Pick-Ups Special Correspondence Notes Local Visits
A community column reports rainy days boosting growth and a flurry of visits and social calls. G W Miller and B F Stone traveled to Springfield on business while Miss Pansy visited relatives there. Several residents, including Miss Alice Tombieson and Miss Mintie Avery, hosted or spent nights with friends and relatives, with various Mrs. and Misses noted visiting neighbors and caring for ill family members. The piece captures a lively sequence of calls, visits, and local social interactions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Pansy
Belle Stone
Springfield
Pansy
D.S
Joseph Davis
Miss Thelma
Silas Rippee
R.A. Arnold
Alice Tombieson
Mintie Avery
Tula Tate
Flora McCrue
D. Avery
M. F. Grissom
C. L. Beach
Arnold
Son Hylton
C. M. Tate
John Dennis
Mesdames Thos. Dean
Lee Turner
Alice Torribleson
Alma Draper
Eva Gralat
Miss Clay
Notable Local Letters and Newsroom Gossip Collage
A rambling local message reveals social notes, admirer exchanges, and a request for earlier submission of items. The writer mentions reporters, a missing Gibbs, Evans Frye, and various neighbors, interlaced with weather praise and garden talk. Dinah signs off, hoping peers read and contribute next week.
Antrim Gleanings Special Correspondence
Weather cool and rainy with no summer fittingly delaying farm work. Mr Hedrick of Pea Ridge visited Antrim. Foot washing at Hargis Chapel planned. Geo Mackey went to Seymour. Stella Glenn returned from Seymour with Nellie Roley. Riddles and letters stir local talk as Jakey and Sukey puzzle over guesses. Frank Kelley regains the ability to walk without a cane.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Topsy
Jakey
Oklahoma
Frank Kelley
Mt Pleasant Baptist Church Weekly Schedule
Mt Pleasant Baptist church holds meetings Saturday before the first Sunday each month. Saturday at 11 am and 7 30 pm and Sunday at 11 am. Pastor J E Seal. Sunday school at 2 pm, Ed Taylor superintendent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mt Pleasant
The
Baptist Church
Rev
G. Chadwell
Macomb Methodist Episcopal Church
Notice to Correspondents for Early Mail Submissions
Our correspondents would confer a great favor by mailing their items on Monday or Tuesday. Wednesday’s news arrives too late for timely type setting, causing night work and possible delays. Please send items early in the week to help produce the best paper.
Farm ers and Merchants Bank Postpones Annual Meeting
The stockholders of the Farmers and Merchants Bank did not hold their annual meeting Monday due to the unavoidable absence of some stockholders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farmers and Merchants Bank
Topsy Hears Local News On Route No. 2
Special correspondence recounts community chatter from Route No. 2 covering visits and calls by Mrs EOB Marshall Cecil and Miss Bella Letsinger. Easter activities and turkey eggs. various visits to and from local families including the Letsingers, Williams, Brentlingers, Drentlingers, and Hagel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eob Marshall Centsen
Cecil
Bella Letsinger
Letsinger
County Court to Hear Sanity Inquiry for Mes Dun Lavtsinger
The county court will inquire into the sanity of Mes Dun Lavtsinger of Mon couil. The proceedings aim to determine mental fitness and capacity for legal actions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mes
Dun Lavtsinger
Moncouil
Free Range Poultry Fencing and Farm Practices
Modern poultry wire fencing keeps fowls from gardens and central operations while allowing controlled range. Place henhouses near the farmhouse or use enclosed runs. beware foxes and thieves. Emphasizes clean processing, direct sales, and showcasing pure bred stock as farm advertising.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crasey
Weather and social visits at Hartville area notice
Wet weather noted as Nd Williams and wife spent Sunday with Sue. Woodly and Robert Merton with son were in Hartville last week. Miss Ann Usaery of Norewood visited BW Williams on Saturday night and Sunday. Leh Findley called on Nellie Dale standing and will call again if this escapes the waste basket.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Stokes
Springfield
Manefield
Eudora Barlow
Prof
Ja.hyton
San Letsinger
Dan Latsinger
W.H. Hale
Mes
Bert Morris
Ada Woodhind
LaFayette Stone
J. W. Baywards
John Brentlinger
Dinah
Wim. Vungeles
Elmer Aneles
George Prentlinger
J. W. Drentlinger
Barlow
Rufus Hitchener
Reuben Willis
Trewer's
J. A. Rites
Hazel
Pansy
Sukey
Willaams
Sue, Woodly
Robert Merton
S.H Robertson
Norwood
Nathaniel Graves
Chris Tyson
Robert Morton
Tyson
Olatha
Charles Royal
Hartville
John Short
Prairie Hollow
Dan Letsinger
W. H. Brake
Mona Fletcher
Ernest Roy
Matie
Opal Short
Virgie Baker
Johnson
George Short
John
Leslie Findley
Nella Dake
Mary Turner
Joseph Gray
Macomb
H. Robertson
Mansfield High School
Opera House
White Leghorns For Eggs By J H Elston Caldwell Idaho
Poultry entry advises selecting Single Comb White Leghorn for egg production and breeding stock. Discusses housing, feeding, and exercise to maximize egg yield, winter mash base with alfalfa, and field tips for raspberries, blackberries, currants, and gooseberries. Includes gardening and berry cultivation guidance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. H. Elston
Caldwell
Idaho
Mountain Grove Hardware Co. Files Bankruptcy Petition
The Rathery hardware co. of Mountain Grove files a voluntary bankruptcy petition in the southern division of the western district federal court. The copartnership of Andrew F. Raterty and Harley K. Rookstool owes about 21,740.57 with listed ware assets of 220 and speared claims. The assets total about 1,100 support the debts. attorney Nob. Craig of Moatistroll Springfield Lawyer represents the firm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rathery [Hirdware Co
Mountain Grove
Western Distret
Federal Court
Copartnership
Andrew FE Raterty
Harley
SLI
Tira
Nob. Craig
Moatistroll
Springfield Laweder
Seymour Welcomes New School Teacher Gertrude Weiler
Miss Gertrude Weiler accepts a teaching post in Seymour Public Schools. She served five excellent years at Mimsfield, and the community congratulates her on this career advancement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gertrude Weiler
Seymour School
Mimsfield Repgnes
Springfield Opinion Notes Editor Visit and Directory Plans
Blick editor of the Mians Held Mirror visited Speinwfield to meet friends. The Mirror is touted as the best paper published in many towns, and Springfield plans to issue around 1000 phone directories.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blick
Mirror
Speinwfield
Springfielt
Issie
Special Sunday Dinner at Manatiohl Plotel
A special Sunday dinner is planned at Manatiohl Plotel with featured menu items and hospitality staff ready to greet guests. Limited seating advised as organizers highlight a warm, festive atmosphere and local participation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manatiohl Plotel
Ite - Adv
Holster for the pit silos and milk cooling notes
Four underground silos were dug in our neighborhood this fall with plans for more. A farmer describes a pit silo rig using a box and pulleys to drop earth, then details milk cooling when drawn from the cow, noting bacteria accelerate spoilage in warm milk and the optimal souring range around 90 to 100 degrees. A cloth covered ventilating space is suggested for a poultry house this winter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. Wooley
Calhoun, Cole
Farmers’ Mall
Ureege
Dairying in Scotland Shows High Grade Ayrshire Herds
In southern Scotland dairying dominates farm work with cows that are almost all high grade or pure Ayrshires. Helfer calves are raleed, not sald, and registered Ayrshire cows fetch 125 to 200 dollars while good grade cows 80 to 100 dollars. Some cows reach twenty years, though grain feeding shortens herd longevity. For American dairymen, Scots cows showcase uniform quality, careful care, and economical feeding, highlighting the gap in efficiency between U S and Ayrshire herds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scotland
America
Careful care on dairy cattle feed and water needs
Feed boxes and mangers must stay clean so cattle finish meals and are ready for the next feeding. Monitor droppings to ensure complete digestion. Do not radically change rations. Aim for each cow to reach maximum production within 20 to 40 days after freshening. Water and salt are essential. provide ample clean water and plenty of salt at all times.
Careful Feeding Pays Well for Common Cows at University Farm
A University Farm study in St Paul shows common cows with no dairy heredity can yield more milk and butter with proper care. Over 33 years records indicate average 5000 pounds of milk and 222 pounds of butter per cow, valued at about $60, while the state average per cow brings $46.40, suggesting a potential $14 yearly gain per cow with improved feeding and care.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. Jo Warcker
Univeralty Farm
St. Paul
Minn
University Farm
Don’ts for the Poultrymen by Lilian Blanchard
A civic poultry guide from Pullman Washington listing practical cautions for poultry keepers. It emphasizes avoiding vermin and chilled chicks, providing balanced rations, avoiding overcrowding, feeding greens, continual culling, using fresh grain, timely hatchings, preventing late-season hatchings, avoiding dirty eggs, and managing rooster and hen pairs. It warns that results require work and attentive care.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lilian Blanchard
Pullman
Wash
Macomb Mentionings Across Town Figures
Local notes from Macomb list visits to Mountain Grove Mansfield Norwood Hartville and Olatha. Includes family visits and health updates, a funeral for Mary Turner, mumps in Elmer Findley, and church services by Rev. G Chadwell. Ends with Sunshine.
Sunday church schedule at Wolf Creek old log church
Special Correspondence notes a regular Sunday school at the old log church each Sunday morning. Preaching also occurs at the Freewill Baptist church on the third Saturday and Sunday. Rev Findley presides with Sunday school at the Holiness church each Sunday. James Tya appears as a contact.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Old Log Church
Freewill Baptist Church
Rev
Findley
Holiness Church
James Tya
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Joseph
Jewelry Company
South Street & Square 5
Hoxohoh
G. W. Miller
Mansfield
W. HW. Anderson
Violet
Brilla
Ozarks
Ozark People
Anna M. Doling
Springfield, Missouri
Lukey Wilwell
Gibbs
Evans Frye
Wim
Brand
Red Wing
Katherine
Antrim
Mount Pleasant
Hagel
Dave Cridec
Ele. Marshall
J. W. Edwards
Ralph Brentlinger
Garland Angies
Redwing
O. W
Clarence Smalley
Sam Letsinger
Jay Dennis
Harley Stout
Paul Wiliams
J.W. Falwards
Dive Crider’s
Peabody
G. W. Brentlinger
Verr Williams
W. C. Williams
Scheuermanns
Pouctry
Leh Findley
Nellie Dale
Shaffer
Cuthbert
Seymour
Earth
Ayrshire
W.H. Brake
Nevada
Elmer Findley
V. B
B. Y
ER. C
Ernest Crippon
Wolf Creek
Riley
F.H. Riley
D. D
Fuson's
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