Local notes include travel, club news, and a ball game
The community lists moves by P Smiser and family to Pawnee Oklahoma and other residents traveling for work or visits. A Temperance lecture drew attendance at a Sunday night event. Bertha Shubert returned from Kansas, and the Sperous farmer near Summit faced a near-miss incident. Culver crack-jacks defeated Lone Oak in a Saturday ball game at Parker's. Rev. McCombs visited Johnstown and sold copies of Life and History of McKinley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P.smiser
Pawnee
Okla
WC. T.U. E
Beaman
Kanweek
Miss Gore
Butler
Wemnott
Sperous
Summit
Parker
Culver
Ming
Rathm Olliday
Cooper
Frail infant revived by White's Cream Vermifuge sale
An advertisement describes a frail infant revived from a near fatal struggle with mere existence, claiming success from White's Cream Vermifuge. The product is priced at 25 cents and offered by H. L. Tucker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. L. Tucker
HCI Seoints In Fingers and Body Joints Sufferers Dread Movement
A garbled OCR item notes joints in fingers tees crins and other body parts become inflamed and swollen by a condition affecting muscles. Sufferers dread moving after long sits or exposures to weather.
Deepwater Items Reflect Cold Wave and Community Life
A compact roundup notes a mild health view, farming plans including sixty acres of wheat by George Allison and sons, and local calls en route to Montrose. It records social visits, school and church events, road work, harvests, and a large reunion at the Leech home with Oregon relatives, plus weather and market bits and local anecdotes.
Grass Mowing and Cane Cutting After Frost
Grass is being mowed for hay while cane cutting and late corn harvesting follow frost. Aaron is noted in the report.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aaron
Notable Social News and Local Moves in Missouri and Colorado
Tom Beard toured Colorado Springs last week. M W A members label David son and Trimble as the crowd’s most restless. A corner stone laying drew a crowd but many learned of it too late. Ballard post office gains money order status and busy trade. Mrs Snyder and children arrive Thursday and receive a welcoming stay. Jon Venable reports a rich cane harvest with strong sweetness. Senily’s agent visited local farmers for land deals last week. Birdie Kuerp left for Oklahoma after visiting family. Chris Greer traveled to Clinton on business. Lizzie Pettus heads to Newton County to start a new life. Ben Kinney returns from Colorado. Missouri again draws the boys back with magnetic pull.
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Tom Beard
Colorado Springs
Davidson
Trimble
Ballard
Snyder
Jon Venable
Birdie Kuerp
Okla
Chris Greer
Clinton
Lizzie Pettus
Newton County
Ben Kinney
Colorado
Missouri
Large winter cloak and clothing sale advertised
A broad old time sale promotes cloaks, coats, dresses, underwear and knitwear with steeply discounted prices. It highlights children's capes, misses coats, ladies mackintoshes, wool garments, overalls, and a large array of fabrics and home goods. The ad also notes yard goods, carpets, rugs, stoves, coal and a produce barter program.
Local notes big and small from Ballard and beyond
Highbarger ships 100 head of yearling steers to feed this winter. Several youths attend Clinton street fair and Burgoo next week. Protracted Oak Hill meeting proceeds under Rev. Vivian Curtis. Dawson brings coal sample from Winegartner ank, good quality. Constable Tom Lynch handles legal business at Johnstown Saturday. Ira Fowler visits Ballard and reports a major burglary at his home. Mr and Mrs Harness of Henry County visit Morr Anderson on Sunday. A blacksmith seeks new location in Ballard. Keisey Clardy Dale and Belisle visit Vincent Teeter. Fairview and Freexcourt schools clashed on Fairview grounds scoring 12 to 9. Hatters Enbree Keirsey and Keirsey noted. Fairview Belisle and Harbert. Freezeout Tur Orn Man.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Highbarger
Clinton
Burgoo
Oak Hill
Vivian Curtis Dawson
Tom Lynch
Johnstown
Ira Fowler
Ballard
Harness
Henry County
Morr Anderson
Keisey
Clardy
Dale
Belisle
Vinrence Teeter
Fairview
Freexcour
Hatters
Enbree
Keirsey
Harbert
Tur Orn Man
Ballard’s Horehound Syrup Ad Promises Quick Cold Relief
An old advertisement touts Ballard’s Horehound Syrup with a proverb stitch in time saves nine and claims a penny dose can shorten a cold. It highlights a cough remedy priced at 25 and 50 cents and lists H. L. Tucker as the seller.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ballard
H. L. Tucker
Children Fertilizer Ad Claims Growth for Kids
An ad text compares Scott's Emulsion to plant fertilizer, asserting it helps children grow in flesh, strength, blood, and mind. It invites readers to send for a free sample and lists generic location cues and a garbled contact line.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scott
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Bates County
Cove
East Side Square
Butler, MO
Bertha Shubert
Monter
Kansas
Errell Literary Society
Hood
Miss Apa Derr
Sidney
Iowa
George Allison
Spears
Mise Mattie
Montrose
John Korum
Alma
Lena
Grandma Wilker
Maud
Maud Steward
Francis Wetzel
Court House
Anna Judy
Lloyd
French
Granite
Oregon
Rena Payne
Vara Simpson
Misa Lovit Allison
Forest Judy
Parkville
Bob Martin
Fort Smith
Ark
Sam Jackson
Dr. Bowden
Virginia
J.C. Biges
A. Hossess
W. L. Curtis
W. Hulse
Hume
J H. Cope
George
New Home
Julius Heckadon
Niblack
M. E. Church
Prof. Farmer
Kan
H. M. Huddleson
Dunreth
Ind
Huddleson
North Yamhill M. E
Sertie Mondeas
Lee Browning
Virgil Jenkins
J. W. McFadden
Dr. Lamb
Capt. Nickell
Mat Henson
Cain
W. H. Eads
Jonesville
Bucklen
J. D. Maddy
Wm Brommett
Ike Walls
Harlow
Grandma Johns
Kate Williams
Concord
John Revis
Greenwood County
J. B. Rice
Kentucky
J. N. Sharp
T. L. Harris
E. F. Lockard
E. F. Boswell
Johns
S. Eichler
Passaic
C. F. Collier
Cherokee
Washington Kerseys
Washington
Kerseys Skinner
Just
California
Saxony
Amuskeag
L. L
Lonsdale
Dundee
Scottland
Smyrnia
Michigan
Butler Cash Department Store
W. F. Douvae
H. E. Perea
J. Bh. Devan
Children’s Fertilizer
TT & Downe
Cheeis
Perl Se
Ali Dregyteee
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