W T U Silver Medal Contest At Salem Saturday Night
The W T U silver medal contest at Salem awarded the medal to Herbert Daniel with six other youths receiving books. Delbert Wilson and Estey Busby were notably strong in recitation. The event will be repeated August 17 at Pleasant Hill schoolhouse with a watermelon carving at Soa care. The ladies of the church thanked helpers and noted $19 in the bank from an ice cream social. Rev Colmer preached two services, urging courage, duty, and holding fast to the good amid indecision.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eilvar
Pleasant Hill
Colmer
Salem Town
Agrippa
Paul
Christ
Birthday Dinner for 70th Aniversary At Bedelia Family
Local notes report John Prosser breaking his arm again after a fall last Sunday. Dinners and visits fill the week with relatives across towns from Kansas City to Oklahoma. An ice cream supper at Salem drew a good crowd and revenue of 19.95.
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Johnnie Prosser
Mrs. Bedell
Kansas City
Johneot
Granville Conta
Lakeside
Clara Radford
Clyde
Joboie Crow
Mr. Schlessman
Salem
Local Farm Transfers and hires in the district
Edw G Magers of Kanana City and I H Magers of Caldwell return home briefly. James Etter rents Jobo Wilson’s farm for next year and Wilson’s barn contract goes to Canes Bros of Bouton. Job Welsh of Fort Collins rents Geo Welsh farm. T H Magers takes a job with Panama Pacific Railway Co and plans to depart in September. Ira seeks work on the ditch project, calling it a good opportunity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Etter
Jobo Wilson
Tis New
Canes Bros
Bouton
Gollen City
Jobn Welsh
Ft. Collins
Colo
I. D. Jackson
T. H. Magers
Panama
Ira
Lard Compound Advertised At Crowsville IL Store
The notice promotes a new lard compound for pastries priced at ten cents per pound at Crowsville Illinois. Crow More carries a full line of W. T. corset items.
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Crowsvill
Crow More
Cor
W. T. Caorseta
Zion Neighborhood News Briefs From Last Week
A collection of social notes from Zion detailing visits and travels in Carthage Webb City Springfield and King City. Names include Jessie Ian and Ernest Magera Mrs McClintock Joy Kerney Vern Kilinefelter Alma Copeland and many others as relatives friends and neighbors visited attended birthdays trips and events.
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Golden City
Jessie
Ian
Ernest Magera
Carthage
Mr. McClintock
Joy Kerney Jeft
Wear
Vern Kilinefelter
Webb City
Mme. Boyd
Covert
Alma Copeland
Bethel residents note visitors and local happenings
Rain is anticipated as residents wish for showers. Bert Brous and family from St. Joseph visit G T Brous and others this week while Miss Nora Lawleen travels on crutches after a fall. Jim Castott plans to install a phone and neighbors stop by George Quillin's. Ice cream and cake followed a Warrensburg friendship tale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bert Brous
St. Joseph
Fiiner
G. T. Brous
Dells
Mabel Brous
Jim Castott
Ion
Noro
Bert Broug
George Quillin
M. A. Quillin
Bert
Mark
Warrensburg
Visitors and Guests From Nearby Towns Reach Local Homes
Mrs Chas Hinamon and children of Wales City visited the Jacob Wine family. Mieses Ruby Adelaide and Lucile Teter were guests of Hazel and Trofa Wood. Mr and Mrs James Coerry and daughter Hasal of Carthage visited me and Mes TY Hyera, Mrs Earl Wood. Mrs Freate Gulic and daughters Grace and Frances spent Sunday in Neck City. Harry and Prod Pike of Kane visited Mr and Mrs Jacob Wine Sunray Meg and Mrs Frank Booit were guests of Mr and Mrs Wm McCuno.
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Chas. Hinamon
Children of Wales City
Jacob Wine Ind
Mieses Ruby
Adelaide
Lucile Teter
Hazel
Trofa Wood
James Coerry
Miss Hasal
Carthage
Mes TY
Hyera
Earl Wood
Jeeper
Freate Gulic
Grace Aod Frances
Speed
Neck City
Mr. Wine
Praut
Jobo
Jesper
Mongera
Harry
Prod
Pike
Kane Aaity
Jacob Wine Sunray
Meg
Prank Booit
Mes
Wm. McCuno
Harvest and social notes from Gullisan area
Frank Sharp Bublin returned home Saturday from Gullisan Kana where he has been working in harvest and threshing. Miss Anrtie Mal fald called on Mrs Armstrong Monday evening. Mrs Lane Moceny visited Mrs. Webber Sunday evening. Watermony are turning brxased through here daily. Neighbors attended Jackson's sale Monday. J C Webber went north in his medicine wagon this morning.
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Frank Sharp
Gullisan
Kana
Anrtie MA Fald
Mra
Armatrong
Mite
Momte Hoytfield
Lane Moceny
Laod
Mrs. Webber
Deiphbors
Jackson
J.C. Webber
World's Champion Wind Splitters at Missouri State Fair
The world's champion pacers Dax Patch and Minor Heir, valued at a quarter of a million dollars, will race at the Missouri State Fair on October 4. Missouri citizens are urged to witness a supreme speed contest as major railroads offer half-rate fares for fair travel from October 1 to 10.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dan Patch
Missouri State Fair
Sedalix
America
Dax Patch
House Moving and Cement Work Services Meet Local Need
Brenneman and Jasper announce house moving and cement work services offering reliable local relocation, foundation, and repair options. Contact 71 Hz Crow Mere, Co to discuss rates and get a quote.
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Geo
Brenneman
Jasper
Mo Pacific Time Table North and South Bound Schedule
Fragmentary OCR notes show a Pacific time table listing North Bound and South Bound trains with numbers and times around 7:37 a.m. and 7:43 a.m. The readable fragments reference train numbers 269.5 and 743 but lack complete context or destinations.
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Rye Fedalees Nastis Nese
DIG Pathis
A.m
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