Shipping increases in Missouri live stock shipments
Missouri reports show value of live shipments rising to 6,101,636 dollars for the year, with total live stock value at 9,710,245 dollars. Hogs lead the counts, followed by cattle, sheep, horses, and mules, with Saline, Caldwell, and Nod counties among top shippers. unions, churches, and local weddings noted, including the Atherton Linhart nuptials near Browning and Clark county.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gereen City
Missouri
J. Nolen
A. T. Edmonds
State Labor Bureau
Dawny
Caldwell
Ton
Jwell
Death of George Connelly Latest By Merril Drug Salesman
Dr Mairs received a noon Tuesday notice that his son in law George Connelly was dangerously ill in Curryville. An hour later he learned Connelly had died about an hour and a half after falling ill. Connelly lived in St Louis and worked as a salesman for Merril Drug Co for several years. Dr and Mrs Mairs drove to Laclede Tuesday evening and then to St Louis that night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Mairs
George Connelly
Curryville
Cons
St. Louis
Merril Drug Company
Mrs. Mairs
Laclede
Bundridge and Dunlap Tie The Knot In Linneus
James Dunlap and Miss Evay Bundridge wed yesterday afternoon in Linneus with Rev. J M Sitton officiating. Dunlap is the son of Isaac Dunlap and well respected among friends. Evay is the youngest daughter of J H Berdidge and admired for her amiable traits. They will reside with Mr Bundridge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Dunlap
Evay Bundridge
Linneus
J. M. Sitton
Mr. Dunlap
Isaac Dunlap
Miss Eva
J. H. Berdidge
Mr. Bundridge
Fire Causes Burned Hand and Big Blaze Incident
A. C. Booker’s gasoline stove flare burned his hand as he attempted to throw it outside during a small fire. No other damage reported. The Missouri conference of the M. E. church moves annual meeting to October 4 in St. Joseph, with a test conference replacing the April event after fifty years. A large crowd is expected at this regional gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. C. Booker
Missouri
M. E. Church
St.Joseph
Ihishope
PURDIN ITEMS AND LOCAL ARRIVALS
W R Hedges is quite sick and P Reedy visited in Hale from Thursday to Monday. Nelson Trowbridge of Kansas came Friday for his mother’s funeral. Several from here attended Mrs Jenkins funeral at the Jenkins school house. Tilda Smith and Maude Hedges attended the Brookfield teachers examination. Grandma Trowbridge died at her daughter Mrs Jas Dodge’s home last Thursday at age 79. a large crowd attended the funeral services at the residence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelson Trowbridge
Kansas
Tilda Smith and
Maude Hedges
Brookfield
Grandma Trowbridge
Jas. Dodge
Wreck on Santa Fe Near Hardin and Rail Woes
A heavily loaded Santa Fe freight wreck near Hardin injures Dick Guthrie, Marceline railroad man. He suffers scalp wounds and internal injuries but improves with hospital care. The crash also involves multiple property transfers across Humphreys and nearby towns as owners record deeds and lot sales in 64-19 and surrounding sections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hardin
Santa Fe
Chas
L Howland
di Geo W Harlam
Greman
Mr. Wybert
Celia M Childees
Husb
John H Waideck
D. Guthrie
Fort Madison
Jaws
Dick” Guthrie
Marceline
Lois McKenzie
Guthrie
Of Interest to the Ladies Dress Hats Sale at Mrs Kimaber
A newspaper fragment notes a special cut price on all dress hats at Mrs E Kimaber. It recounts a Boston street encounter with John Quincy Adams who jokes about his old age and dilapidated home. The piece also mentions Charley Newton’s reform and a university visit by a relative.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Quincy Adams
Boston
Remedy for tired feet and salon of P.E.O. society
The article advises a foot bath remedy using alum rock salt borax and olive oil or vaseline repeated twice weekly. It also notes Mrs Bert Trippeer entertaining the P. E. O. Society with Mrs Minove Duncan presiding and a Maryville convention report by Mrs Adams and Mrs Trippeer. Bay View course completed then refreshments followed. A capital contest crowned Mrs Minnie Duncan winner after straw drawing with Miss Alpha Haymaker taking booby prize.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bert Trippeer
P. E. O. Society
Minove Duncan
Maryville
Adams
Trippeer
Bay View
Minnie Duncan
Cornelia Harmon
Hermia Adams
Harmon
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Cupid
County
Union
Buck
Avosdel
Wm. Sissons
Elmer E. Lacy
Alfred Muntd
T Linn
Browning
Willis E. Atherton
May J. Linhart
Wing
North Salem
Clark County
Ajax
St. Joseph
Atherton
T. B. Price
Mi Iva Hooker
Walter Linhart
Hattie Hooker
S. H. Linhart
Lena Keyte
Minnie Rais
Earnest Linbart
Ivah Kail
James Lay
Florence Warren
Earnest Kinfong
Callen Stevenson
Herbert
Bernice Mundell
Ray Bennett
Susie
Luke
Anna Wallace
R. W. Whaley
Clark Mundell
Josie Tharp
Alpha Haymaker
Dick Johnson
General News
Rock Island Pawnee
Oklahoma
Topeka
United States
Luzon
Manilla
Dagupan
Aparci Earnest
E. Wood
House of Representatives
Harry M. Coudray
San Francisco
Congress
House
Jas. T. Lloyd
Bingham
Ingham
Bundridge-Dunlap
Forks
Browning, Mo
Fat Man
J. F. Reynolds & CO
Samson Wind Mill
Tradem
Builder's Hardware
Purdin
W. R. Hedges
P. Reedy
Hale
Miller and Higgins
Milan
Misouri
Jared Cady
E. L. Clayton
Lot
Humphreys
Ella Waldeck
Celia M Childers
Belles Et Alto
Eli E Alger
HF Kennedy
N W Cooley
Chas H Cooper
CC Branstetter
Jas M Wilson
Geo
Homer Bledsoe
William M Lease
E Rivenour
JS Fields
Whaley
EH Chaplin and
Har
Winigan
L. L. Grear & Wi
Harmon S Payne
Banta & Wi
L Rucker
Rucker
Laura J Graves
Bush
W Brantley
Newtown
JF Brantley
Iphy Brantley
Sphy Brantly
J F Brantley
Moses Sill
Frank Woods
William F Marley
Horace W Pearson
John Gable
Elijah A Jones
JR Walters
L H Strait
Greencastle
Charley Newton
Univoudley Wheel
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