Lead Hill items recount visits and events last week
Miss Lena Crider visited Miles Mary Hite of Manafield then Seymour this week. A singing at E Matneys. Mrs Arthur Matney and children from Exter Calif. visit E Matney and Will Pool of Cedar Gap. Arthur F. Short funeral at Lindsey Calif. Recent rains. Edward Kiser and family with friends visited G W Kiser and Pinder Okla areas then returned home Monday. An ice cream supper and musical were held with Marve Goss Cole Davis Alfred Goss Jim Morris and Fred Hampton providing music.
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Lena Crider
Miles Mary Hite
Manafield
Seymour
Arthur Matney
Exter Calif
E. Matney
Will Pool
Cedar Gap
Arthur F. Short
Lindsey Calif
Edward Kiser
Mr. Beard
Lil
Kiser
Oklahoma City
Pinder Okla
Marve Goss
Cole Davis
Alfred Goss
Jim Morris
Fred Hampton
Hall's Catarrh Medicine Promises Cure for Deafness
A 19th century advertisement claims catarrhal deafness stems from inflammation of the Eustachian tube and cannot be cured by local applications. It touts Hall's Catarrh Medicine as a constitutional remedy and offers $100 for any case unresolved by the medicine, with circulars and druggists listed.
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Hall
F. J. Cheney & CO
Toledo
Notice to Teachers Wright County Examinations August 4th and 5th 1922
The next regular Teachers Examination for Wright County teachers will be held in Hartville High School on August 4 and 5 1922. Subjects are listed for the two days with a start time of eight o clock each day. Ray Wood County Superintendent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wright County
Hartville
U. S
Ray Wood
Bayer Aspirin Trade Mark Description Card
An old advertisement notes Bayer aspirin as the trade mark for Monoacetic acid ester of Salicylic acid and lists forms sold by druggists including handy boxes of twelve tablets and larger bottles. It mentions acceptability only of Bayer package with proper directions and inexpensive pricing for common ailments such as colds headaches and rheumatic pains.
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Bayer
Aspira
Oak Grove Last Week Social Notes
Mrs Brazzie Campbell visited her mother Mrs B J Williams Thursday. Frank Henslee spent Monday night at Harve Henslee s. Henry Moody wife and son Lee and Mrs Bill Moody spent Wednesday at Elihu Moody s. Travis Campbell is on the sick list this week. Audrey Henslee spent Thursday night with Jamita Henslee. Mr and Mrs Manard Williams visited his parents Mr and Mrs B J Williams Monday Brazie Campbell and daughter Bessie called at Walter Henslee s Friday evening. Frank Caps visited at Harve Henslee s Saturday night and Sunday. Johnny Adamson wife and family spent Sunday at Manard Williams. Harve Henslee and son W H and Weaver Henslee spent Sunday night with Frank Henslee and family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brazzie Campbell
B. J. Williams
Henry Moody
Lee
Bill Moody
Elihu Moody's
Manard Williams
Mrs
Brazie Campbell
Bessie
Walter Henslee
Frank Caps
Harve Henslee
Johnny Adamson
W. H. and
Weaver Henslee
Frank Henslee
Hunger the Best Sauce Recipe Ad
An old advertisement touts Chamberlain's Tab as a remedy to improve digestion create a healthy appetite and stimulate gentle bowel movements. It frames digestion as key to relishing meals and ties appetite to product use.
Pool School Attendance and Local Visits
Pool School notes Alex Salsbury attended on Sunday at Mission Temple. Burley Pope and daughter visited W. B. Shinpaugh last Friday. R. B. Adams of Appleton City spent Monday with Mr. and Mrs. L. Hensley. Tarbutton family visitors included Homer Tarbutton and family and Clyde Tarbutton and wife. G. W. Tripp and family fished on the Gasconade Wednesday. Everett Rush returned home from Kaneas Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alex Salsbury
Mission Temple
Mra. Burley Pope and Daughter
R. 8. Adams
Appleton City
Mra
L. Hensley
W. H. Tarbuttons
Homer Tarbutton
Clyde Tarbutton
Mansfield Light & Power Company Stockholders Meeting Notice
Stockholders of the Mansfield Light and Power Company in Mansfield Missouri are advised the annual meeting will be held at the company office on August 4 1922 at 2 00 p m for the purpose of electing one Director for three years and for other business as may come before the meeting M B Alcorn President W C Coday Secretary July 20 1922.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mansfield Light & Power Company
Mansfield
Missouri
M. B. Alcorn
W. C. Coday
Wolf Creek Singing Sunday Draws Crowd
Sunday activities at Wolf Creek included a well attended singing event. Mrs. John Gann visited Mrs. John Moody in the afternoon. Misses Ruth Retha and Grace Gann and Susie Edwards visited Clara Calhoun. Don Keys and family visited George Calhoun. Miss Sylvia and Bessie Edwards visited Gladys and Opal Coday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Gann
John Moody
Ruth
Retha
Grace Gann
Susie Edwards
Clara Calhoun
Don Keys
George Calhoun
Miss Sylvia
Bessie Edwards
Gladys
Opal Coday
Cause of Appendicitis From Constipation
When bowels are constipated the large intestine fills with refuse matter rich in germs. These germs reach the vermiform appendix and cause inflammation known as appendicitis. Take Chamberlain's Tablets when needed and keep bowels regular to reduce risk.
Local Gossip Highlights Town Socials and Movements
Macomb gossip notes plentiful fruits as peaches and apples ripen. Lillie Doyl returns from Ava where she tended summer school. Ramie Bennett and Abbie Doyle wed Thursday. G W Nevils seeks a new location in Grand View Missouri. Dinners at G N Findley's drew Sidney Williams and wives, Greenwood families, Bart family, Anna Findley, Brazeal, and many more. Hartville picnic attendance and Springfield visits noted. Community ice cream and cake at E Hart lawn social. Several locals attend events at Dave Bennett’s and Mansfield trips recorded.
Missouri State Fair Exibit Prep Opens For Premium List
The Missouri State Fair announces August 19 and 26 as key dates for exhibit preparation. A premium list will be distributed soon, with instructions to write for it promptly. W. D. Smith serves as secretary in Sedalia, Missouri.
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W. D. Smith
Secy
Sedalia
Missouri
W D. Smith
Missouri and nearby stock shows and fairs in 1916
A fragmented list of Missouri fairs and stock shows with organizers and dates. Entries include Sedalia Wright County Mansfield Springfield Ozark Seymour Norwood and Norwood with various September and October events. Secretaries mentioned include W D Smith W A Black Frank J Davis and Jr C Householder.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wright County
Mansfield
W. A. Black
Springfield
Greene County
Ozark
H. K R. Nelson
Seymour
Webster County
Frank J. Davis
Mansfeld Farmers Exchange Feed Sale Notice
Read like a local market item urging purchases of chick feed chops and other farm feeds at the Mansfeld Farmers Exchange. The brief promotes poultry supplies and related farm products available at the cooperative or feed store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Mansfeld Farmers Exchange
Record of the Past and a Kidney Remedy Endorsement
A 1916 testimonial from Rh L Martin, a Cahool Missouri carpenter, praises Doan's Kidney Pills for curing his back and kidney troubles after a painful condition. He confirms in 1920 that no further kidney remedy was needed, endorsing the product and noting it remained available at dealers. Foster Milburn Co., Buffalo, N Y, advertises Doan's Kidney Pills.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rh. L. Martin
Carpenter
Cahool
Doan
Martin
Dean
Foster-Milburn Co
Mfra
Buffalo
Ady
Postcard from Garden Grove Calif July 1922
California letter from J F Stout to Mansfield Mirror describes travel from Missouri to Garden Grove in July 1922. He reports desert heat near 119 degrees, a cool ocean nearby, agricultural crops like barley alfalfa beans sugar beets chill peppers oranges walnuts and ample paved roads. He notes 20 Missourians there and asks the Mansfield Mirror to resume delivery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Garden Grove
Cal
Mansfield Mirror
Mansfield
Suligman
Afiz
Desert
Topock
California Line
Cinfetter
Wils
Needies
Rainy spell boosts crops in South Lead Hill area
South Lead Hill reports heavy rain with crops looking fine. Carl Edwards wife and baby visited M. J. Lansdown and wife last week. H. A. Samuel works for John Carrick. James Lansdown and sons trip to Ava. M. J. Lansdown hauling ties to Cedar Gap.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl Edwards
M. J. Lansdown
James Lansdown and Sons
Ava
Cedar Gap
Hot Weather Diseases Warn of Diarrhoea Peril
During hot weather disorders of the bowels pose great danger. The notice urges buying Chamberlains Colic and Diarrhoea Remedy to protect families against sudden attacks. Many attest to its effectiveness.
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Chamberlain
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Everett Rush
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Ramie Bennett
Abbie Doyle
G. W. Nevils
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Sidney Williams
J. E. Greenwood
Arthur
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Ellis
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C. B Brazeal
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C. B. Turner
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Dave Bennett
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Frank
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J. H. Frye
Virgil Royal
Lella Gates
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Missouri State Fair
R. J. Freeman Mansfield
Jr. C. Househoulder
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John Carrick
Cranks Corner
Ozarks
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Farmers & Merchants Bank Capital
J. D. Reynolds
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J.E. Craig
Iva. Ee. Sausan
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