Local Notes From Sullivan County and Nearby Areas
Social visits report J P Knn fung in Hirksville and Mrs S S Cotter with Mrs Peters in St Joseph. Milen and Cora news include Kenley and Tauro family events. Fox chases delight locals. a new Locust creek bridge near Albert Maggart is under construction. Lawyer T S Lambert finishes a farm set. several residents repair phone lines and prepare for spring construction.
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Ketchum
Sullivan County
Locust Creek
Albert Maggart
Yass
Putin
Local Notes from Northeast Linn Parish
Northeast Linn community updates report illnesses with Herman Knifong improving and I J McCollum still poorly. The Cattey family attended church at Winigan, plus visits and hog deliveries by Ben Cattey and Otho Clapp at Browning. Families gather at Perry McCollum’s and Emmett Abbott’s. Local residents dine, visit, or work with Charley Watson’s household also noted.
Leaper-Record subscription note from W A Smith
W A Smith sends a one dollar check to Joseph Nickell of Browning Missouri for a one year Leaper Record subscription. He expresses pleasure in receiving Missouri news and reports unusually mild California weather at Cathay California in December 1913.
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Cathay
N. D
Joseph Nickell
Browning
Missouri
California
W. A. Smith
Smallpox Vanishing In Scottsville As Residents Recover
In Scottsville the smallpox is waning as cases lighten. James Linehart has recovered from illness. George Camsted attended church this Sunday. L W Hummer and wife visited A Jacobs.
Local farm activity notes and sales around town
Sunday evening reports show Leonard Bailey buying cows and sheep last week. A. B. Stewart and wife visited Browning on Tuesday. Local residents attended Crook Shanks sale Tuesday. D. C. Cassity finished sawing on Hank Thurlo’s farm.
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Leonard Bailey
Crookshanks
D. C
Benefit of School Play at Opera House
The primary room children perform Christmas Secrets and A Real Santa Claus at the opera house on Tuesday December 23 at 8 p.m. Proceeds fund furnishing school rooms with seats. Admission is 25 cents. Reserved seating available by exchanging tickets on December 22 or 23.
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Opera House
Smallpox Eases in City as Quarantine Eased and Movies Return
Health report notes improving smallpox conditions with quarantine lifted for most and only few new child cases. Daily life resumes with regular Sunday schools and league activities, trade returning to normal, and visitors from Purdin. movies reopen after threats of a whistling station.
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Purdin
Renewal plea to subscribers at year start 1914
An editorial appeal urges subscribers to renew and pay overdue balances for the new year. The piece asks readers to come in or send a check, highlighting the impact of delinquent accounts on the editor and the importance of timely payments. It includes a call to action to check the newspaper tag.
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London
Deliquent
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THE
Leader - Record
Browning, Missouri
Kiera Nickell
South Sullivan
J. P. Knnfong
Hirksville
Earnest Linhart
S.S. Cotter
C W. Peters
St. Joseph
L. M. Kenley
H. N. Tauro
Eda
T.S. Lambert
W. P. Nickell
W. Correll
Cora
James Brookshier
Emmet Keithley
J. B. Harmon
J. E. Brown
W. T. Schrock
P. D. Schrock
E. G. Brookshier
Northeast
Linn
Herman Knifong
I. J. McCollum
F. M.cattey
Winigan
J. E. Thedium and
I. J. MccCollum
Ben Cattey
Otho Clapp
Emmett Abbot
Perry McCollum’s
W. W. Jones
E. E. Thuchurm
George Morton
Vick Detwiler
F. M. Cattey
Allen Sill
Charley Watson
Scottsville
James Linehart
George Camsted
L.W
Hummer
A. Jacobs
A. B
Stewart
Iaoe
Kathe
Father
Kather
Atest
Larot
Strock
A.A. Healy
Iola Portland Cement
ACME
Galy
Iron Ridge
Roil
Guy Adams, Mgr
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