Initiation At Masonic Hall Marked School Year Social
Saturday night May 22 the B. AL Seaham Rave the Shek batt of te program hosted initiatory degrees at the C. F. hall for seniors with alumnus Bailey Ada H Bolling Mrs Roy Whaley and many others invited guests. About seventy five attendees made a lively Mary party marking the school year.
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B. AL Seaham
C. F. Hall
Ascide
Bailey
Ada H. Bolling
Roy ‘Whaley
KM Duncan
Wesley Pe
Herbert Bailey
Lila F. Williams
Sian Whaley
R. C. Burke
Nevis Harvey
B. Fleming
Bernice Bolling
Roberta
Seaman
Liera Marvin
Wetzel Wampier
Clara F. Sayers
Florence Fields
Lena Adams
Eunice Lawrence
Dorris H. Dewitt
Ray Nickell
Leon Hunter
Wm. Bond
Rupert Jones
Mary Davis
Byron Whaley
It Pays to Pay Says Dr Roy Whaley
Dr Roy W Whaley notes several kinds of tea and payment habits among people suggesting timing of payments varies with readiness and circumstances.
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Roy W. ‘Whaley
Storm Floods End Dry Spell Wreck Crops
Heavy rains ended a long dry spell last week and Tuesday night brought a severe windstorm. The flood damaged crops including corn wheat oats and grass causing thousands of dollars in losses.
Floods Sweep Plains Hit Kansas City Rail Routes
Reports from across the country describe heavy rains and floods. Trains on routes via Hannibal & St. Joe move through Laclede to Kansas City with many delays. Flooded lands and washed hills threaten crops and soil.
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Seiger
Ussing
Kansas City
Hannibal & St. Joe
Laclede
Kansas Letter From Garnett Aimed At Father’s Time Extension
A 1915 Kansas letter from M. E. Peters in Garnett asks Mr. Joe Nickell Browning Maine to extend the father’s time on a paper. Peters notes wet weather across spring has hindered planting with about 60 acres of corn and 80 acres of kaffir corn未 being ready. He sends $1.00 and asks the paper be sent to W. H. Peters Route 4 Garnett Kansas.
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Garnett
Kans
Joe Nickell
Browning
Father
Kansas
W. H. Peters
Kang
Trily
Fate's Plaything in Courtroom History Feature
A fragment from the StapER-Record highlights the ongoing appeal of courtroom drama. The piece teases readers with the notion that real events rival fiction in shape and thrill, inviting interest in a broader history of legal fate and chance.
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Staper-Record
Spotted Polands for Sale in Frayed Ad Snippet
A fragmentary notice advertises Spotted Polands for sale including breeds such as Budwiser Brandywine Lucky dye Q x Giant and Prime Rose. The readable text hints at a catalog like listing of animals within an older style classifieds snippet.
Funeral notices and family mourn in May cemetery tribute
A brief obituary notes a young man killed by accident, his family left to mourn: Mrs. T. O. Horn, Brice H. Logan, Miss Pelle, Chas. M. Logan, Genevieve Bundridge, and others. He rests at Kaifong cemetery with prayers for immortal life and hopeful shore beyond sorrow.
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Hu Ie
T. O. Horn
de Moines
New Mexico
Brice H. Logan
Hutchinson
Kansas
Pelle Logan
Chas. M. Logan Westwood
California
Genevieve
Kaifong
W. W. Clay
Proclamation for Good Whereas the Public High
A fragmentary proclamation notes a public good and local authority action. It mentions a formal declaration and civic consideration but lacks complete context, dates, or names due to damaged text.
Missouri governor urges county road improvements in 1915 proclamation
Elliott W. Major governor calls on county courts to issue road improvement secessions. He asks residents to volunteer labor and resources to grade roads build culverts gravel and better transportation to boost schools and commerce. The proclamation, signed May 24, 1915, emphasizes organized effort and state leadership.
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Raines
Coun Press
Missouri
Barsante
State of
City of
Jefferson
Elliott W. Major
Cornelius Roach
Miss Peters Attends Parent-Teacher Meeting at Camden College
Sunday report notes Miss May Peters attended a parent-teachers meeting at Camden College. Details are limited but attendance is recorded for the event.
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May Peters
de Reatame Reg College
Camden
Unclear Fragment Prompts Aid and Trade Pledge
Fragment from a mid century ad or poem shows a speaker claiming to help the needy and to sell various goods from pins to guns. It portrays a hard working, badge bearing figure offering services at a rate and inviting trust.
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Gee Bus Doda
Oklahoma Letter Promises Crop Prosperity Amid Rain
The writer reports heavy rain and excellent prospects for a bumper Oklahoma harvest with fields valued at up to 60 dollars per acre. He notes alfalfa selling for 12 dollars per ton and new potatoes fetching about three cents per pound, with most shipped east. He mentions having three boys and asks for his home paper.
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Joma
Oklahoma
Plaet
Shepherd to Enter Show Ring With Fine Birds
W E Shepherd, while in town Tuesday, left an order at this office and planned to enter the show ring with some of his fine birds. Roger called regarding the arrangement.
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W. E. Shepherd
Roger
Plin
Isome
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