Notes from a Late Winter School and Community
A long column lists school activities and notable locals. Mentions graduates and teachers. families visiting Chariton Lacona and Milo. road work, bids, and real estate moves. revival meetings at Derby M E church. various social visits and small town happenings.
Derby and Russell People Gather for Visits and Moves
Russell and Derby residents web of moving relatives visits and new property changes as local figures travel to Chariton Humeston Moscow and Lincoln. Crane of shifts include Dr Lazear building a new office in Derby and Kyner families moving onto a recently purchased farm. Local politics feature a Lantham hall caucus and various community appointments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. Mitchell
I. O. Chapman
Humeston
George Dillman
Chariton
Asa Callahan
L. E. Kyner
Theresa Mundell
Goshen Church
F. A. Garland
Robert
Derby
W. FE. Lazear
Derby School House
W. F. Lazear
J. K. Wolverton
Baby joins Kinney home as kinship grows
A newborn girl arrived to live with Mr. and Mrs. Fred Kinney last Friday. Several local families hosted visits over the weekend including Truman and Logan Carson in Chariton and Miller families with Harry Carson. The one month old child of Frank and Mrs. Edwards died Friday after a brief lung illness. funeral held at home and burial at Zion Cemetery. Owen Miller family moved to Chariton and plan soon to relocate to Wyoming where a new claim awaits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ray Tickle
Hickory Hill
Fielding Gibbs
Graves School
Boyd Snell
Des Moines
Boyd
Calvin Zim
Indianola
Ed Gass
John Feight
Mr. Feight
Milo
Elmer Willoughby
Grandma Brennaman
H. W. Elliott
Oscar Isreal
Ed Brown
Emily McCormick
Edd Lewis
Leroy
Mayme Lewis
George Buay
Newark Ohio
Mesdames Wm. Curtis
John Curtis
Frank Wilson
Chariton
Citizens Caucus
Lanthams Hall
Albert Jenkins
Fred Kinney
Frank Carson
Forest Dawson
Alice Apgar
Truman
Logan Carson
Fanny McDowell
Marion James
Clarence Avitt
Ruth
Ottumwa
Flossie Carson
Nora
Bernice Johnston
Sarah Gordon
Gerial
Harry
Miller
Harry Carson
Frank Edwards
Zion
Owen Miller
Wyoming
Local notes from Ottumwa area and Chariton marriages
A series of brief local items: Lucas Milss Signe Anderson visits Ottumwa. W N Brownlee and Jessie Corum wed in Chariton. Roddy room gains 12 added students with six promoted. Fred Stover plans expense cuts prompting Jesse Spencer’s move to Des Moines. Rev J L Johnson recovers enough to preach at M E church. W R Langman welcomes a baby boy March 3. Various visits and moves including Mrs J M State, Mrs Will Hutchinson, Clara Mongar, Allie Sanders, J B Knotts, and roads to Chicago and Oscoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milss Signe Anderson
Ottumwa
Mary Daniels
W.N. Brownlee
Jessie Corum
Chariton
Roddy
Fred Stover
Jesse Spencer
Jesse
Des Moines
J. L. Johnson
M. E
W. R. Langman
J. M. State
Will Hutchinson
Milo
Tom Evans
Clara Mongar
East
Cleveland
Allie Sanders
J. B. Knotts
Oscoon
John
Henry Lane
Alice Lyman
Kenneth Vanscoy
L. A. Smith
Clarence
Missouri
Hugh Rossette
Cass County
J. D. Knotts
Isis
Chicago
Knotts
Croup remedy praised as unequaled cure by local user
A Waynetown Indiana resident, Harry Wilson, calls Chamberlains Cough Remedy unequalled for croup and cold throat troubles. He says giving it at the first sign of croupy cough can prevent an attack and notes its wide use in thousands of homes. Available from Williamson Drug Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamberlains
Harry Wilson
Waynetown
Ind
Williamson Drug Co
Oakley Sale Opens with Farm Implements and More
O W Ramsey and son Ernest announce a Oakley sale featuring machinery, buggies, wagons, scales, plows, cultivators, seeds, and every farm necessity. Citizens invited to inspect the line and purchase. The report also notes numerous local moves and arrivals including rentals, sales, and relocations among Chariton and Lucas County residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O. W. Ramsey
Ernest
Oakley
Narrow Escape From Pneumonia Colds Warned
An item notes many people escape pneumonia and consumption after a lingering cold. It cites Foley's Honey and Tar as a remedy for deep seated coughs and colds, preventing serious illness. Also mentions local news updates and a special rate for two papers, plus a used wagon listing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Foley
H. T. Patton & Co
The Ground Hog's Sleep
Dallas Sharp in Atlantic describes the woodchuck retreating from winter by burrowing five feet deep into a milder, hidden realm. The piece ponders how the creature may awaken with the spring, a curious voyage beyond time and space into sleep and suspended life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woodchuck
Ahea
Bobolink
Orinoco
Woodchueck
Dallas Sharp
Atlantic
Limits of Human Strength In Height and Lift
Experiments show that a man five feet tall and 126 pounds lifts 156 pounds through 0.8 inches or 217 pounds through 1.2 inches. Taller men of 6.1 feet and 183 pounds lift 156 pounds to 138 inches or 217 pounds to 6 inches. Overall tests indicate average strength equals lifting 80 pounds a distance of 214 feet per second.
Fragmentary tale of an Indian and a white hunter and a turkey
An incomplete dialogue recalls an Indian and a white hunter hunting together. The white man suggests the Indian choose the crow and turkey or another option, but the fragment ends abruptly leaving the outcome unknown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Turkey
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Halleck Baker
Madge Herron
Ethel Baker
Nora Kirton
Faye Herron
Golda Herron
Tova Shounkwiler
Avis Herron
Ernest Kirton
Eva Herron
Ee Evens
Della Herron
Josiah
Virgil McDonnell
Guy Stierwalt
Lizzie Tickle
Mammy
Niggerboarding House
America
Thomas Vanderbu
Casper Clapp
John Carter
Buxton
Elsie Fletcher
Lacona
Nora Graves
Fairview
Here
Bauer Telephone Company
Wood
Ted Bonebrake
Rome Hoch
Bauer
L. F. Mullin
Nate
L. D. Mullin
W. A. Graves
Will Smith
Larkin Moore
Tom Norris
Allie Mullins
J. J. Riggs
R. J. Allred
U. B
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Willa Jenkins
Ross Gardner
Arleigh James
Near
Byrum
Cora Baker
Charley Ramsey
Sarah White
John Riggs
Halvert
Park Wilson
Dallas
Chester Metz
Fletcher
Alfred Gardner
Gerald Hunerdosse
F. W. Hunerdosse
Miss Keen
Mason
Marion Moore
Elmer Spiker
George Howard
Sam Carpenter
Lew Snell
Henry Davis
Olive Hunerdosse
Attica
Will Enbody
Lindsey
Homer Moore
Martha Wilson
Ida Wagner
M.e.church
A. Armstrong
R. P. Decker
Matthews
Willie
Viola
Nannie Fight
A. J. Fight
W. H. Decker
Warren Township
E. M. Henry
Laura Gassett
Doras
Russell
P. A. Rocky
Hemmingsford
Nebraska
John Bowman
Mariam Throckmorton
Throckworton
Alma Christy
Claud Kyner
Geo. E. Parkin
DeLeo Fight
Woodland
Mayme Throckmorton
R. F. Throckmorton
A. G. Penick
Creston
Jessie Blizzard
Nellie Throckmorton
T. M. Throckmorton
Ed Stone
Chas. Johnson
C.G. Wisser
Lincoln
Joseph Parkin
Cuman Scoville
New London
Mrs. J. Irons
Alva,Oklahoma
John Hollingshead
Moscow
Idaho
Ada Hanks
Miss Gibbs Millinery
Frank Larimer
John Kimsey
Roy Murray
Galesburg
Maggie
Ada
Edith Linebaugh
Blythdale
Marie Leggett
Bessie Willets
Buda
Illinois
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O. W. Bevard
Edith Winsel
Blanchard
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Eva Smith
George Singletery
Newton
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Winnie
Coatsville
Enzer Larimer
D. J. Scott
Frances
Louise
Laura Kyner
E. O. Kimsey
Wilcox
Canada
Minnie Tobey
Dorcas Peterson
Mary DeBord
Emma Ewald
St. Louis
L. D. Kyner
Fred Wyatt
George Ramsey
Valley Center
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J.B. Wyatt
Mr. Ramsey
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R. D. Spencer
M. L. McNay
A. J. Bass
T. O. Thorne
D. Q. Storie Sr
Patriot
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Croup
John Jones
Homer Gillaspey
Robert Killen
Hulbert Place
Tom Johnson
James Robertson
Nussbaum Farm
James van Winkle
Ross Krutsinger
Dillman
August Johnson
C. Bi. Stewarts
John Parry
McCollough & Bown
Henry Dillman
Tom Taylor
Sam
Rev
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Clara Baker
C. W. Ramsey
P. BE. Hafferty
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Adda Keen
Eva Jones
Rey
Tilda Peterson
Jake Nine
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