Arean Valley Personal Notes and Visits
Albert Smith and family were in Milan Tuesday. Carl George visited his parents in Gilman Sunday. Tom Henry walked Roger streets Saturday. Homer McKay described as Browning caller. Ray Myers returned home from the west Thursday. Cal Cutberth improving after Friday streets. Mrs George Bailey visited Mrs Homer McKay Friday. Fay Peterson on Humphreys streets Friday. H E and F P McKay at Salem Wednesday in their car. F P and H E McKay in Green City Wednesday on business. Relatives hosted R Williams surprise dinner Sunday. Mrs Gurney Alexander visited her mother Thursday. Dell Dell died at his Scottsville home. Grandma Dell died Friday morning at nine, nine to eleven.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl George
Gilman
Tom Henry
Roger
Homer McKay
Browning
Ray Myers
Cal Cutberth
F.P
H. E. McKay
Green City
R. . Williams
Dell Dell
Scottsville
Grandma Dell
Keithley Brothers Draying Ad at Blacksmith Shop
Notice advertises draying services offered by Keithley Brothers. Mentions location at the Keithley blacksmith shop and a phone contact through Burwell and Sayers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Keithley Blacksmith Shop
Burwell and Sayers
Keithley Bros
Flarin
Cs Ad
Stallion Lineage and Imports Listed in Breeding Note
A breeding record lists sires and dams with ownership notes. It cites Mtinsouis by Arbants and Black 8860, and Rorulus by government approval, with Moreuil as sire. Dam Bayete and Miriam are traced to Niger and France imports in 1874 and 1881, respectively.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mtinsouis
Arbants
Black
Thomas
Romulus
Ulus
Moreuil
Bayete
Niger
France
Miriam
Uncle Reuben Reflects on War and Media Bias
A fragmentary reminiscence discusses wartime press behavior and public opinion. It contrasts editorial stances of newspapers such as the New York Journal and references Wilson and Polk as figures in crisis leadership and public sentiment. The piece hints at media influence on national action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willyam Randolph T
Wilson
Willyam
New York Journal
Local visitor notes from Quincy trip fragment
Fragmentary OCR notes record Mrs. Lela Neet visiting and meeting Mr. and Mrs. Brand and a miner involved in the Friday itinerary in Quincy with unclear details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lela Neet
Quincy
le Beet
J. Brand
Also Mentioned on This Page
Arean Valley
Fred Cutberth
Albert Smith
Milan
George Bailey
Fay Peterson
Humphreys Fiday
H.E. and
F. P. McKay
Salem
Lee Cox Horse
Dr. and
Denmark
Monarch
Monarch Jr
Grover
Ton County
Washington Parrot
W. L. Coldwell
Boil
Kentucky
Washington | Rot
Independence
Arc
John Kelly Jack
Morringo
Revilee Western
Buena Vista
Mammoth
Sims
Superior Mammoth
Royal Mammoth
Smith's Mammoth
Laported Mammoth
Jack
Thos. H. Mayer
Jim Gooch
B. T. L. Curtis
L. C. Tomlin Farm
Jennetts
Russel. Martin
B. D. Botting
Browning Savings Bank
Missouri
B. D. Bottine
J. B. Harmon
BOF
Johnson F.R. Dencay
J. We Goods, Sr
Ltters
A. E. Lambert
Eres
Ja. Neet
Cashier
J. B. Stone
B. C. Bailey
Ass’t Cashier
the Peoples Bank
Watson
J. W. Hamilton
B.e.wamapler
Browning, Missouri
Jas. Neet, M. P. Brassfield, W. E. Duckworth
H.C. Bailey
J. B .Stone
L. Gibson
Reuben
Polk
Mexico
Olds
R. E. Olds
REO the Fifth
Mack & Dodson
REO
Mock & Dodson
Aristos
the Farmers Store
General Merchandise
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