Virginia Family News From Lamar and Parktown
Virginia residents share visits and relatives in Lamar and Parktown. J.J. Wolfe celebrates a new baby with Thos Famuiiuer from Case County visiting Bates County festivities. Wes Orenr funeral draws a large Christian Church crowd. Plans announced for Virginia Christian Endeavor Rally September 2 with speakers from Kansas City. Wil Braden visits Amoret. local livestock and breeding notes mentioned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. H. Fleisher
Lamar
Ai. W. Park
J.J. Wolfe
Thos, Famuiiuer
Case County
Bates Co
Wolcey McFadden
Los Aowelea
Cal
Missouri
Parktown
Wes Orenr
Christian Church
Don's Forrest the Endeavor
Guy M Withers
Madenwrr
Interstate Christian Endeavor
Peper
Frank B. Finch
Kansas City
Pe Kers
Sebel Ted
Leobare
Elven
Karl Kell
Wil Braden
Kanaa City
Amoret
Virgirls
Foster Notes and Stock Show Pride at Home
Foster notes visiting relatives and local events. Misa Pearl Badgett and Amie Loyd visit relatives in Nebouskea and iarton Missouri. The Presbyterian church hosts an ice cream supper on Sept. 26. Town folks attend the annual stock show with prizes to Billie Briscoe, Holly Collier, Lee Smith, and Lew Smith winning driving horses. Community meetings include Union Mother's Day activities and Sunday School union planning. The stock show draws strong attendance and praise for farm products and local enterprise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Misa Pearl Badgett
Wires
Hie Bean
Rujseas City
Billie Briscow
Uollv Collier
Lee Smith
Wille Briscoe
Cules
Lew Smith
Tom Budgets
New Home
Foster
Trensire Te
Jno. Belk
Hereford
Karl Harrie
H. H. Havely
Aroogast & Sons
Dale
David Snuffer
Pearl
Spelton
Unio
Boo Laughlin
Mortie Campbell
Oigar
Campbell
Chilch
Miller
David Tuade
WR Wilson
Plata Tonll
F. Bell
Mreills
Local notes from Missouri hamlet near Hackler creek
Mingo and North East Bates residents attend school and church events. Seven Petrons join a Mingo town meeting. Hackler builds a substantial new schoolhouse to improve attendance and learning. Local residents Charley Dale Judd McArshur and families return from Colorado Springs while Rev Maxey conducts services at Cove Creek.
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Facceera
Vleinney
Masontrink
Otto
Aviv Compton
Dolo Mills
Tiede Ladyriends
Butler
Thoraday
G W
Doris bin
Petrons
Mektieley School
A.B. Thurman
Dulier Pate
Thursdey
Weseely
Gieitae Fister
Lieas
Estes Smith
Will Staley
Case Ca
Hackler
Charley Dale
Creighton
Judd McArshur
Colorado Springs
Missouri
Covey
R. K. Godwin’s
Maxey
Cove Creek
Ey & Sons
Wise Bros
Mary Middleton
Grace Gray
C. V. Twombley
Ralph Nichols
Sale
Wood Hill
Whle
Rh. S
Will Kiersey
Pelley’s
R. Staley
Charley Robinson
Jemima
Amoret Notes on Local Mentions and Visits
John Cheehler plans a new residence in Amoret. Mrs. Nelson Cole, traveling from a view to Ohio, suffered a stroke of paralysis there. Mrs. Wyatt of Grandview stayed at the C E Robbins home last week. In Butler that week Nels Allman sold a team of fine cane horses and bought a single driver. Mrs. C B Powers of St Joseph was a guest of her son Dr Powers last week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Cheehler
Nelson Cole
Ohio
Wyatt
Grandview
C. E. Robbins
Butler
Nels Allman
C. B. Powers
St. Joseph
Dr. Powers
Exciting Horse Race Ends in Fury and Feuding Crowd
The crowd jeered as a jockey was accused of striking a horse during the final stretch. The owner faced mob pressure from bettors shouting insults. Osks, a Black rider, faced hostile confrontation leading to tense scenes and a near tragedy before authorities or bystanders intervened.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kok
Negro Oaks
Osks
Stoe
Maine voting shift hints at party realignment
The article notes Maine’s vote trend shows more Democrats and fewer Republicans than four, eight, or twelve years ago. It suggests Democrats will vote solidly with their party while Republicans wobble, raising questions about November outcomes as full party cohesion forms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maine
Ob & Dew Slwnitienne
Republic
Bryan and Cowherd Club Organized at Monroe City
Monroe City Mo Sept 21 A Bryan and Cowherd club was organized with S McCliinton elected president and J W Cox secretary. Seventy three charter members and a belief the club will reach 400 soon. J H Whitecotton, who withdrew from the governor race, gave a rousing speech urging support for Cowherd.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monroe City
S. McCliinton
J. W. Cox
J. H. Whitecotton
Sam
David A. Ball
Merwin Livery Barn Re-roofed and Birth Announcements
Notice notes the livery barn at Merwin being re-roofed. Births recorded include a boy born to Mr and Mrs Ed Laylea and a girl born to Mr and Mrs John Bell. Also a boy born to Mr and Mrs R C Frazee. Sick list mentions Miss Evale Lee, Mrs S Daniela, and Miss Clara Mordica.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mra
Laylea
John Bell
R.C Frazee
Evale Lee
Daniela
Clara Mordica
Local Schools Open Amid Strong Turnout Across County
Nearly all schools reopened on September 7 as more districts started together than ever before. The County Teachers' Association convenes in Butler October 22-26 with calls for full attendance. Reports from multiple schools note extensive cleanup and house cleaning days, with observers praising improved conditions, teaching staff, and community involvement.
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AL. Iowe
Stu
Butler
Siac
Rey
Nels Counry
Shils Fieek
Lees
Goume
Lend
Osage
Hoekville
Mig Loy Ballineh
Mensant Valley School
Lone Oak
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Chicago, Ill
Fashier
Hough
SAM Levy Mercantile CO
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Poffenbarger & Douglass
Mingo and
North East
Bates
Whitecotton
Merwin
C. A. Barcom
Clara Sonderwierh
Pratele
City
Say
Misa Fiirence Gerard Saya
Hudson Sehool
Enterprise School
Spruce Towns
George Hendricks
Tenet En “Severil
Belo
Chinn
Hiewttlea
Blaria Syelein
Gag Vaulee
State Bank
Walt
Bor
Vince
Tate Efien Bank
cekWork
APY Appleton
Miike
Shepp
Ordlery
Criele
Hartley
Plas
A. H. Culver Fur
A. H. Culver
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