Local notes and in town happenings
Braggadocio News reports Rev. Joe Michie conducting meetings and preaching well. B B Sanders spoke to local men about insurance. B Lewis plans a new saw mill on railroad property near the depot. Carl and Mrs. Green move into Curtner farm residence. Farmers begin cutting alfalfa, strong crop this year. Wilce Curtner with Cape Girardeau manager selling monuments countywide. Mrs N R Pickens and children visit Mrs Sam Skinner. Carl Long returns from Cape Girardeau Normal due to weak eyesight. Mr and Mrs James Dye dine with Ernest Long's family. T D Curtner trips to Caruthersville. Rev Kinsey of St Louis preaches at Methodist church Sunday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. Lewis
Carl Green
Curtner
Wilce Curtner
Cape Girardeau
N. R. Pickens
Sam Skinner
Carl Long
Cape Girardeau Normal
James Dye
Ernest Long
T. D. Curtner
Caruthersville
Kinsey
St. Louis
Methodist Church
Phillip Hamra's Stop In City Sparks Local Talk
Phillip Hamra of Caruthersville spent a few hours in this city Monday night while en route to St Louis. Cerva is wholesome healthful and appetizing with snap a rich creamy foam and sparkle. Get it at places where good cold drinks are sold.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phillip Hamra
Caruthersville
St. Louis
Local Herald Notes and Subscriptions Grow
Sheriff E Jaden and son Eddie greet friends in Caruthersville as the Herald adds subscribers including Wm Davis and John W Secoy. Local business visits, new ads, a heart attack death in Pascola, and a Ford car purchase.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm. Davis
Herald
Junior Reception Honors High School Seniors
A Thursday May 3 reception at Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Argo celebrated the seniors and faculty of the local High School. Juniors arranged music games and refreshments, with guests listed including Misses Allie Thomas Mae Merrell Lillian Brasher Bessie Raybuck Effie Beeding Hattie Mae Argo Bess Lambert Jessie Hill Mrs Blair Boyle and Messrs Joe Kohn Earl Raybuck Blair Boyle W H Johnson George Sigler Walter Dorris Ellis Kohn Nat Buckley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. M. Argo
Allie Thomas
Mae Merrell
Lillian Brasher
Bessie Raybuck
Effie Beeding
Hattie Mae Argo
Bess Lambert
Jessie Hill
Blair Boyle
Joe Kohn
Earl Raybuck
W. H. Johnson
George Sigler
Walter Dorris
Ellis Kohn
Nat Buckley
Local legal and social notices from Caruthersville and nearby towns
Attorneys J. Jeffress and Von Mayes attend to matters in Caruthersville Monday. G. W. Dorris returns from Harrisburg Indiana Wednesday night after several days on business. Frank Foster reports the arrival of a big boy at his home Wednesday afternoon. N.C. RR. Service claims a receipt with every purchase. Miss Cecelia Wade of Kennett visits Miss Bertha Miller at the I Kohn home in Hayti Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Jeffress
von Mayes
Caruthersville
G. W. Dorris
Harrisburg, IN
Frank Foster
Frank
Cecelia Wade of
Kennett
Hayti
Bertha Miller
I. Kohn
Dainties for the Tea Table and German Cookie Recipes
A recipe feature with instructions for German Cookies and other tea table treats. Includes butter sugar doughs, lemon rind, vanilla, grape juice, almonds, and spice notes. Step by step baking times, oven temps, and dough handling details appear throughout.
Concord News notes from Swifton and Concord
Nicodemus Concord News reports visits among local families including Clifford and Sanders, and notes illness and cold weather. Sunday school attendance rose to 35 with a 5 increase, plans target 50 next week. Miss Pearl Chism visited Hayti, infants ill, Mothers Day mentioned, and a girl broke her arm after a fence fall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hoke
Gladys Chism
John
Lillie
Myrtle Kesner
Stanley School
Terrell
J. B. Sanders
Ingram Ridge
Miss Pearl Chism
Hayti
May Popham
Ozell
Jesse Jones
Swifton
W. W. Tarkington
C.K. Chism
Concord
Kennett man in Hayti on business matters
Harman Kohn of Kennett visited Hayti on Sunday and Monday for business. The Herald office paid ten cents per bundle for old newspapers. Mrs. Mary Anna Wright of near the city died Thursday last week at age 25.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herald
Mary Anna Wright
Barfield trip follows family illness in Arkansas
Mrs. Shirley Snyder left Thursday morning for Barfield Arkansas to be with her ill daughter who is staying with her mother. The Pemiscovian staff members Joe Kohn and Earl Raybuck were in Caruthersville on business. Dr L H Brannon traveled to St Louis to testify as an expert witness in a United Railways Co case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shirley Snyder
Barfield
Ark
Joe Kohn
Earl Raybuck
Pemiscovian
Caruthersville
L. H. Brannon
St. Louis
United Railways Co
Notice to Hunters on Private Premises Prohibited
The undersigned warns hunters and fishermen that trespassing will lead to vigorous prosecution. Names may be added to a list for 25 cents per year. Signed by Joseph Blinkhardt.
Dr. Trautmann Heads to St. Louis on Business
Dr. T. J. Trautmann departed Tuesday night for St. Louis for several days of business. He is expected to engage in meetings with local firms and explore new opportunities during the trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. J. Trautmann
St. Louis
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Humboldt
Humbolt
Missouri
Braggadocio News
Joe Michie
B. B. Sanders
J. R. Bain
J. R. Bain & CO
E. Jaden
Eddie
John W. Secoy
Little City
Pascola
The
Live Herald
F. M. Perkins
W. A. Swearingen
Geo. S. Brown
Wm. Helm
S. E. Juden
Everton Speer
Braggadocia
Haiti
Bob Easley
Inlaw
R. E. Easley
W. PF. Laws
Shawnee
Ohio
F. A. Mayes
Spot Cash
E. Stephens
Mgr
Hayti,Missouri
N.C. RR
Buckley's
Concord News
Nicodemus
Will Clifford
Bob Sanders
John Henderson
Harman Kohn
W. J. Schilling
W. H. Cowsert
Elizabethtown
St. Walter
Joseph Blinkhardt
Otreiff's Steam Bakery
Banner Laundry, Co
St. Louis, Mo
Harold Prehn
Hayti, Mo
Lincoln
Bank of Hayti
Bank OF
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