Mayview Notes show local visits and orchard trade
Miss Hattie Barron visited Corder with several days of calls. Residents traveled to Kansas City for visits and business. The piece lists residents in Mayview, including Wheeler, Winkler, Silver, and Verr. It notes apple buying and packing, the telephone exchange move, and a harvest of five tons of ice for ice cream making. several locals visited Lexington and Higginsville, with many short trips to nearby towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mayview
W. Kineheloe
Dyer and
Kansas City
D. E. Verr
Higginsville
Walter Smith
Missouri Valley College
Marshall
John Newman
J. W. Waterhouse
Christian Eldreh
Richardson
D. ¥. Herr
T. M Chinn
Kineheloe
Tle Las
W. J. Weaver
Lexington
Emmet Williams
Higgingville
Mia
F.C. Orcutt
Blanche Thompson
C. A. Nickell
Jamesport
Loctor
Horace Ardinger
Mr. Kleinschmidt
Corder
Odessa
Ford
T. M. Chinn
Walter Chiles
Twigginsville
Telephone Exchange
Belles
Heidbrink
Dr Kilmer Swamp Root Promises Kidney Relief for All
An advertisement claims both women and men suffer from kidney and bladder trouble and promotes Dr Kilmer's Swamp Root as a cure. It touts immediate relief and offers a sample by mail, detailing bottles priced fifty cents and urging readers to request a pamphlet and testimonials. It instructs correspondence to Kilmer Co. in Binghamton NY and to include the paper name.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ists
Dr. Kilmer & Co
Binghamton
N. Y
Mr and Mrs Flournot Return From Sedalia Visit
Mr and Mrs E W Flournot returned Tuesday afternoon from a visit in Sedalia. Miss Mary Aull left for Albuquerque New Mexico Wednesday to spend the winter with relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Aull
Kansas City
R. B. Biiney
Mary Elizabeth
M. B. Bobst
Manhattan
Kansas
Mra. C. L. Morris
DuBois
E. W. Flournot
Sedalia
Mary Aull
Albuquerque
New Mexico
Lost and found and for sale ad unedited brief
A fragmented classifieds snippet lists LOST items including a fan wheel about 5 inches in diameter from an automobile and a gold cuff button with initials B E engraved, plus a WANTED TO RENT for a five or six room modern cottage near town and a FOR SALE notice offering twelve acres near Lexington with a farm house and nearby landmarks, inviting quick inspection.
Land for Sale in Stone County Misouri Unimproved Tracts
FOR SaLki-10 acres uniim proved land In Stone County Mis ayuri in tracts to suit purchaser Prices from 14.0 to .4) per acre Land adapted to farming, fruit growing and stock raising Horses and hogs live on the range the entire year cattle sheep and poets ten months In the year Water unsure passed The best hunting and fishing in the South West Timber enough on any of this land to pay purchase price some tracts have very one timber which can be hand led with large profits This is the undeveloped zinc wool road district This land lies along the line of the White River Division of the Iron Mountain Railway Splendid rail road facilities Address tStfd&w
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stone County
Misayuri
White River
Iron Mountain Railway
Old-time Coupon-Cash Exchange Packets
A compact listing shows combinations of coupon counts with corresponding cash values: 50 coupons for 1.75 dollars, 35 coupons for 0.90 dollars, 25 coupons for 1.00 dollar, and 15 coupons for 1.10 dollars. The items imply a promotional or redemption scheme likely from a historical advertisement.
Daughters and Dinners Highlight Small Town News
W P Cole traveled to Kansas City to place his daughter Thea in Loretta academy. Mrs Gordon hosted a large dinner with many friends and relatives. Postmaster Delia Crowder notes uncalled letters and Lena Griffith visits, listing names and arrivals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. P. Cole
Kansas City
Miss Thea
Loretta Academy
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Ptary
Abi
Ati, Dh
Ituma Millinery
Wilson-Fredendall Dry Goods Co
Hattie Barron
Oswald Winkler
Percy Silver
Mra. J.C. Ent
Chillicothe
Olinvis
Dr. NX
B. Payne
Dr. King
Near
Central College
B. E
Marshall, R. D
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New York
Chicago
Boston
Hansbrough
Gillen
Elia Bullard
J. E. Tucker
Claude Johnson
Over Postoffice
Lexington, Mo
Express
Great Western Cereal Company
EW Haven
Philadelphia
Pittsoulon
Albany
ST. Loui
The
Moore
Monarch
Jewel
Barler
Cole Grogery
Main St
George B. Gordon
Evan Young
Lucy Ewing
Katherine Gordon
Ella G. White
Kate Bishop
Sallie Gordon
Joseph Chinn
Florence Eckle
Sarah M. Wendrix
George Mountjoy
Tyon “Gordon
A A. Walker
St. Louis
Kirkwood
J. K. Gray
Waterloo
Charles K. Ramsey
Ada
Lexington Post Office
Hamilton Ashby
Birdie Ball
Mary Bickel
John Boggie
Myrtle Brooks
Lewis Combs
Annie Cunningham
J. W. Church
Addie Dryden
Rosalie Flacy
Wm. Ernstmeyer
Emma Graham
John Good
Henrietta Hayden
Evalyn Mardin
Alex Howell
Wm. Hentz
Lucinda Hubbard
Charlotte Jack
Ruth Jordan
Delia Crowder
Lena Griffith
Clinton
Nancy Vivion