Charley Oldham to Lead The Star’s Missouri Political Coverage
The St. Louis Star announces Charley Oldham will devote full time to Missouri political news with intimate knowledge of state politics. Oldham’s reports will be daily, accurate, and fair, drawing on his extensive network across counties. The Star pledges heightened war news coverage with hourly cable updates from major agencies and a special introductory subscription offer.
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Charley Oldham
Missouri
St. Louis Star
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Forks of the Creek
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United Press
International News
London Times
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Flat Rock School Starts With New Teacher
Baker Valley notes list Sunday visitors Claude Rice from Rogersville Miss Bertha Drennon Susie and Margee Wilson. Dee Matney visits with grandmother. Mrs Gee Kiser and Cinda Goss of Lead Hill with Melenda Hugh. Gertie Clella Slate Rokie Wilson visit Sam Goss. Flat Rock School opens Monday August 5 with Miss Sarah Gaskill as teacher. No more Sunday school at Flat Rock B School house amid rainy haying season. SOPHA
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Albert State
Claude Rice
Rogersville
Bertha Drennon
Susie
Margee Wilson
Dee Matney
Sopha
Cure for Catarrhal Deafness by Constitutional Remedy
Catarrhal deafness stems from an inflamed Eustachian tube and cannot be cured by local applications. The only cure is a constitutional remedy. Hall's Catarrh Medicine claims to act through the blood on mucous surfaces and offers $100 for any case it cannot cure. Circulars are free. price 75 cents.
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Hall
Ali Druggista
Fed
Cheney
Toledo
One Hundred Forty Three Boys Leave for Camp Funston
A special train carried 143 draftees to Camp Funston Kansas with 86 from Wright County and 57 from Douglas County. Elmer E. Cope of St George is noted among the St Logan call. Local officials joined Springfield and Hartville delegates to bid them farewell as crowds gathered in the town.
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Camp Funston
Kansas
Wright County
Douglas County
Elmer E. Cope
St. George
St Logan
Colorado
J. W. Gilley
Sherif C. G. Sanders
Dr. B. Latimer
G Purtle
A. M. Curtis
Hartville
Springfield
G. W. Baker
Mansfield
Logan Ray Hensley
Ray E. Rhodes
Mtn. Grove
Joseph E. Simmons
Origana
Clarence A Phillips
Mtn
Walter Ballard
Grovespring
Marvin Miller
James N. Cornwell
John Austin Bacon
Punca
Ned Clarence A. Vaughn
Norwood
Fred Delcour
Manes
Kirk Butt
Pleasant Flat Weekly Weather and Community Notes
Last week brought a rain on Monday followed by daily showers through Friday and more rain Monday again. ground is hoped to be soaked. Miss Alice Williams and Mrs. Jesse Boyer are on the sick list but improving. O R Millsap and wife attended Liberty services Sunday afternoon. Revs Gosvenor and Tate preached at Thorp Sunday. Community members urged to attend Sunday school. Threshing machine was heard and grain is being stacked in preparation. W A Brake of Macomb visited Monday.
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Alice Williams
Jesse Boyer
O. R. Millsap
Liberty
Gosvenor
Tate
Threshing and local notices in Midway and Wright Co
A Monday shower helped crops and threshing grain was the order of the day. Morris thresher operated in the vicinity last week. Wright Co boys set to leave Thursday receive best wishes. J C Genter improves slowly. A large crowd gathered in Midway Saturday afternoon. LAUGHING BEAUTY.
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Morris
Wright Co
Midway
Laughing
Busy Hollow List Week's Rain and Car Sightings
Local column notes increased rainfall for the week and mentions Scott Mackey seen in Midway driving a new motor car. It adds the Mackey family enjoys taking many pictures, loading the car beyond a buggy capacity.
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Scott Mackey
Midway
Mackey Bheys
Calomel warned against. Dadson's Liver Tone touted
An old advertisement warns readers about calomel causing illness and salivation. It promotes Dadson's Liver Tone as a safe vegetable alternative that starts the liver without side effects and cannot salivate. The ad claims it improves health, suits adults and children, and is inexpensive.
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Dadson
Dodson
Left-Overs Dinner for Soldier Boys at Antioch
A Sunday dinner at Antioch in honor of leaving soldiers from the 25th drew a large crowd. The soldiers enjoyed the bounteous meal while attendees watched and socialized. A Monday night party at J J Pool’s was well attended with an enjoyable time. A big ice cream social occurred at Mr Bacon’s Saturday night. J A Mackey visited family last week and left for Rich Mountain Arkansas Saturday morning.
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Antioch
J. J. P.pool
Mr. Bacon
J. A. Mackey
Rich Mountain
Ark
Peggy Short
Local society notes and farm reports from Vera Cruz area
Crops are fine after last week showers. Neighborhood social events include visits, dinners, and Sunday gatherings among Stout Frye and Findley families near Vera Cruz. Several townspeople travel to a party at Jack Brazeal’s. Ruby Findley and Misses Frye entertainments noted. Mrs. Elsie Wheat and Cecil visited. Mrs. Ela Stout cordially notes Ira’s safe arrival. fruit canning and Sunday School outings described. one illness listed for Robert Buckles.
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Elsie Wheat
Cecil
Jason Roy
Vera Cruz
Opal
Ellen Frye
Nellie
May Frye
Harley Stout
Norman
Zella Letsinger
J. E. Stout
Wesley Stout
Jessie Deaver
Ruby Findley
Tom Miller
Shiloh
Sylva Then
W. O. Williams
Rogersville
Community notices and visits in Bryant area churches
Last week at Bryant listed Christian Endeavor sessions at Mt. Everett church every Sunday night. Sunday School and preaching at Flint Point occur Sundays at 10 o clock and every second Sunday. Visitors include Mr. Carrol with Uncle Sam Popes and Mrs. Flora Brentlinger returning to Fordland. Albert Brentlinger trip to Mansfield, Miss Mamie Goss and Miss Stella Goss coming home from Cedar Gap and Ava respectively. Louis Miller returns from Iowa to visit family before heading to training camps.
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Flint Point
Carrol
Sam Popes
Flora Brentlinger
Fordland
Albert Brentlinger
Mansfield
Mamie Goss
Cedar Gap
Stella Goss
Ava
Louis Miller
Iowa
Pleasant Valley Harvests Grain As Community Neighbors Assist
Harvest season activity fills Pleasant Valley with threshing and wheat stacking led by Joe Rhodes of Seymour visiting Rev Nulls. Local residents including Jackson, Walter Stogsdill, Sadie Brooks, Ben Yarger and Emma Ruediger organized a large crop for Mr. Ruediger. Alta King returned from mining work, Geo Van Ness cuts wood for Mr. Erb, Cedar Gap, and Joe King travels to the mines to visit kin. Sooky Jane.
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Joe Rhodes
Seymour
Nulls
Jackson
Walter Stogsdill
Sadie Brooks
Ben Yarger
Emma Ruediger
Mr. Ruediger
Alta King
Geo, van Ness
Mr. Erb
Cedar Gap
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Baker Valley
Charles Hayward Frye
Fred L Henderson
Verdie D. Foster
James M. Branstetter
Lewis Paul Wood
Calvin Clark Price
Oscar Radford Headley
Lee Smittle
Henry Snow
Everett Woolard
Roy T. Hake
Hosea
Dallas Wood
Charley Rogers
Andrew Goss
Lonnie Floyd Davis
Austie Edward Coxen
Orlando Warl Tripp
Jesse Elmer Davis
Finishlee Clark
Virgil Tipton Pearman
Gabe Scott
Mountain Grove
Earl Absher
Mose Newton
Jerry M. Jones
Leo Ellis
Charles E. Shores
John Fred Morris
Charles W. Alexander
John Lawrence Brasher
James Lawson
Rayborn
William A. Hovis
Edward C. Leiler
Ira Lathrom
Jackson D. Hopkins
Henry H. Atkinson
Clifford Rhodes
Jesse Eugene Leach
Dawson
Fred M.hamilton
Enoch Odle
Ira Eli Rippee
William C. Long
Edward Harold P'Pool
Arlie Butcher
Floyd Franklin Hale
Raymond OD. Helsley
Oscar Hyde
Joe Kindrick
Walter Henry Spock
Seymour Charles McIntosh
Macomb
John Partyn Spock
Seymour Claude
Howell
Oliver MccMurty
John F. Reukauf
Isaac W. Pitts
Everett Pyatt
John F. Holdren
Arvel Alex Hefner
Walter
Albert E. Bruton
Jesse C. Sanders
Orrel Elmer Shields
Floyd M. Price
Richville
John Franklin Wallace
Henry H. Page
Drury
Virgil McMaurtrey
Dora
Finard Baker
John Ousley
Buckhart
Otis Ellison
Tigris
John W. Cox
Roy Sweeton
Cecil L. Davidson
Grove
Walter Leroy
Bertha
George E. Johnson
Ralph W. Giles
Tedrick
Horace B. Hendricks
David F. Northrup
Larissa
Ora
Turner
Milo W. Pearson
Carl U. Joslin
Lee Hall
Silverton
Benjamin Freeman
Sedan
Columbus
C. Wallace
Turk
James Liniger
Rippee
Elmer M. Rousseau
Witty
Everett L. Mears
Denlon
Claud Brown
Herold O. Jerome
Rome
Orval
Rankin
Mrs. Grove
Monroe W Collins
Topaz
Elroy Lt. Sherer
Charles F. J. Collins
Biggs
Ousley G. Blakey
Oswego
Everett C. Pax
Braddyville
la Charley
Clide Luallen
Willie A Robertson
James W. Jennings
Smallett
James W. Wheat
Elijah Farris
William Hancock
James E.chamberlain
Lanier Miller
Bryant
Amos J Chamberlain
Jesse W. Smith
Charley Privett
Albert Uhlman
Charley Alms
Stafford
Kans
Albert A Willard
James Brown
Squires
Robert Sludder
John A. Elliott
Jack Alsup
Elijah CG. Poster
W. A. Brake
J. C. Genter
Miles Medical CO
Elkhart, Ind
Clear Valley
Ela Stout
Frank Leggett
Doc Findley
Guy
Merida Gray
J. B. Stout
Joe Rabey
Claribe Frye
Nevada
B. FP. Stone
Robert Buckles
Ralph Brentlinger
Willie Hale
Jack Brazeal
Jess Deaver
Gertie Stout
Stella Hall
Alma Draper
Selah Cole
Jess
Loyd Deaver
Harlen Williams
Ira
C. P. Ghureh
Hosie Stout
Christian Endeavor
Mt. Everett Church
U.S. Department of Agriculture
Boreau
Charles F. Marvin
Mississippi
Valleya
Llineig
Wisconsin
Minnesotaa
Town
Arkansas
North Dakota
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Nebraska
Kanana
Oklahoma
Atexas Wonder
Ive
Louly
Drugglate
Pleasant Valley
Joe King
Sooky Jane
Fatah
Castor
eReacey
Gostai
New
Castoria
C. E. White & Co
National Stock Yards
Illinois
C. BE. White
Edgar J. Hallows
Mansfield Light &6 Power Company
Valleyview Stock Farm
Aurora
W.G. Cuntre
S. C
S.C. W
F. H. Riley
Fuson
Buffalo
Cleveland
Burwato
U.S
Falla
Hafals
Petia
Ticketa
Claveland & Buffalo
BBC
Vestal Roses
Joseph W. Vestal & Son
Little Rock
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