Local Notes From South Sullivan Crescent
Curt Pipes moved to T. J. Seaman's farm and Hamp Brinkley moved into Joan Seaman's former house. Lew Westlake works on Mr. Lauck's new house while D. G. Freeland's residence nears plastering. John Lumdsen runs a saw mill on D. G. Freeland's farm as Luther Shepherd struggles to hire finish carpenters. Rev. and Mrs. John Lane visited relatives, and Roger and the Prairie Dogs were to play on Parse Brassfield diamond but rain halted plans. Ford Williams wears a sling after a tall fall at Chas. Rinehart's house construction site.
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Roger
The
Prairie Dogs
Parse Brassfield
Local Notes From Girove and Nearby
Light rain falls on Sunday as residents like Walter Linhart and E. E. Harris share meals. Farmers busy gathering corn. Amos Cotter moves to his father’s farm. Visitors include Jas Bolling and wife at Browning, and Harlase Glaze family from Humphreys.
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Amos Cotter
Cattle and Hogs Move, Markets Varied at Kansas City Yards
Stock market report from Kansas City Yards dated Nov 8 1909 notes cattle receipts down 10000 head week over week as seasonal ranges thin. Steers steady with below 7 dollars affected. stockers rise early then fall. hogs gain on mild weather with top at 7 90 and bulk 7 55 to 7 85. Sheep and lambs show weakness late week after a midweek high of 7 25 for lambs, native lambs at 7 35 and light yearlings at 6 35. Feeding stuff in strong demand. J A Richart L S Correspondent reports one car timothy and one car alfalfa on track this week with special price.
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Kansas City
J. A. Richart
L. S
Foley’s Honey and Tar Ad Claims Cures for Coughs
An advertisement asserts there is no case of cough or cold that Foley’s Honey and Tar cannot quickly stop or break up. It warns consumers to refuse any but the genuine product in a yellow package and notes it contains no opiates.
Rainy weekend notes seed local life and activity
A light rain fell Sunday evening in South East Linn. Elmer Warren hauled coal this week. Mrs Chas Deskin is quite poorly. Corn prices around 65 cents. John Coffman delivered fruit trees in North Salem Friday and Saturday. Mrs Sarah Murphy visited Walter Warren from Friday to Sunday. George Spencer and family and Lee Warren and family visited A S Lambert. Richard Griffis and wife, who had been visiting, returned home.
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Chas. Deskin
John Coffman
North Salem
Richard Griffis
Social Notes From Long Branch Sunday Evening
Long Branch reports a fine rain Sunday night with visits by Everson Carr and family to J. W. Mairs and Della Steele of Browning with home folks. Sam Lark and family visited his sister Mrs. Henry Stevenson last week at Opel’s. Isaac Behymer and wife from Atlanta Mo spent last week at J. N. Opel’s. Mrs. Alice Purdin and daughters Marie and Verne spent Saturday at J. W. Mairs. Byron Kerr Ness City Kan Verna DeWitt Reger Mo and Zelphia Jones Newton Mo were guests at J. W. Mairs Saturday night.
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Everson Carr
J. W. Mairs
Sam Lark
Mrs
Henry Stevenson
Isaac Behymer
Atlanta, Mo
J. N. Opel
Alice Purdin
Marie
Vernice
Byron Kerr
Ness City
Kansas
Verna DeWitt
Reger, Mo
Zelphia Jones
Newton, Mo
Railroad unloads material for new walk along Main Street
A railroad company has unloaded materials to install a new walkway along Main Street on its property. The project proceeds along the right of way with no reported incidents or delays.
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Main Street
Out Of The Ginger Jar Says How People Speak And Think
A collection of aphorisms on happiness neighbors speech and actions. Moral observations emphasize mistakes versus inaction, balance in outcomes, honest talk, and social behavior including farming fences and tax assessments.
Beef and hog market summary with price shifts
Market notes show 16 000 cattle today with feed steers up 10, cows and western steers firm to higher, stockers 10 to 25 higher. Yearlings sold at 7 75 last week. corn fed steers 5 to 7 25, grass steers 3 80 to 5 50. Hog run last week 68 000 head, trends described but not completed.
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South Sullivan
Curt Pipes
T. J. Seaman
Lew Westlake
Mr. Lauck
John Burwell
Browning
D. G. Freeland
John Lumdsen
White Oak
Black Browning
Hamp Brinkley
Joan Seaman
Roy Taylor
George Stephenson
Luther Shepherd
John Lane
Mrs. Lee Morgan
Ford Williams
Chas
Girove
Walter Linhart
E. E. Harris
Jas. Bolling
T. S. Elliott
Bessie Cutberth
J.N. Maggart
W. A. Brown
Allie
Cora
Harlase
Humphreys
Lester Harris
Joe Johnson
A. W
A. J. Cotter
Milt Moore
Stock Report
Timothy
South East Linn
Elmer Warren
Sarah Murphy
Walter Warren
Geo. Spencer
Lee Warren
A. S. Lambert
Della Steele
Mr. Opel
the Doctor
Ralph Conner
Shepherd of the Hills
Harold B. Wright
Dryden’s Drug Store
Purdin
Missouri
J. B. F. Wampler
L. C. Tomlin
Kai
Fong
Reas
J. A. Cassity
Edison Phonographs
Edison
A. A. Healy
Missouris
A. N. Thurlo
Pres
J. I. Harmon
J. A. Calhoun
R. M. Calhoun
Ass’t Cashier Exchange Bank
J. A. Calhoun, J. W. Sevier, H. B. Johnsor
Wu. Shepherd
H. C. Pearson
L. G. Schrock, I.B. Christ
Jas. Neet
S. L. Gibson
Cashier
J. I. Vanfossen
Victor Cassity
Ass't
the Peoples Bank
Browning, Missouri
J. G. Watson
J.B Hill
Frank Tucker
Benjamin Mairs
J. I. VanFossen, W. E. Duckworth
A. E. Lambert
J. B. Stone
C Bailey
L. W. Hommel
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