The Home Circle and the Future of the Family
An editorial urging cheerful family life as the cornerstone of virtue and health. It argues mothers shape homes, warns of risky temptations for youth, praises health and education, and condemns shallow marriages while urging purposeful partnerships and moral parenting.
Roll of Honor Names and Addresses Listed
A roster lists individuals with routes and cities across multiple states including Florida Ohio California Iowa Kansas and Missouri. Entries include Hugh Warren John Harmon Cora J M Moore Henry Fuller E G Haymaker F W Kille Mrs J E Brown B D Bolling Mrs J H Geach J L Bolling Mrs Louella Gooch Lizzie Pickens L E Roberts Jas D Lay J W Jacobs J R Glaze Taylor Gooch W R Smith H F Crookshanks Maggie Wells Joseph Edens E C McKenzie W R Nickell and J I Van Fossen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hugh Warren
John Harmon
Cora
J. M. Moore
City
Henry Fuller
E. G. Haymaker
Lynn Haven
Fla
F. W. Kille
Denver
Colo
J. E. Brown
B. D. Bolling
J. H. Geach
Granville
Ohio
J. L. Bolling
San Diego
Cal
Louella Gooch
Lizzie Pickens
L. E. Roberts
Kansas
Jas. D. Lay
Canton
J. W. Jacobs
J. R. Glaze
Humphreys
Taylor Gooch
W. R. Smith
Purdin
J. H. Bundridge
H. F. Crookshanks
Maggie Wells
Plano
Iowa
George Freeland
Joseph Edens
E. C. McKenzie
W. R. Nickell
Kansas City
J. I. van Fossen
Peery and Garrett wed at M E S parsonage
Ben B. Peery of Linneus and Nora Garrett were married at the M E S parsonage in this city. Rev. W C G Potter performed the ceremony. The couple honeymooned in Kansas City and will reside on a farm north of Linneus. The Leader-Record offers congratulations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. E. S. Parsonage
Ben B. Peery
Linneus
Nora Garrett
W. C. G. Potter
Nora
J. J. Garrett
Mr. Peery
Kansas City
Browning All-Stars defeat Laclede 5 to 3 in close tilt
Browning All-Star Ball team beat Laclede 5 3 Friday under near perfect weather. Glaze absence hurt Laclede in centerfield as J Arnold played well in outfield and Megr Williams recruited players to win. Carter’s three base hit highlighted Browning victory with Fields Arnold and Arnold pitching. Umpire Moore. Attendance 250.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Browning
Laclede
J. Arnold
Joe Williams
Brookfield
Chillicothe
Carter
Fields
Arnold
Jones
Knight
Moore
Obituary of Sarah Walker Haynes Pioneer Lady
Sarah Walker Haynes born in Indiana on June 24 1826 came with her parents to Iowa. She married John Haynes in 1846 and had thirteen children four survive H C Haynes Unionville Missouri B K Haynes Larned Kansas Mrs Laura Jones Gales Creek Oregon and Mrs Irene Reed Wheatland Wyoming. She moved to Linn county Missouri in 1870 and died May 29 from heart failure. Funeral services were held at the family home conducted by Rev M R F Nickell with the Jenkins cemetery interment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sarah Walker
Indiana
Iowa
John Haynes
H. C. Haynes
Unionville
B. K. Haynes
Larned
Kan
Laura Jones
Gales Creek
Ore
Irene Reed
Wheatland
Wyo
Rebekah Ladies Plan Pie Sale and Ice Cream Cake
Members of the Rebekah lodge will host a pie sale and serve ice cream cake in the new building just south of H. C. Bailey's poultry house next Saturday afternoon. Everyone invited. By order of Noble Grand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rebekah
H. C. Bailey
Order of Noble Grand
Notice fragment signals local names and action
Fragmentary notice lists Hindle or pe fishing al non on os Brasefield. E Merrick, Mildeed Bennett, Jaz. Head. Limited readable names suggest a legal or public notice with involved persons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hindle
Brasefield
E Merrick
Mildeed Bennett
Jaz. Head
Asbestos Production Faces US and Canadian Roles
The United States trails Canada in asbestos output though it remains the major consumer source. Domestic 1912 production reached 4 403 short tons valued at 87 959 dollars, with declines from 1911 but high value due to richer ore. Georgia, Vermont, and Wyoming lead US mining while Canada exported 88 008 tons in 1912, 72 426 of which went to the US.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
America
J. S. Diller
United States Geological Survey
Mr. Diller
Georgia
Vermont
Wyoming
Uncle Reuben's Letter on Washington's Social Orbit
The letter notes former officials and cabinet members often staying in Washington to enjoy spring and social life after leaving office. It mentions lawmakers and senators who settle there long term if financially secure, sometimes taking well paid but inactive commissions. Shelby M. Cullom is cited as example of such post term placement, with others like L. White Busby referenced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Philander Knox
Congress
Shelby M. Cullum
L. White Busby
Speaker Cannon
Second Team Edges Purdin Kids In Slow Diamond Game
The second team played Purdin Kids on a poorly prepared field south of town. Browning led the win with a 7 to score, while Purdin, Pulliam, and Alexander contributed. Umpire Ferguson officiated the slow contest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Purdin
Browning
Pulliam
Alexander
Ferguson
Revival Begins Thursday Evening At M E Church
The notice announces services at the M E Church on June 8 with sabbath school at ten and other services throughout the day. Due to a prior promise the revival will start on the 12th, Thursday evening, as stated by W. W. Clay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. W. Clay
New John Deere Binder Advertisement
To anyone buying a new binder please come see our New John Deere model. Adv J W Jones.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Deere
J. W. Jones
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Oman
Ome
Omes
Adam
Roll OF Honor
Peery-Garrett
Walter Taylor
Reuben
Purdin Kids
M.E. Church