Motherhood and home values guide youth and society
A long meditation on home life stresses mothers' influence, contentment, and simple joys over wealth and display. It condemns overindulgence and promotes disciplined, cheerful children, then shifts to a notice: the 18th annual stockholders meeting of Peoples Bank in Browning Missouri on October 29 1914 to elect eleven directors and conduct business.
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The
Peoples Bank
Browning
Missouri
Adv
A. E. Lambert
S. L. Gibson
School Report for district 8 Linn county Mo October 1914
District 8 Linn county Missouri reports for month ending October 2 1914 with 20 teaching days 17 enrolled and 15 average daily attendance 22 tardies. Perfect attendance: Alma Baker Amelia Brehm Marie Brehm Lola Cooper Violet Hooker Edwin McCalmont Leo Neely Rosalie Schrock. Teacher Jas Williams. Patrons urged to visit and inspect work.
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Linn County
Alma Baker
Amelia and Marie Brehm
Lola Cooper
Violet Hooker
Edwin McCalmont
Leo Neely
Rosalie Schrock
Jas. Williams
King Corey Couple Weds in Cora October 4 1914
Frank King and Esther Corey were married in Cora on Sunday October 4 1914. Squire H. F. Havens officiated in a pleasing manner. The groom, son of Mr. and Mrs. Charles King, wed the only daughter of Mr. and Mrs. William Corey, merchants of Cora. The couple receive many congratulations.
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Cora
Frank King
Esther Corey
Squire H. F. Havens
Chas. King
Wm. Corey
Sacrifice in Millinery Sale Closes Store for Health
Due to ill health the millinery store will close in the next weeks and sell all stock at very low prices. Buyers are urged to purchase fall hats while stocks last.
The Telephone Girl
Lyons Daily News portrays the telephone girl as the city’s central gossip hub with access to every resident’s home and every scandal. The piece warns that secrecy is dead among actors and reporters when such information is carried daily in the service to humanity.
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Lyons Daily News
Lyons
Mary
Honest Test of Character Across Work and Politics
A discussion on honesty as a test in daily life from farming to politics. It cites cooperative creameries, fair weight in dairy, and keeping promises, warning that dishonesty damages reputation and livelihoods. References include biblical counsel from David and the Wallaces' Farmer conclusion.
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David
Wallaces
Reading Circle Program At North Salem On October 10
A reading circle meets at North Salem on October 10 starting at 10 a m. The program features talks by R J McCollum Guy Cable A T Gooch Dr Nevins J N Wilson Lon Dickinson L J McCollum J H Milhoan Emma Dent Mary Miller and Inez Steele on rural education topics including school sanitation reference work high school needs geography spelling grammar and language plus hand work music and drawing in rural schools.
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R. J. McCollum
Guy Cable
A. T. Gooch
Dr. Nevins
J. N. Wilson
Lon Dickinson
Linn
L J. McCollum
J. H. Milhoan
Emma Dent
Mary Miller
Inez Steele
Kimbrough and Johnson Tie the Knot at Linneus
Saturday T. M. Kimbrough and Miss Mae Johnson secured a marriage license in Linneus and were married by Judge A L Pratt. Miss Johnson, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. F. S. Johnson, is praised by friends. The couple went for a short visit after the ceremony.
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T. M. Kimbrough
Miss Mae Johnson
Linneus
A. L. Pratt
Miss Johnson
F. S. Johnson
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