Gasconade Items From August First 114
Local column notes activities in August including straw baling by Jason Findley and the Claxton and Magan schools starting today. Mrs. C. L Wilson is reported sick. Sunday school at Claxton schoolhouse each Sunday. Lon Campbell and Mr. Box travel in Ozark county this week. Picnic at Hartville praised by attendees. Ice cream supper planned at Moore schoolhouse Saturday night. Grandma Crider returns home to stay with daughter Mrs Joln Matlock. Mrs. Pollock dines with Mrs. Shanes and stays with Mrs. Walton. German Lutheran church holds preaching every second Sunday with services in German morning and English afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. L Wilson
Claxton School
Lon Campbell
Mr. Box
Ozark County
Hartville
Moore School
Grandma Crider
Joln Matlock
Clurch
Ace
Rastus
Walker Alexander
Wife
California
Mrs. Stone
Springfield
Dr King's New Discovery Promises Quick Cough Relief
Summer colds and coughs signal low vitality and throat and lung trouble including consumption. Dr King's New Discovery soothes, antiseptic, and helps prevent complications with quick relief. Price 50c and 1.00 at druggists, money back if not satisfied. A party of 26 visited Harvey Springs on the Andrew Newton place and returned via RN Jerren's auto truck, with a supper stop in London.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. King
Dr. King's
Harvey Springs
Andrew Newton Place
Jerren
London
Mirror notes from American Valley social columns
A jumble of social updates from American Valley dated August 3 recounts visiting relatives and friends across Wick, Kansas to Mansfield and Nebraska. Names include Arthur Rich, Mose Gray, McIntosh, Findley, Sue Findley, Roy and Fred Brazeal, Maggie Bennett, Ethel, Cora, Letha, Allie Shanes, Hosea Stout, Mrs Hosea Stout, Mrs Laura Bennett and daughters Meggie and Sophia. Preaching at Ashley church on fourth Saturdays and Sundays. Rev C N Findley, pastor. Singing each Sunday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mirror
Arthur Rich
Wickts
Kansas
N. Findley
Mose Gray
McIntosh
Mr. Youse
Mansfield
Alva Hensley
Charley Findley
Sue Findley
W. F. Shortridge
Roy
Fred Brazeal
Nebraska
C.N. Findley
Daisy
Lead Hill Leaders August 3 Small Town Notes and Anecdotes
Lead Hill community notes from August 3 describe hot dry weather and rain wishful thinking. Residents include Jake Crider visiting Mrs Sullivan. Elsie Hedrick visiting Sadie Goss. Fred Goss visiting Chas Goss. Esty Matney visiting Seymour. Lillie Herod at Jo Goss. Scott’s brother visiting from North Missouri. Claud Crider and Hugh Poort with Cap and Marvin Goss. Church singing each Wednesday. A party at Joe Goss and Miss Liza Jane jokes. Oscar Rippee digs a well hoping for water. Liza Jane teases about marriage. Lena Crider nearly injures leg. J P Sill and A R McClure public sale August 11 near Kansas City for farming and store work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jake Crider
Claud Crider
Hugh Poort
Cap
Marvin Goss
Lead Hill Church
Left overs from Seymour mystery letters and town notes
Dispatch from Seymour Missouri dated August 3 depicts a playful exchange about The Devil, a code puzzle, and a requested identity reveal. The page narrates community updates, church and school notes, local visits, and anecdotes about traveling merchants, with humorous remarks about a Mountain Grove ordinance on mules and nocturnal braying.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dinah
Mansfield Produce Co
Mountain Grove
C. T
Ozark
Knights of the
Grip
Arthur Stafford trades auto for touring car
Arthur Stafford brought home a new R. C. Hupp five passenger touring car from Springfield last week. He was accompanied by N. J. Craig J. D. Reynolds and W. O. Wright during the purchase and transfer of the vehicle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Stafford
R. C. Hupp
Springfield
N. J. Craig
J. D. Reynolds
W. O. Wright
Pick-Ups Antrim August 3 1914
Long village column notes community life with names such as Sukey Dinah Pansy Ace and The Devil. Frequent references to local residents Mssrs Brentlinger Newton Williams Stone Miller and Frye, with visits, humor, and social events amid hot weather and election talk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dinah
Pansy
Ace
Dr. Riley
Topsy
Wessing
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Wanneta
Jason Findley
Claxton
Magan
Mr. Kuitor
American Valley
Oscar Moody
John Moody
Liza Jane
Mr. Scott
North
Missouri
Joe Goss
8.R. Uedrick
Odin
Ora Winburn
Rev
A. Ross
Lead Hill
Spain
Arastus
Oscar Rippee
Hosea
Lena Crider
Mr. Crider
Bill
J. P. Sill
A.R. McClure
Kansas City
Peggy Short
Girlie Newton
Lee Rushing
Seymour
Ruth Bausch
Ern Newton
Joe King
Leonard Murrell
Otto Deadman
Grover Land
Celia Hance
Samuel Box
Mr. Honeycutt
Mr. Bausch
George Maltby
John Newton
Pea Ridge
Elmer Rushing and Wife
Lo J. Rushing
Marshal Dodson and
J. M. Newton
Lorena Kirkpatrick
Pleasant Knob
Ethel Harris
Mike Wranstetter
Ora Miller
Jesse Pruitt
F. J. Howard
Edna Deckard
Sundys
Liberty
Alex Yandell
Idaho
Hargis Chapel
Rev. Carpenter
Rev. Mensley
Jakey
Ozarks
James F. Ballard
ST. Louis, MO
Fuson's Drug Store
James F.ballard
St.Louis
Fuson’s Drug Store
Antrim
Sukey
George Brentlinger
Orian Newton
Eunice Hight
Rose Williams
Olathe
Bertha Miller
Mayme Brentlinger
Charles Newton
W. O. Williams
Parsons
Lola
John Frye
Allie
Ruth
Alva Frye
Lota Brentlinger
W. S. Cassidy
Sapulpa
Kelton
J D. Reynolds
Geo. Miller
Gibbs
Headley
Charles Brentlinger
John Brentlinger
Red Wing
Topy
W. F. Stone
B. F. Stone
Stokes
Belle Stone
Williams Cave
Bob Julian
Manes
Wm. Deckard
Frank Borders
W. L. Kelly
W. A. Glenn
John Fpf
Dudley
Antrim & Ranger Telephone Co
Wom
Walters
Hosea Newton
Vivian Miller
Houston Freeman
Mrs. Freeman
Myrtle
Newt
The
Baptist Church
United States
Issitt
Miss Pansy
Niangua
Fred Bobziene
Frank Bingham
Herbert
J. W. Brentlinger
B. I
Stone
Joe Frye
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