Local notes from Shellington and vicinity
A compact, nameless roundup of daily events and travels around Shellington and nearby towns. The item lists residents visiting, probate court mentions, church services, fishing catch of a fifty four pound catfish, and local road bridge work. It notes property sale to Chas Nadler and various visits across towns like Lexington, Odessa, Concordia, Waterloo, Parsons, and Richmond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Les
H. B. Corse
Albert Wright
Tyoyo
Texas
W. Tiffin
R. M. Wright
Susie Flourney
Parsons
Kansas
Secom
Alice Sharp
Lightning Strikes Arnold School Cupola
A hander storm Wednesday night struck the Arnold School cupola with lightning. The roof shingles were knocked off and the fagstadt split, but no serious damage occurred.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arnold
Hander
Climate and Crop Bulletin Reports Mixed Week
The past week brought better than earlier conditions for crops with near normal temperatures and ample sunshine. Showers occurred across many areas but high winds caused damage to corn, apples, and hay stacks in eastern and southern counties, while corn and other crops show improvement nationwide. some counties report droughty ground hindering wheat plowing due to moisture issues. Orchard damage and variable rainfall affected pastures, with tobacco thriving in Putnam county and second clover crops promising.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Famesny
Perry
Lincoln
Livingston
Mercer
Colton
Putnam County
Johson
Webster, Howell
Butler
Quantrell Men to Meet at Independence Reunion
Quantrell survivors plan their annual reunion in Independence on Saturday August 22. About 100 members, described as former border terrors, are esteemed members of Missouri and nearby states. Judge Jack Liddell leads the Quantrell Association with H. J. George as first lieutenant, Sam Whitsett as second lieutenant, and Warren Welsh as adjutant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Quantrell
Independence
Missouri
Jack Liddell
Quantrell Association
H. J. George
Oak Grove
Sam Whitsett
Texas
Warren Welsh
Ballard's Snow Liniment Endorsed for Pain Relief
E W Sullivan of Sullivan House El Reno writes on June 6 1902 that Ballard's Snow Liniment provides immediate relief for rheumatism and bodily pains. Available in 250 500 and 1.00 sizes, Crenshaw & Young sell the product.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ballard
E. W. Sullivan
Sullivan House
el Reno
C. T
Mallard
Crenshaw & Young
How to Prepare Exhibits for the World's Fair
A pamphlet from Walter Williams, superintendent of publication of the World's Fair, outlines steps for preparing exhibits in agriculture, horticulture, mines and metallurgy. All exhibitors should obtain a copy by writing to Walter Williams at the World's Fair office in St. Louis Missouri.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Williams
St. Louis
Missouri
The House That Jack Built pamphlet promotion
The Town That Jack Built and nearby district wealth are praised for money making potential. Send a two cent stamp for a pamphlet and Katy publications. Frank Edwards, who had his leg amputated after an injury, has returned home in Waverly in serious condition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack
Katy
Kary
Suite A
St. Louis, Mo
Frank Edwards
Waverly
Real Estate Transfers On August 4 1903
Tuesday transfers include Robt Ewing deceased to Salle Ewing and 20 year terms. Jas Rogers to Mina Martin for 1100 dollars two lots in Odessa. Clarice H Barnett to Joseph W Bailey for 1630.40 dollars two lots in Lexington. Several other conveyances include Oliver Green to Jas T Cheatham 426 dollars. Richard Waters by sheriff to Kate Waters 25 dollars lot in Lexington. Morgan to Morgan et al 400 dollars and exchange for 200 acres. Multiple transfers at Lexington Odessa and Concordia with sums ranging from 25 to 22500 dollars. Notable: Bettie Jennings to David Isom 410 20 Too. Margaret Goehner to Sanford Sellers 22500 for a Lexington lot. Several August 8th and 11th entries appear with varied parcels and prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robt
Ewing
Salle Ewing
Will
Jas
Rogers
Mina Martin
Odessa
Clarice H. Barnett
Joseph W. Bailey
Lexington
Oliver E. Green
T. Cheatham
Sam A. Schooling
Chis
G. Schooling
Richard Waters
Sheriff
Kate Waters
Wm. G. Morgan
Geo. K. Morgan
Caroline Uphaus
Hernan H. Brinkoetter
Fritz W Brinkhoetter
Florence Wolvers
Louis Frerking
Gus. A. Frerking
Bettie Jennings
David Isom
Too
Lohoefnur
Henry Ribe
Margaret Goehner
Sanford Sellers
Arthur Persinger
Att'y
Lo Aurthur Coleman
Frank Evens
van Anglen
Jerome B. Simpson
Henry Wegahott
Gabriella Wilmot
Husband
Gov. H. Hereford
Mrs Wallace Hosts Little Parks Iittle Guests
Mrs H Wallace entertained about twenty children Thursday afternoon for her granddaughter Louise McDonald of St Joseph. The two hours from four to six were spent in games. Light refreshments of loose and cakes were served.
Osteopathy Gains Wide Legislation Backing in U S States
Dr A T Still of Kirksville Missouri founded osteopathy and has won recognition from 24 state legislatures and broad public support. A. B. Henperson osteopath in Lexington Missouri invites inquiries with free interviews and examinations using scientific methods to relieve ailments. correspondence welcomed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. T. Still
Kirksville
Henperson
Osteopath
Lexington
Missouri
East Main Street
Seiter’s
Missouri World's Fair Commission Holds Key August Meeting
The Missouri World’s Fair Commission finished its August session with broad approval of reports from Horticulture Mining Agriculture and Publication. Horticulture collected 1000 jars of Mixauor preserves for St Louis Kansas City Columbia and Springfield. Mining showed over $20000 in mineral contributions from miners and companies with expectations for double that amount. Plans for a $20000 State of Missouri volume in 600 pages for free distribution at the Fair were approved. Health officials presented a Missouri health exhibit plan. Missouri Day at the World’s Fair is set for October 12, Columbus anniversary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department of Horticulture, Mining, Agriculture
St. Louis
Kansas City
Columbia
Springfield
L. A. Goodman
H Gregg
Missouri
H J. Waters
A. W. McAllester
W. F. Norrow
State Board of Health
Columbus
Water WrLtiams
Missouri Statue Arrives For World’s Fair Display
A heroic statuesque figure from Weehawken New Jersey arrives this week for Missouri. The seated woman holds the emblem of Commerce on her right arm and supports Missouri’s coat of arms with the left hand. She represents western energy and enterprise and will be placed a quarter mile west of the Missouri building as part of the Missouri World’s Fair Commission display. Artist Sterling Calder conceived the statue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Missouri
Commonwealth
Weehawken
New Jersey
Missouri Building
Sterling Calder
Humphrey Appointed Cadet to West Point
Gilbert Humphrey of El Reno Oklahoma, graduate of W M A, was announced as a cadet to the United States Military Academy at West Point. He successfully passed the examination and is now a cadet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gilbert Humphrey
el Reno
O. T
United States Military Academy
West Point
Humphrey
German Syrup promises cure for consumption claims
Advertises Hoschee's German Syrup as the only market prep that relieves and cures consumption. Cites pure tar, gum extracts, and past medical endorsement for coughs colds and consumption. Advises rest, fresh air, good food, and easy morning expectoration with speedy relief. Sold by Leroy Farmer. 8-13m1
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hoschee
Leroy Farmer
Pocket Guide to International Yacht Races Available
The Prudential Insurance Company of America publishes a handsome Pocket Guide to the International Yacht Races between Reliance and Shamrock, off Sandy Hook. It offers valuable information for spectators and those unable to view the contests, with a color lithographed cover depicting racing yachts, signal flags, leading yacht clubs, and notable American yachtmen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reliance
Shamrock Lil
Sandy Took
Prudential Insurance Company of America
Homeffice
Newark
N. J
Algo
America
Ferdinand Bock dies at 73 in Woolam Missouri
Ferdinand Bock aged 73 died at Woolam Missouri on August 4. He was the father of Frank and Herman Bock and Mrs H A Hoener of Waverly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woolam
Ferdinand Bock
Frank and
Herman Bock
H. A. Hoener
Waverly
RATTLESNAKE SKIN HEALING CLAIMS FORMER YOUNG RANCH HAND
O M Perrin, 19, of near Denver, says a rattlesnake bit his forefinger while skinning it. He credits Harry Davis, a snake charmer, with curing him after using shed rattlesnake skin and local salve. Doctors could not identify the snake and Perrin’s swelling and pain subsided in 12 hours.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O. M. Perrin
E. M Perrin
Denver Post
Harry Davis
Perrin
Shiner's
Denver
Davis
The Sea Call Sparks Nautical School Plans
The article notes growing interest in sea education with a proposed sailing ship boarding school for boys and a city nautical training room with miniature vessels. It highlights aims to teach navigation, history on historic spots, and prepare youths for merchant marine, naval academy, and yacht handling, framed as a wholesome sea-breeze renewing modern life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seaboard Cilles
Merchant Marine
Naval Academy
Champion club swinger Burrows sets lasting record in Cape Town
Tom Burrows, world champion club swinger, concluded a Cape Town event by swinging Indian clubs for forty hours and a quarter non stop breaking all records.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tom Burrows
Cape Town
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Yahmi
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J. A. Lockhart
Jane Lockhart
Richmond
Edward Nabm
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Warren County
F. W. Mann
Frank
A. E. Hackett
U S Weather Bureau
Nogl
McGrew Milling Co
Lexington Flouring Mills
W.G. McAusland
J. W. Layne
A. W. Gray
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I. A. Shultze
Louis Lieser
U.S. Campbell
Martha Hathaway
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Voice OF
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