Death and church notices in Wild Cat Hill area
Mr and Mrs d McBroon attended church at High Point. Baptism administered to Sadie Campf and Velma Amos. Harold Braneig and family guests of Howletts. Leonard Jobe and California visitors at church and baptizing. Mrs Herbert Palmer and children from California visited. Schaffners and Clark family among attendees. Local elder Hermin Schaffner and daughter Alma traveled. Max Geers, aged 83, died June 28, born Bavaria 1846, survived by wife, three children, six grandchildren. Funeral at home June 24. G N Steffens directed undertaker. Mrs Jol Mex asks capital news subscribers.
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Wild Cat. Hill
D. McBroon
High Point
Bert Braneig
Harold
J. S. Howlett
Sadie Campf
Velma Amos
Steenberpen
Olean
Mesdames McBroom
Burkhalter
Dol Max
Anul
Fuesday
Bavaria
Dren S
Geers
Miss. Algiattu
Marria 2
Iholie Church
Germany
America
Rev. Williams
G. N. Steffens
Strikers Fined After Picketing Gurlee Clothing Plant
Seventy ten striking workers at Gurlee Clothing were fined a total of 13 dollars for disturbing the peace during noisy picketing of the plant. The strike began on June 2 amid a wage dispute and continued yesterday in St. Louis.
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Associated Press
St.louis
Gurlee Clothing Company
AIT
Local residents share visits and gatherings across towns
An assortment of short social notes lists visits, dinners, and weekend stays. Phebe Steely and family attended a picnic in Warrensburg. Ottie McKinney’s family hosted at John McKinney’s home. Leslie Elliott and wife visited Mrs. Bob Buckner in Center town. Lem Thomas and others traveled from Jefferson City to family homes. Bell Telephone workers rest at Helen Elston’s home. several residents visited relatives in New Bloomfield and Cole Junction. miscellaneous trips and hospitality marked by Sundays and weekends.
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Elston Dunn
Ile Raiunt
Mire
Phebe Steely
Saturn Warrensburg
Harmibers
Y Wi
Anise Kner
David
N ‘Scott
Jeftes City
Nancy Scott
Ottie McKinney
John McKinney
Vernon Wade
Leng
An Sundaer
Lena
Ck Knernsenfeld
Aughn
Braziln
Roll Johnson
Leslie Elliott
Center‘town
Atrs
Bob Buckner
Arthur Kocher
Jerhome Ferson City
Sandy
Kocher
Lane
Lem ‘Thomas
Jefferson City
Cal Thom
Will Allen
Comertown
Bell Telephone
Helen Elston
Mart Plammer
John Kauffman
Postal Telegraph Co
George Crump
Iss Nellie
New Bloomfield
Howard Nichols
Jesse Hiteh
Hiteh
Luther Landrum
Cole Junction
Mer. M Hiteh
Mlorenca Hitch
Kansas
Will Hitch
Lydia Pinkham Vegetable Compound Helps St Paul Mother
Mrs Mary Wintney of St Paul Minnesota credits Lydia E Pinkham Vegetable Compound with restoring her strength after childbirth over nine bottles. She says overwork worry and illness left her thin and worn, but after treatment she gained weight, slept better, and now feels well enough to answer other women’s letters.
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St. Paul
Minnesota
As. L
Lydia EB. Pinkham
Mary Witnexay
Duke Stroat
St. Paul, Minnesota
Local Social News From Jefferson City Area This Week
A roundup of visits and family news from Jefferson City and nearby towns reports Mr and Mrs VYauuta hosting relatives near Urazito, Viole Kremer visiting Jef Miss Sara and Raymond Kruse staying with family in City. Kathryn Kolkmeyer returns home to Jefferson Tuesday after a visit with Mira Thelma Lane, plus travel plans and motor trips by local couples. A congenial party, including Kremer and Langkop families, visited Borgmerger's at Westphalia for a supper and social gathering.
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Viole Kremer
Jef
Sara
Josivn
Hampshire
Aditov
Sage City
Busecks
Jefferson
Raymond Krusem
Charles
George Sehabert
Kathryn Kolkmeyer
Jefferson City
Mira Thelma Lane‘kop
George Case
Charles Kelling
Herbert Kremer
Carl Lootens
Lar Schnieder
Robert Dorothy
Langkop
Ster Goi
Juugene Langkop
John Kremer
HH. A. Langkap
Little Child Drowned in Blount Ravine
A young girl drowned in a swollen ravine near Osage City Tuesday evening. Her grandfather Hiram Blount recovered the body under a culvert about 300 yards from where she is believed to have slipped into the water after her mother died at birth. The child had been living with her uncle and aunt since birth. The mother had left her alone in the house to wet a bottle of milk when the accident occurred.
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Blount
Hiram Blount
Osage City
Mr Toward Blount
Serpent Carrying Water Body Headed to Burial
A fragment notes a body found in water carried away by a serpent and later taken to Walther Wymore funeral parlor for cremation and shipment to St Louis for burial. The text is incomplete but implies a accidental death or homicide case with burial arrangements.
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Walther
Wymore
St. Louise
Woman WLNS Verdict in Smythings Favor Suit
May 4 Justice Ford ordered in New York Italy case by Supreme Court. Thomas H. Symington, wealth manufacturer, alleged fraud in a diverse suit. Court ruled evidence insufficient to sustain allegations of infidelity. Symington announced appeal to appellate court.
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Py Associatedress
New York
Italy
Simons Um
Supreme Court
Ford
Thomas H. Simington
Symington
Goodyear Tires Highlighted for Dependable Service
The Goodyear Tires advertise their record for dependable service and long mileage as unsurpassed. They claim to be the safest, cheapest, and best tires in America today and invite shoppers to ask any Goodyear user. Heisinger Motor Company.
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Goodyear
America
Heisinger Motor Company
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