Oak Ridge Items Show Postholiday News and Visits
Irvin Lehreiner and Oscar Dickman left for the Cape to attend the Normal after Christmas visits. Miss Fern Penny and Miss Alpha Wilson visited Cape friends and Hazel Bay relatives. The O H S S staged a play The White Lie in Woodman Hall. Various local family notes and greetings mark a quiet postholiday week as schools resume and residents recount visits.
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Irvin Lehreiner
Oscar Dickman
The
Cape
Weathered Health and Busy Social Life Reported
Health is generally good though many suffer colds amid cold weather. Reverend Senneff preached well and Reverend Jones from St. Louis spoke on anti-saloon league efforts. Local social life includes a Turner Hall dance and numerous visits as residents travel to teach, trade, and visit acquaintances.
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Jones
St. Louis
Anti-saloon League
Health notes and visitors in Byrd's Creek area
Health in Byrd's Creek mixed with local social visits. Mr. DeSoto Davis suffered a grippe attack but is improving. his father F. M. Davis had a severe chill last week. Mrs. Lottie Herzinger and two Blodgett children visit her mother, Mrs. S. R. Wilkinson, for a few weeks. Attendance includes Wille Wilkinson’s family and others in the community.
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DeSoto Davis
F. M. Davis
Lottie Herzinger
Blodgett
S. R. Wilkinson
Ss. R. Wilkinson
Dessie Wilkinseyywnes
Perry Hendersom Nod
Cinils Wilkinson
Daattie Wwereines
Village notices reveal illness and deaths amid winter
The village paper notes cold weather bringing sickness and several deaths. A Limbaugh died last Thursday of pneumonia. Jesse Cook of Sedgewickville died Saturday and was buried Monday. Otto Hahs fell ill after summer work and remains unable to rise. J B Stearns and family visited from Oklahoma before Christmas, his eldest son sick with pneumonia for two weeks but improving. Mrs. Por Hah also ill, now mending.
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A. Limbaugh
Jesse Cook
Sedgewick - Ville
Otto Hahs
McNeely
J. B
Land of Texas promises for cotton and cattle
Lone Star State boast of fertile plains and varied terrains fit for cotton, hogs, corn, oats, and wheat. The ad appeals to settlers with level fields and hills, timber, prairie, and fruit offerings, urging readers to travel west and invest in Texas land.
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Texas
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