Local notices and travels across Milan Brookfield and beyond
Day went to Milan Tuesday. Mrs. Sarah Sevier went to Milan Tuesday. Nora Buxton went to St. Louis today. Charley Schoess and Charley Williams went to Brookfield Tuesday and yesterday. Senator Fields and son Wayne went to Milan Tuesday. Mrs. Rosalie Bradley visiting. Rev. J. R. Lockhart came from Unionville yesterday. Most folks heading to the Brookfield fair. Several residents visited Milan and Denver trips noted. Kidney cure ads bookend the column with medical claims.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brookfield
Lyle Gibson
Sarah Sevier
Milan
Charley Williams
Brookela
Senator Fields
Wayne
A. A. Healy
C. B. Keithley
Roy Jones
Elmer White
Denver Colp
Laing
Sth Street
Elizabeth Baker
George
Denver
Colo
Foley
L. C. Lantz
County Court Drys and Wets Battle Over Laclede License
Local anti saloon groups rode the southbound train to Linneus to oppose a dram shop license for a Laclede proprietor. Attorneys argued, witnesses testified, and the county court ruled unanimously against the license, citing lack of a majority of taxpayers in the block. A lively session drew many residents to the court house amid a Log Rolling event with governors and candidates in attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Court House Yard
Ual
Womens’ Aid
County Court Room
Laclede
C. C. Bigger
H. K. West
Brookfield
Leeoess
Linneus Bulletin
Folk
Rucker
Congress
Beazell
J. A. White
R. W. Napier
State
Democratic Committee
G. W. Martin
C. E. Kelley
G. W. Anderson
Speech on law enforcement and reforms in liquor and transport
The speaker criticizes lax enforcement in some counties, pledges to empower the executive to suspend prosecute rs and sheriffs who neglect duties, and urges candidates to back this. He proposes state licensing for dramshops, funds for public high schools, and two major highways. He calls for regulated rates for utilities and public services to curb extortion. Nearby notices mention visitors from Cleburne and Browning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
General Assembly
St. Louis
Kansas City
Highway Department
State
Commonwealth
New Yorkers Help With Ailing Horse On Bowery Street
A heavily loaded wagon horse on the Bowery fell and wrestled its harness loose while a crowd formed. Twenty or more men helped lift the animal and readjust the harness. The driver remained calm, finished his cigarette, and urged the horse to continue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Bowery
Also Mentioned on This Page
Milan Tuesay
Buxton
Nora Buxton
Bedford Watson
Charley Schoess
J. R. Sevier
Coal Oil
Buxton's
Rosalie Bradley
Linnell
Crawley
J. R. Lockhart
Unionville
S.C. Brasefield
West
John Lantz
Dan Haley
Iowa
A. W. Cotter
Chicago
Eva Turner
Linneus
Floy Moore
Miss Adams
Guy Adams
Curt Sampsell
Ft. Madison
D. L. Whaley
T. L. McMichael
Browning
Buxton’s
Clark Tharp
Bob Lor
Hunsacer
C. W. White
Daughterie
Brasher
la Plata
Jim Calhoun
Loust Creek
Price
E. B. Fields
Gower
Jas. Neet
Macon County
Abe
L. Holding
Elec
Mia
E. Kimber
Lessie Tharp
Legistate
Brookfield Fair
R. C. Clements
Clebure Tex
J.A. ‘Calhoun
M. R. Jexsixs
A. N. Tuunto
J. A. Cacuons
Cashier
EM. Wilso
Owning
Missouri
A. Calhoun
F. M. Haymaker
Camral
Sasi
Suncoronet
JW. H. Je
NEW York Samaritans
Panama
Chevoi
Serge
Voile
Henrietta
Paplin
H. E. Epperson
M. D
Yon Suas
Whaley & Sons
A. Tiffany
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