City Officials List for LB Freeman Administration
The document outlines city leadership including Mayor LB Freeman Clerk J W Brazeal Treasurer Blanche Anderson Attorney N D Craig Marshal Rue Strong Street Commissioner FM Carnal Collector J Turner Police Judges Jas KP Coday Health Officer J A Fuson Aldermen First Ward J Turner and W A Black Second Ward Dr J A Fuson and L F Livingston President Board Dr J A Fuson Hoard of Health J B Freeman Dr A Fuson and L F Livingston. The Council meets the second Monday evening of each month.
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LB Freeman
Blanche Anderson
N.d
Craig Marshal
Strong
F.M Carnal
J. &. Turner Police Judes
Jas. K. P. Coday Ass
SSDI
Eere CC
Newton
J. A. Fuson
J. (. Turner
W. A. Black
L. F. Livingston
J. A.fuson
J B. Freeman
A Fuson
Railroad Timetables Frisco Lines East Bound
East bound passenger and local freight times listed for Frisco Lines with No 101 at 0:53 p.m. No 241 local freight 11:00 a.m. No 102 passenger 2: a.m. No 104 passenger 6:35 p.m. Agent L. F. Livingston.
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Frisco
Ain
Passenger Car Schedule Mansfield to Aba and Ava
Daily schedule shows trains from Mansfield leaving 4:80 a.m. to arrive at Aba and Ava with return trips to Mansfield by 3:00 p.m. Filsen train 103 arrival triggers Ava service. Schedule notes departures and arrivals with approximate times and destinations despite OCR errors.
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Mansfield
Buda
Arive Ava
Ava
Baptist Church Sunday School and Services Schedule
Baptist church announces Sunday school every Sunday with Ydou Stephens as superintendent. Preaching on the second and fourth Sundays by Pastor Veew Tow Ditarger.
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Ydou
Cumberland Presbyterian Church Preaching Schedule
Cumberland Presbyterian Church announces preaching on the fourth Sunday with Rev. John T. Younger as pastor. 6:45 a.m. I. W. Freeman serves as superintendent.
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Cumberland Presbyterian Church
John T. Younger
W. Freeman
Preaching Services on Every Third Sunday Morning and Evening
Rev. T. B. Prat and J. Reynolds are listed as pastor and superintendent for the church. Services occur on the third Sunday each month with morning and evening gatherings.
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T. B. Prat
J. Reynolds
Church of Christ morning services and preaching schedule
Sunday worship begins at 5 a m with J C Caner as Superintendent preaching every first Sunday. Rev Oscar Wright serves as pastor and conducts services on all Sundays.
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J.C. Caner
Oscar Wright
Unclear Text Prompt On Insurance Payment Note
The readable fragment discusses insurance costs and payment issues. It mentions a hypothetical recipient and names Cal AC Dorion Fecreture Mtn Grove Ma in a garbled context. The passage lacks coherent events or verifiable facts to form a solid news item.
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Cal AC
Dorion, Fecreture, Mtn
Grove, Ma
Griffith and Sanders Named Wright County Assessor Candidates
The Mirror announces W. B. Griffith of Wood Township and Charles G. Sanders of Hart Township as Republican candidate hopefuls for Wright county assessor, subject to the August primary voters.
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Wood Township
Wright County
Hart Township
John T. Pope Declares Candidacy for Wright County Prosecuting Attorney
The Mirror announces John T. Pope as Prosecuting Attorney candidate for Wright County subject to Republican voters will in the August primary.
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the Mirror
John T. Pope
Favoring Judge Skinker for Springfield Court of Appeals
Resolutions adopted by Polk County Republican court convention endorse Cornelius Ho Skinker for Judge of the Springfield Court of Appeals. They urge nomination and election citing education, training, high citizen standing, integrity and impartial judging as qualifications. They describe him as a Christian gentleman and expect his November election will honor the party through just duties.
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Republican Courts
Polk County
Cornelius Ho Skinker
Springfield
Judge C H Skinker Seeks Springfield Court of Appeals Nomination
Bolivar judge C H Skinker announces Republican bid for the Springfield Court of Appeals. A long serving eighth circuit jurist, he previously practiced law with Neville and Skinker, chaired Polk Hickory and surrounding counties, and presided as special judge in Springfield. He has tried notable cases including State of Missouri versus Diplos for murder and the kidnapping case against Claude and others.
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C. H. Skinker
Bolivar
Springfield
Polk Equity
Dee Skinkerle
Polk
Hickory
Mallas
Webster
Wright
Camden
Greene County
State of Missouri
Diplos
Stanley Ketchel
Claude 2
Fear
Skinker
Alwave
Worrim
Springfeld
Spencer Spencer of Missouri Senate elected direct by people
Senator Sedon PL Spencer of Missouri was elected to fill the unexpired term of Senator Stone, defeating Governor Falk by 26,282 votes and becoming the first Republican elected directly by Missourians. He is praised for diligence, attention to duties, and extensive committee service including Appropriations, Military Affairs, and Public Buildings.
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Sedon PL Spencer
Euh O
Senate
Reely
Gost Gines
Francis Marion Cockrell
Bia
Elaine
Alto
Elains
Iso
Hepal
Mincouri
Arthur Capper
Missouri
Cold snap hits Happy Hollow with busy farm life
Very cold weather for the season slows garden work and corn plowing. Visitors include Mia COM Findley and Fern at Os car Mood's, then returning home Monday. Mr and Mrs Ort Moody and Lindle visited William Findley Monday. Frank Giskill family and J R Rottergge were also Monday guests. Charles Findlever works at the Willis Moody saw mill.
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Mia
Com
Findley
Fern
Oscar Moods
Ort Moody
Son Lindle
William Findley
Frank Giskill
J. R. Rottergge
Charles Findlever
Willis Moody's
Pleasant Valley winter lingered in village chatter
Pleasant Valley residents shared a quiet weekend with neighbors and relatives. Jeff and Lon Gaskill and Anna Gaskill visited E J Stignntius Burt Trooks and family spent Sunday at her sister Mrs Thomas Lawson Brozeal visited Andrew Ross and Mrs Naomi Glaze with daughter. Graele Sandifer and Annie Stogsdil spent time with Miss Hanna Taylor. Walter Brotgedl visited The Hinder. John Dudley remains seriously ill with pneumonia.
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Burt Trooks
Mrs. Thomas
Spring Work Delays Noted As Rain Continues
Rainy weather slows spring tasks in Surrey area with many still sowing oats and planning potato planting. Local residents J W Brontlinges Al Stier and Ralph Chapman traveled to Broane to appraise land. Mrs Jay Dennis visited relatives on Wolf Creek before leaving for Lola Kans to join her husband.
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J. W. Brontlinges
AL. Stier
Ralph Chapman
Broane
Jay Dennis
Mra. Dave
Mer
Popes CV. Achworth
Frank Muatote
Wolf Creek
Lola Kansts
Wintery north notes and local gatherings in Lead Hill
The report mentions cold snowy conditions delaying planting with seeds in the ground. Mrs Viola Winborn and children of Koshkonone visited her parents, and Joe Goss, John Morris, Arthur Goss went to Wheatlind to work for Salisbury at four dollars daily. Sunday school at Lead Hill was canceled as superintendent was away. singing planned with leaders Wi St Gaskill and Bob Davis. Several Mansfield girls returned with Leaona Crider for a social event that raised about twenty thousand six hundred eighty dollars. Various visits occurred among local families including Chad Heckoudroyn and wife of Seymour visiting Bo Mutney and Jake Criders. Hazel and Chrinkene Hunt of Seymour visiting Ed Maines and Mrs Jake Crides. Sunday school continues every Sunday at Lead Hill with Rev oO Whitaker superintendent.
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Viola Winborn
Koshkonone
Joe Goss
John Morris
Arthur Goss
Wheatlind
Salisbury
Pleasant Flat Community News From Idaho
Local notes report missing fruit due to a free Sunday and frayed supplies. Ed Sanders leaves for summer work, Mrs Jessie Boyer visits family in the area, and Mrs Maury Williams writes from Posu Arkansas praising the country and her health. Jury duty by J A Willian is noted along with a Shoshone Idaho marriage for Dewey Willigna and Alice Moore.
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Maury Williams
Posu
Ark
Sunset HI bed and neighborhood notes from Ton Dugger’s
Ona Melotosh stives at Ton Dugger's. Visitors to Liberty school Friday include Truth Dohilepee Vins Reed Ida Fry Ellen Fry Onsel Lane Orval Lane. Fern White bitten by a dog Thursday while in yard. Mae Fry recovering from tepales Weaver? Wert Spence paid fine Saturday. Eilen Fey with Mae Nellie Pry Monday. Lone family visiting J Owen's. Ida Seldon Fry with Leora Henry Fry Saturday. Mrs Peart White and children with Mrs Roy tediaa Thursday night at Revere Spence's. Sam Crippen's Sunday at Crippen's. Mrs Jay Dennin visiting Aan Boence's. John Coday's called at Mr Randolph's Sunday. No better reported. Renew subscription today.
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Liberty Sehiool
Misses Truth Dohilepee
Vins Reed
Ida and
Ellen Fry
Onsel
Orval Lane
Tasod Eilen Fey
Mae
Nellie Pry
Lone
Family
J. Owen's
Ida
Seldon Fry
Leora
Henry Fry
Peart White
Roy Tediaa Apent
Revere
Spence's
Local note roundup of visits and family updates
The item lists numerous names and kinship connections with weekend visits and gatherings. It mentions Nelli Frye helping at a stice on Saturdays, Blake and wife becoming parents to a fine new boy, and various relatives—Nevila Morton, Mia Findley, Opot Lewis, Ron Findley, Maude Reynolds, J T Nevila—spending time with grandparents and at church events. A few misspelled phrases appear, but the core fact is a community recap of recent social visits and family news.
Seven Rats Dead After RAT-SNAP Use on Farm
Robert Woodruff reports his premises infested with rats. After using RAT-SNAP on a friend's advice, he found seven rats dead in a bin the next morning with two near the feed box and three in the stall. He notes no odor as the product dries them up and calls it the best he has used. RAT-SNAP sold in three sizes for 25c, 50c, and $1.00 by local hardware and drug firms in Mansfield and Norwood.
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Robert Woodruff
AJ Alcorn Hardware Co
Fuson Drug Co
Mansfield
Little & Randall
Norwood
Ady
Influenza Drugs Sellars Promote OZO NOL Claim
An advertisement urges readers to use OZO NOL to ward off influenza, claiming the product helps protect against the disease by lining nostril membranes and encouraging natural defenses. It notes availability in stores with prices and schedules.
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Nature
Miller Rushing Family Visit and Weekend Gatherings
The fragmentary notes describe Mika Millie Rushing and brother Roy visiting Alfred Rushing. Several locals including Miss Bessie Glass Miss Versie Easley and families spent Thursday evening at Elmer Rushings and Saturday with JL J Rushing of Seymour. Various relatives and friends gathered at families’ homes around town, with mentions of dinners and informal visits over the weekend and into Sunday evening.
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Mika Millie Rushing
Brother Roy
Alfred Rushing
Elmer Rushings
Misse
Bessie Glass
Millie [Rushing
John Cleo
Ray Kelly
Versie Easley
FLOW
Thompson's
Elmer Relig
JL. J. Rushing
Seymour
Chamberlain's Cough Remedy Acknowledged by Many
The advertisement praises Chamberlain's Cough Remedy amid praise from numerous families. It mentions a person named Jamin Fo Whokeney and claims the remedy benefits households with ten children. The text is fragmented and difficult to parse but centers on consumer endorsement and family use.
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Watios
F. Adv
Little Jimmy Case Rumored in Local Notes
Fragmentary OCR reads like a brief local item mentioning Little Jimmy, names, places, and possible events. details are unclear but the note references community figures and a venue, with scattered phrases about people and a town setting.
Fragmented OCR saga reveals scattered names and events
A garbled historic news fragment lists numerous names and places such as Esther, Salo, Melon Clo, Pielwin Civ, Sidney Grontheadia, and Woid Winghtee, with mentions of injuries, transfers, and local venues. The text is fragmentary, showing crowd scenes and references to towns like Hartville and Marmfield, but lacks clear coherence or a single main event.
Sage and Sulphur Compound Promises Graying Hair Remedy
An old advertorial touts Wyeths Sage and Sulphur Compound as a ready to use home hair darkener. It claims gray hair vanishes by morning with repeated applications, suggesting glossy, youthful results and presenting it as a cosmetic not a medicine.
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Wyeth
Civil Service Examination Notice At Mountain Grove
Enamined women will not be admitted to the examination. Applicants must be physically fit. Height and weight requirements apply. For full information on the examination modifications duties and vacations promotions etc contact Floyd Billington Secretary at Post Office Mountain Grove Missouri.
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Exindnetton
Floyd Billington
Mountain Grove
Diamond Dyes Promise New Life For Old Garments
Old garments can be revived by Diamond Dyes. The ad claims all fabrics including wool silk cotton and linen can be dyed to any color using simple directions included in each package.
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Jay Dennin
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F. M. Huffman
Farmers Produce Company
Jarrett Bldg
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Lodge Directory
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J, BK. Craig
Modern Woodmen of America
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