Dewey Community Notes and Election Result
Local Dewey news covers the May convention where Tom Brock was elected president for the coming year. residents report social visits, farm work, and family travels through Dewey and nearby Carthage. mentions of typhoid fever, wheat planting, and various household movements appear alongside community updates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tom Brock
Brock
Karl Bey
Fores Wale
Clarence Samacsi
Carthage
Areek
Dewey, Mere
Pell
Imdry McCarty
Okla
City
Matthews
Mra Hlauth
Lorena Hatey
Doenney
Ode
Min Kivis
Mr. Sterling
Brook
Woody
Mere
Grils
Epright
Medovett
Blue Star Social Notes and Local Visit Recount
Mrs Myrtin Coisen and Dr Walter Owen of Laremel visited their niece Myrtle Coines, with extended attendance by Emma King and Bertie. The community gathered for a Blue Star meeting in Bato as families joined in a reunion atmosphere. Local residents Cecil Kaderly, H E B Conner, Chas Johnson, John Campbell and others hosted and visited. several siblings and kin spent days with relatives, while Lockwood Fair caused a school pause.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Owen
Laremel
Myrtle Coines
Emma King
Bertie
Samer Blue Star
Bato
Myrtle Cotper
Son Loyd
Cecil Kaderly
Little Son
Mr. Patti
Chas Woodrow
Jim Blev
Carthage
Landon Dayringer
Herthe Budd
Blanche
Ross Whistler
Udell
Iowa
Guy McConnell
Kinsinger
Washington
Fort Wayne
Ind
Dan Johnson
Mins Rees Strecker
Zion
Malta
John Welsh
Ruby Jarvis
Margie Hill
Hattie Gill
Joplin
G. M. Magers
Welsh Priday
Mount Carmel Sunday School
Guy Me«Connell
When You Don’t Advertise You Are Doing Business
A fragment proclaims the need for advertising to attract customers with the idea that business success hinges on visibility. The note suggests urgency but provides no concrete details, names, dates, or places.
County Amendment Vote Topics at Mun Day School Meeting
The Mun day school discussion covers how the Countymit Amendment will affect voters this November. Chas bh Gunn County President notes interest. The meeting addresses Sunday school obstacles, open discussion, and officer elections with reports from township secretary and singing led by Matie Kudisaile.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Munday
Chas. Bh. Gunn
Cotten
Denniston
J. W. Moran
Song
J. M. Benner
John Creves
J. M. Buzzard
Matie Kudisaile
Subscribe for the Kansas City Star Times or Journal
A reader is urged to subscribe at the News office for Kansas City Star Times or Journal services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Kansas City Star:Times Or Journal
Fancy foods and groceries fill a rural store catalog
The list of goods includes cookies and crackers, canned fruits, cereals, meats, canned vegetables, beverages, flour, syrups, and lard. A long local notice mentions orders and payment terms, plus community news items about residents visiting, traveling, and daily routines in the area.
Teachers Urged to Call for Blotter Transcriptions
The News invites teachers from country schools to call a phone number to obtain blotter sheets for classroom use. The notice emphasizes distributing readable blotters to supplement school programs and support rural education efforts.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Dewey
Gover Torre Varian
Fe Heer
BLUE
Mrs. Myrtin Coisen
Alberta Hutsell
K. H. Sharp Mercantile Co
Northfork Township
Oakton Baptist Church
Marienamine
Supt. Cbeerry
Apt
Alsberry
A.C. Mann
GC. Glesson
B. W. Perry
A. M. Berry
Long
Victor
Waverly
Graham
Finger
STAR
Baron Mors Salt Meat
Heinz
Armoque's
Osage
Panch Brand
Pimientos
California
Polger's Coffee
Chieftain Vecto
Golden Gate
Imperial Silver
Haker’s
Frandhon
Red Star
Baden
Good Country Late Armours
Nnpounis
New Orleans
Cordz Bros
Diamond Mr. Cuallies
Estine
Leshy Garrett
Pittsburg
Jones
Boston
Elting Sylvia Binney
Clarence Donnell
John Busehard
Will Wood
Will Budd
Jasper
Theo. Mitchell
C. M. Buzzard
Wills
Kate York
Frank Wood West
Vittburg
John Brown
John Spaid
Wardlow
Mosier
Osborne
Pfander
Pfanders
John Huzferd
Mr. Huseard
Jasper Wriday
Theo Mitchell
George Morgan
Walter Wood
Ernest Yates
Mr Workman
Florence Milton
Theo
Mitchell
Lamar
Lucian Macrae
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