Wheat Cutting Shaped by Local Harvest Movements
In Dublin area reports show Winura rice wheat nearly all in. C T Woodmw and HD Grin cutting Mr Griffitts wheat. Bill Griffitts returned from Ab Pydess with shocks. Several neighbors including Pennington Wortrow and Gesly Garrett sought new binders. Bill Lane first to cut wheat on Dodd farm, with 25 acres on Dodd and 30 on his father's. The season progresses with activity from Griffitts, Webber, Tommy Ray, and others. church and social visits noted among residents. recent land purchases and a Sunday School convention described.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dodd
Les
Winel
Ely
Mat Griffitts
Webber
Tommy Ray
Dennis
Pred Grider
Joe Dayringer
Mrs. Tartner
Griffitts
Fire Destroys Old House in Lebanon Community
A fire from a flue swept through a Lebanon Mississippi area house on Wednesday June 11 quickly consuming the top of the building. A large crowd saved furniture while Mrs Ray and her sons thanked helpers. The Rays lost their smoke house that night leaving them with only a tent for dwelling. Neighbors and visiting relatives were noted while local families continued daily tasks and visits around the incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fannie Kay
H. J. Stansberry
Nellie Lane
Frank Ray
Lamar
Weimer
Joplin
Wm Selor
Rom
Alba
Jus Selsor
Jim Ray
C.F Rex
Coward Bros
Preston
Leola Miller
Mary Lyman
John Stansberry
Mrs. Lowerly
Liberal
W. S Lane
D. B Phillips
Our Dangerous Streets Autokill statistics
In Greater New York yearly toll shows 72 killed by autos plus many injured. In London about 10 died from vehicles among 7.9 million residents. Paris reports 236 deaths and 281 parijhe ies by all conveyances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
London
Pariz
Scientific American
Prisoner Steals Governor's Suit in Escape
George Clemens a black inmate from Joplin serving two years for burglary escaped and remains at large. He and fellow trusted inmates were smuggling water pipes when Clemens slipped to the basement and vanished. The governor reported his evening attire missing from the executive mansion along with a white trusty guard who posed as an electrician.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Clemens
Joplin
Clemens
Hadley
Hog cholera serum available from Missouri college
The College of Agriculture at Columbia announces readiness to supply hog cholera serum to Missouri farmers at cost. Production will be expanded with authorized additions to the serum plant to meet ordinary demand, sending approximately two thousand doses per day. Orders should go to the Veterinary Department at Columbia Mo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
College of Agriculture At
Columbia
Missouri
College of Agriculture, Veterinary Department
Columbia, Mo
Executor's Sith. Testamentary hearing date noted at deep court
Fragmented OCR yields a probate notice about an executor appointment and a date for a testamentary hearing. Names include Jesper and Dante amid legal actions. The readable text references a court, the Dirilaite cinnt, and a timeline around a week after a Chegat ineietiar event.
Hest Laxative for the Aged and Pain Relief Claim
An old female reader praises a laxative product for the aged, claiming it relieves discomfort promptly without harm. The advertisement asserts benefits for elderly women, noting a price of 25 cents and emphasizing safety and mild action.
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King
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Danger
Dublin
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Uney
Boston
Arthurennetrene
Guo
Wourts
Kevin
Ed Armateono
Vernie Ray
Himnell
E Harris
Thane
RP Lane
ED Aemstrong
Jus Svisor
Ray
Zoo
Andrews
Pienic
Brown’s Grove
Laura
Afihea Arnstrong
Irene
Esther Whilligts
Fannie Raye
Lebanon
Miss Althtr Armstrong
Chilengo
Herali
Trustee's
Witenes
Steril
Phen
Wart
Theae
Wailers Pole
Cotter
Teele
Jammer
Tupper
Mincourt
Abemertipst
Ohio
Tee Faraire
Saehiodi
Uae
Mom Shaw
L. T. Waterbury Jeweler and Optometrist
Lesgett & Platt
Behurguner
LER CO
Rochester, N. Y
Grand Lodge
Elks
Rochester
Niagara Falls
Leechester
Eal Yates Heyes
Star Brand Shoes
Chandler & Son
Jasper, Missouri
Co. T. Whitesel
Jasper, MO
Rude Brothers Business College
F. M
Rude
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