Neighborhood News Roundup From Lamar Area
Neighborhood notes report Frank Cline selling potatoes in Alba and milling towns while residents attend meetings and visit relatives. Several families travel, visit Carthage and Lam ar, with references to Wardlow, Elting, Hamilton, Lunt and others. Local teaching, Sunday School, and church-related events appear alongside trips, purchases, and upcoming departures to California or Illinois.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Cline
Alba
Ladies Au
Jim Bradford
George Wagner
Carthage
Claude Hamilton
Mro
Mr. Brown
Alexander
Dewey
Mosley
Carterville
Chas. Elting
Ethel Masters
Diamond School
Sone Mus
Mosier
Tom Wardlow
Chas, Nett
Craille Reau
Dewey election day and Halloween on banda week
A column of local notes from Dewey area recounts election day and Halloween activities with families visiting, road work, and church events. Ben Weston and others visited, births, visits, and travels are listed, plus community notices on Sunday school, officers for Salem Ladies Aid, and upcoming events at Salem and Jasper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mother
Ben Weston
Fred Rex
Will Weston
Jasper
M. Winter
Myrtle Redmond
GH. Redmond
Jess Miller
Allen Miller
Levi Miller
George Redmond
John Murphy
Farmers Union Preaching and Local Threshing Report
The Farmers Union schedules preaching at Lebanon next Sunday November 3. Cowpea thrashers are active in the area. Fred Wintec is noted, with Allen Miller hauling gravel for Mrs. Lyman who plans a barn. Fred Rex attended the Gulick sale at Carthage. Jack Stansberry and family are mentioned in nearby notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lebanon
Fred Wintec
Allen Miller
Lyman
Fred Rex
Carthage
Jack Stansberry
Local Visists and Social Roundup in Zion Community
Mrs. Baker from Kansas visits cousin Mrs. Harry Conkl ing. Neighbors of Wick Gill dine and spend Sunday. Mike Isenman and wife return from Peoria and Kansas City after two weeks away. George Patterson hosts dinner. John McClintock and wife near Golden City visit. Grandma McClintock and Geneva Blubbard join Otto Getdaard and wife and Sylvia Hinney at Cap Tillers. Rev James Rider preaches at Bro Medearis place with H E Ballard and family. Various visits and gatherings noted. a revival continues with conversions. Henry Conklin hosts a Tuesday party. J J Schooler and wife dine Sunday. Mabel Little visits Carthage. B F P Johnson adds two rooms. Fern Howell visits Sharon area and pile supper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baker
Kansas
Harry Conkling
Wick Gill
Mike Isenman
Peoria
Ill
Kansas City
George Patterson
John McClintock
Golden City
Grandma McClintock
Geneva
John Cartwright
Neihborhood
Fort Collins
Colo
Colorado
James Rider
H. E Ballard
Esther
Jasper
Dye Sunderland
Martella
Clara Hubbard
Charles Ballard
Arthur Probert
E. E. Hubbard
Medearis
Jasper Clive Patterson
Basil McChintock
Henry Conklings
J. J. Schooler
Will Baker
Cora
Maplegrove
Isaac Thompson
Fred Earl
Georie Nixon
Harve Burge
H A Vincent
Lute Vincent
Orman Schooler
John Schooler
J.P. Curtis
Will Carter
N.N Mackey
Mabel Little
Carthage
Johnson
Cap Tiller
Howell
Sharon
Local notes on rainfall and farm activity in Lebanon
In Lebanon the heavy Tuesday night rainfall is praised for benefiting wheat fields and replenishing water for stock. James Phillips is adding to his barn. Henry Graham reports a missing colt, and Messrs Redmond Rex and Pred Winter are thrashing cowpeas. R P Lane with son William and Mr Norris completed a hen house and buggy shed, as several gaps in the text remain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Phillips
Henry Graham
G. H. Redmond
C. F. Rex
R. P. Lane
William
Norris
Notice to indebted customers at Burgner Bewnian Lambert Co
Notices urge all debtors to settle accounts in November with interest charged after November 15 on balances over 60 days. Jay Good, Manager. Also a farm church report cites Rev. Medearis baptizing 10 converts at Zion Baptist Church after a three week meeting. Local items note visits, a death in Des Arc Ark, illness of John Carns, and a humorous aboard ship anecdote from Youth's Companion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burgner-Bewmian Lambert Co
Jay Good
Powers
Covert Farm
Medearis
Zion Baptist Church
Irwin Armstrong
Jasper
Alec Keith
Graham
Chas. Woodrow
Orpha
C. F. Rex
Des: Arc, Ark
W. A. Leach
John Carns
Fragmentary note on a distressed patient in medical scene
A brief, garbled OCR fragment describes a doctor and his wife with a neglected patient. The text hints at distress or pain in the back and a reflexive complaint about a monstrous man. Details are severely unclear and many words are corrupted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ceomplaina
Pulpe
Oldest Inhabited House in Kilkenny Highlighted
Kilkenny showcases one of the world’s oldest inhabited houses with rooms preserved in historic condition. The property, steeped in centuries of local life, draws attention for its enduring architecture and cultural significance.
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Kilkenny
Electric Bitters Restores Strength After Long Illness
A brief note touts Electric Bitters as a cure for digestive weakness and nerve fatigue. It cites Wiehmel Hessheime of Liton Neb as having recovered after three years of illness, claiming the tonic boosted appetite, stomach function, and overall vigor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Witwllty
Wiehmel Hessheime
Liteon
Neb
Oi Conte
LH. B
Pitts
Local Buyer's Ledger of Tools and Goods
A sequence of purchases reported from the week, including EE Hubbard buying nails, T Mitchell a lap robe, J E Cather a Carey cham, G J Jacobs an iron kettle, W A Sweeny a heater, Grant Lemasters a copper boiler, J E Yates an Emerson plow, J H Welch galvanizing, Phillips guttering, E M King investment, J B Porter a Resting ton rifle, D A Holmes Ithaca shotgun, Thomas Kelly Emerson hoppy, W H Patterson a lap robe, Mr Crow a gut heater, RS Winans an Emerson sulky plow, Arthur Cline a basketball for the high school, A Still nails and fencing Monday. many items listed with dates and names.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
EE. Hubbard
T. Mitchell
J. E. Cather
Carey
G. J. Jacobs
W. A. Sweeny
Grant Lemasters
J. E. Yates
Emerson Gang
J H. Welch
Phillips
E M. King
J. EB. Porter
D. A. Holmes
Thomas Kelly
W. H. Patterson
Fragmented historical note on Sharp Mercantile and erosion losses
A garbled clipping discusses H. H. Sharp Mercantile and green peas, with stray dialogue about a diner and an erosion loss record. It mentions Ragland and 5,040 acres affected by erosion over thirty five years, contrasting with land gained via HF. The text is cryptic and contains many incomplete phrases and misordered words.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chile
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Ruby Jarvis
Velma Mackey
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Clint Bone
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the Model Bakery
H.C. Heaton
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J. E. Carr & Co
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Tiller
R. L. Roberts
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