Anderson Piano Adverts and Local Social Notes
List of local visits, travels, and small events from Linneus area. Mentions include Anderson selling pianos, Oxley auction, various town visits to Milan Brookfield Trenton Meadville and Kansas City, plus family news, medical trips, and a fire bridge event near Exline.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amos Cotter
Brookfield
Will Louthan
Purdin
J. S. Henry
Meadville
Jeff Long
Winigan
Bay City
Texas
W.j.sloan
Bloomfield
Iowa
Dr. Tunnell
Roger
D. L. Whaley
E. E. Anderson
Quincy
Tra
Chester Browning
Mendon
Ruth Warren
Linneus
Wm. Tunnell
A. L. Matkins
Merna
Nebr
J. T. Fleming
Anna Williams
J. D. Burwell
Milan
Wanted Salesmen for Stark Trees Territory
Wanted ads offer weekly cash for selling Stark Trees promising steady employment. Claims include easy sale and an 83 year record backing the product, urging a few good men to join the territory immediately.
Gmelich Chosen Missouri Lieutenant Governor in 1909 Vote
In Jefferson City on February 1 1909 the Missouri General Assembly met in joint session at 3 30 pm. Speaker Alfred W Spears presided while John C McKinley led the senate. Jacob F Gmelich was declared the duly elected lieutenant governor for four years with inauguration scheduled for Tuesday February 2 at 11 am in the senate chamber. The assembly voiced general satisfaction and anticipated a large turnout for the ceremony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jeffery
Joseph
Downing
Senate
Th General Assembly
Missouri
House of Representatives
House
Alfred W. Spears
John C. McKinley
Mc. David
Green Coea
Democratic Committee
St. Louis
Jacob St. Gmelich
Jacob F. Gmelich
General Assembly
Want Ad Theme Runs Through Curious Local Notes
A quirky civic ramble mixes a playful want ad urging readers to advertise for a cook or partner with a string of family news. It covers a railroad accident near Whit Russell, a Milan visit by Effa McDandel Davis, Lilah Westlake and Join Hilburn’s marriage, a Star family house fire close call, and Sumner Star’s move to Chillicothe along with local congratulations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lilah Westlake
Hilburn
John R. Creason
John
L. R. Hilburn
Miss Lilah
Lewis Westlake
Also Mentioned on This Page
Anderson
Pianos
C. M. Thornton
Oxley’s
Wm. Gibson
Mary Duncan
Roscoe Slater
H.C. Jones
G. M. Crockett
Unionville
J. N. Wilson
Troy Meeker
Towa
Watson Rogers
Creed Moore
Browning
R. E. Creason
F. A. Fleming
Kansas City
Jesse Moore
Trenton
J. W. Oxley’s
Kate Jones
Oxley
A. D.dilliner
Charley Bailey
J.M. Bailey
Sloan’s Drug Store
Etta Bailey
H. N. Thurlo
Nancy Stinson
Guthrie
Okla
A. J. Cotter
Henton
Art Lambert
Northeee
Fi Reno
Willie
Elmer Wykoff
Tiffany
Chillicothe
J. P. Fell
W.e.gregg
M. P. Greenhalgh
E. C. Bafter
Jefferson City
James Long
Lula Austin
A. E. Austin
New Cambria
Grant Lantz
Charley
J. D. Lay
Bosworth
W. P. Carter
Mrs. Gregg
Charley Johnson
St.Joe
Frank Johnson
Jas. Neet
C. E. Saxton
Nampa
Idaho
Gertie Barnes
Oxford
Kansas
J. T. Edens
Gee. Anderson
Edgar Tubey
Larnard
Kans
Cora
J. R. Stephenson
H. E. Epperson
Haining
H. H. Tilsey
Unionville, Mo
Victor M. Cassity
Furdin
The
Peoples Bank
J. W. Fields
R. S. Marrs
Browning, Mo
D. C. Burk
Exline
Burlington
Putnam County Journal
Baptist Church
J. B. Harvey
J. H. Harrison
C. W. Palmer
Anna
Cha
Stark Bros Nukes
Louisiana
Scotland
International
ODD Fellows
Whit Russell
Whit
Ralph Coffelt
Standard Office
Effa McDandel
Hilburn-Westlake
Star
Grandma Athins
Sumner Star
C. A. Tiffany
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