Cross Roads And Cora News Scribbles From Cora
Cross Roads and Cora notes show residents visiting relatives and neighbors in Cora. Several families including Havens Dodson Nickell Gillispie and Maxey are mentioned with church services planned and local trade changes. Roy Elliott traded his farm for a store and Hagen will move to the farm soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orbra Jones
Browning
James Hollon
Roy Elliott
Cora
E. Hagen
Elliott
Mr. Hagen
Sunday Social Notes From Local Churches and Homes
Sunday school and church drew a large crowd at the local church. D L McCollum and family visited Howard Payne. Tatloy McCollum and family visited Simon Head. A W Almonds family Browning visitors. W D Mardis and children with Mrs Crawford at Green Castle. Willie Ware called on Allie Almond. L W Almond family with Bessie Wheatcraft at Mystic. John Taylor visited relatives after a stay with L W Fulton at Green Castle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. L. McCollum
Howard Payne
Tatloy McCollum
Simon Head
W. Almond
Browning
W. D. Mardis
Mrs. Crawford
Green Castle
Willie Ware
Near Browning
Allie Almond
L. W. Almond
Mrs
Bessie Wheatcraft
Mystic
LocalResidents Seen Around Shelby Area
Ralph McGhee of Shelby was spotted in the Sun Roy Jennings area with Elmer Jennings and Susie Jennings who has been on the sick list.
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Ralph McGhee of
Shelby
Susie Jennings
Hall's Catarrh Cure Advertisement Notice
One hundred dollars reward offered for an uncured catarrh case by Hall's Catarrh Cure used for thirty five years. Cure acts through the blood to mucous surfaces, expelling poison and healing diseased parts. Take Hall's Catarrh Cure now for improved health and results. Send for testimonials free F. J. Cheney & Co. Toledo Ohio. Sold by all druggists.
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Hall
F. J. Cheney & CO
Toledo
Ohio
Death of Thomas Standifer Quietly Ends 85 Years of Life
Thomas Standifer born March 27 1732 in Lee county Virginia died June 11 at 9:30 in Cleveland county Oklahoma at age 85 years 2 months 15 days. He married Elizabeth Peavier September 2 1849 in Cumberland Ford Kentucky and moved to Linn county Missouri in 1851 then joined Missouri Cavalry in 1861 serving two years. Survivors include his wife and eight daughters Rutha Lambert Elizabeth Kennedy Ratheris Lacount Polly Lambert Docia Stufflebean Matilda Head Clara Barnes and Zilphia Cartwright.
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Thomas _ Standifer
Lee County
Elizabeth Peavier
Cumberland Ford
Knox County
Linn County
Missouri Cavalry
Rutha Lambert
Browning
Elizabethennedy
Noble, Ok
Ratheris Lac
T. J. Stufflebean
Stingaree Kalem Serial Promises Weekly Adventures
Coming news promotes Kalem's greatest series success Stingaree ahead of The Girl from Frisco with 15 complete weekly stories. Beginning next Tuesday night June 26 readers can follow the Australian bushranger’s adventures and seek excitement.
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Frisco
Tanlac praised in St Joseph case and note of death
A St Joseph report dated June 20 1917 details Mrs Amanda Overstreet praising Tanlac for her mother in law Mrs A White of 507 South Fifteenth Street who reports better appetite sleep and energy after broked salts failed. The item also notes a death of Mrs Helms born 1850 died 1857 and funeral details near Roger with family reflections and a quote. The text also mentions Tanlac being introduced at Crains Drug Store and a Kansas City St Joseph honeymoon plan for Mr and Mrs George Crist centering on Centerville relocation.
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St. Joseph, Mo
Amanda Overstreet
South Fifteenth Street
Tanlac
A. White
Mother
Local Bond Purchasers Report Liberty Loan Totals
Local banks list purchasers of Liberty Loan Bonds with contributions from B D Bolling W T Prather J B Harmon C Thurip H H Durkin R C Bailey Dan Haley Sr John Gable F R Duncan Eddie Bailey H L Schrock Elmo Schrock J R Lantz James Neet Sr Browning Savings Bank Mrs R A Osborn Fred Alexander. Total amount 10500.00.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Liberty Loan
B. D. Bolling
W. T Prather
J. B. Harmon
C. Thurip
H. H. Durkin
R C. Bailey
Dan Haley, Sr
John Gable
F.R. Duncan
Eddie Bailey
H. L. Schrock
Elmo Schrock
J.R. Lantz
James Nee
Death of Mrs Susan Oliver in Sullivan County Missouri
Miss Susan Shepherd born December 6, 1843 in Sullivan County Missouri. She married W. H. Oliver in 1868 and had two children J. N. and W. H. Oliver. A sister of Wm. Shepherd of Roger, she lived near Olf Fields mill and was esteemed by neighbors. Paralysis struck June 12, death June 13, burial June 14 at Schrock cemetery. The family receives sympathy.
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Susan Shepherd
Sullivan County
Missouri
W. H. Oliver
J. N
W. H Oliver
Olf Fields Mill
Oliver
Wm. Shepherd
Roger
Schrock
Missouri Adopts Auto Law With Higher Fees and Noise Curbs
Missouri enacts a new auto law taking effect Monday with future license fees doubling from next January. It sets speed limits in towns and on rural roads, imposes heavy fines for unusual car noises, and bans muffler cutouts entirely. Even possessing a cut-out subjects owners to fines if complained of, with enforcement by constables, justices of the peace, and marshals.
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Missouri
Kimber announces marriage of daughter Katherine to Ray Cooksey
Mr and Mrs O O Kimber of Centerville announce the marriage of their daughter Katherine to Ray Allen Cooksey of Saint Joseph Missouri. The ceremony occurred Saturday June 14 at 4 o clock at the Kimber home with a double ring service conducted by a Methodist minister in the presence of immediate relatives. The bride is related by marriage to Mrs Evelyn Teetor Kimber of the city. Cooksey is a traveling auditor for the Chicago Burlington and Quincy railroad. The couple with Mrs Evelyn Teetor Kimber plan to arrive in the city soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O. O. Kimber
Centerville
Katherin
Ray Allen Cooksey
Ss. Joseph Mo
Evelyn Teetor Kimber
Cooksey
Chicago, Burlington & Quincy Railroad
The Great Indian He Treats Various Private Diseases
A medical notice offers a free examination by a practitioner described as Great Indian. It lists treatments for blood skin heart lungs liver kidney stomach rheumatism paralysis epilepsy goiter nerve loss eczema dropsy bladder gallstones asthma constipation eye ear nose throat and piles. The ad promises painless treatment and no business interruption.
Testimonial from Lewistown man on long stomach and liver troubles
The letter from Lewistown Missouri dated February 22 1917 describes a man who suffered fifteen years with stomach and liver issues. He consulted many doctors including in Quincy Illinois who all recommended surgery. He feared the operation due to his large size and persistent pains in the right side back toward the kidneys and occasionally the left side.
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Lewistown
Quincy
Ill
Indian Doctor Heals Lewistown Farmers in 1917
W N Horseman and his brother from Lewistown Missouri report chronic constipation and painful piles. After seeking treatment from a Great Indian Doctor who visited Lewistown, they claim rapid relief by February 22, 1917, and urge others to try the Indian Doctor for similar cures.
Local personals note a series of visits and travels
C T Moore was here on business yesterday. C M Thornton and W E Davis were in Jacksonville today. Mr and Mrs J N Opel and Mr and Mrs L N Troyer left yesterday for relatives in Southwest City. Mrs Mary Hedges of Brookfield returned home yesterday. Dr B Trippeer and family from Dwight Illinois stayed between trains Thursday. L B Lauck of route 3 made a business call yesterday. Dr and Mrs H A Drew left for Vermont this week to visit relatives and seek a new city location possibly due to army commission. they left many friends behind.
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J. N. Opel
L. N. Troyer
Southwest City
Mary Hedges
Brookfield
Ed Christy
B. Trippeer
Dwight
Ill
Purdin
H. A. Drew
Vermont
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