
Buzzard
Lawrence
Carter
Wyatt
Chas. Opperman
Mesdames Q. W. Manker
John Lawrence
Everett Carter
Williama
R. M. Gilman
J. E. Wiles
Tuesday Afternoon Card Club Honors Park Avenue Hostess
The Tuesday Afternoon Card Club met at Mrs. Robert Barnes on Park Ave for whist with four tables. Mrs. W. T. Hope and Mrs. Wm. Earls won high scores as guests enjoyed a two course luncheon. Favors were small silk flags. Attendees included Mesdames Lawrence, Jones, Hope, Nichols, Meyerding, Waggoner, Baris, Ator, Carmichell, Barnas, Page, Royce and Shiedle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Barnes
Park Ave
W. T. Hope
Wm. Earls
J. W. Barnes
Grant Waggoner
John Lawrence
Will Jones
Pred Nichols
Losin Meyerding
Wm. Baris
Harry Ator
Kelley Carmichell
J. W. Barnas
Jas. Page
John Royce
Guy Shiedle
Lame Back Relieved by Liniment Advice
An old medical note advises applying Chamberlain's Liniment twice daily and massaging the back muscles thoroughly at the site of pain to relieve a lame back. The guidance reflects routine home care for back discomfort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamberlain
Building Mile of Sidewalk in Maplewood Addition
Baxter contractor Harrold C. Rea is constructing a mile of sidewalk in Maplewood addition and four cement houses at about $4,000 each. He expands Baxter Springs contracting into sidewalk work on a large scale and asks interested builders to contact him. He recently laid the cement floor at the new post office and expects to open an office with Bert Overton in the American National Bank building.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baxter
Maplewood
Harrold C. Rea
Maplewood Addition
Rea
Baxter Springs
Post Office
Bert Overton
American National Bank
The Doctor Away From Home When Most Needed
An appeal urging readers to keep Chamberlain's Colic and Diarrhoea Remedy at home for stomach pain colic and diarrhoea. It warns that disease can prove fatal if a physician is not immediately available and promotes the remedy as a safer, prompt option to relieve suffering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamberlain
For Sale items and local notices from Joplin and nearby towns
Classified items list goods for sale including fire proof safes and car models. Notes mention 1918 Studebaker, family use only, and a wagon and harness sale. Local social updates report Ed Byram in Okmulgee, and Mr and Mrs G E Rucker traveling to Kansas City for an aunt's death.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Studebaker
Gord
Treece
Baxter Springs
Kas
Ed. Byram
Okmulgee
Okla
Mrs. Byram
Missouri
G. E. Rucker
Kansas City
Hastings trio attends Joplin concert at church
Mrs L D Hodgkins, Miss Belle Hardy and Miss Irene Roberts attended a musical at the First Congregational church in Joplin on Tuesday evening. Miss Roberts sang several selections.
Also Mentioned on This Page
the Mining News
Southeast Missouri Mining Company
Southeast Missouri
K. Metw Company
Fromth Greening
Century
Quapaw
New Chicago Mining Company
North Century
Chicago
Allied Lead and Zinc Company
Montreal Mil
Spelter Mining Company
Arkansas
Columbus
Joplin
Daily Citizen
Kan«ax
Cherokee County
Globe
Baxter Spring
Southeast Kansas
Red Cross
Resulta
Woodrow Wilson
Red
The
Baxter State Bank
Bank Fixture Co
J. O. Treece
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