Enjoying Good Times in Wright County Stock Market
Roy Densi of Wright County reports strong prices for two carloads of stock at the market today, with cattle and hogs selling well. Farmers saw a large corn yield despite frost bite, and the live stock sector runs below normal due to high feed costs and feeders retreating. National Live Stock Report from National Stock Yards.
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Missouri
Roy Densi
Wright County
Natonal
National Stock Yards
Doan's Kidney Pills Endorsed by Retired Druggist
A testimonial from E D Carpenter, retired druggist of Mountain Grove, endorses Doan's Kidney Pills for kidney trouble and backache. He recounts prior kidney and back issues, noting relief after using Doan's, recommended as the best remedy among his in-store kidney products. The ad mentions the price and that the product is sold by all dealers.
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Duan
E D Carpenter
Main St
Mountain Grove
Chillicothe
Doan
Pau
Kidnega
Mr. Carpenter
Foster Milburn
Baffalo
Newsy Notes From Last Week’s Fragments
Antivel mornings to st is o cluck and nightly at 6 20. Irvin Spock, away two months, stayed Saturday through Sunday with home folks. We enjoy crisp days and languorous middays, delightful in tone. Dru Todd and family plus Miss Aene Carpenter visited the Todd home Saturday night. Artie Reed and Manly McClellan visit Sadie and Willie Murrell this week.
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Antivel
O'Cluck
Irvin Spock
Sproguedd
Home Files
Boleus
Dru Todd
Aene Carpenter
Andrew Todd
Artie Reed
Manly McClellan
Sadie
Willie Murrell
Local updates on residents and home events
Ruby Deckard was a call at Onto Simmons home. Mrs Mary Dudley is slowly improving. The parish mill at Milway is now pointing. Ruster Hrown.
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Ruby Deckard
Onto Simmons
Mary Dudley
Milway
Ruster
Chamberlain's Tablets Promote Digestive Relief
Chamberlain's Tablets are advertised for stench troubles biliousness and constipation. The ad claims many with stomach trouble have found permanent relief and complete cures by using the tablets according to printed directions with each bottle.
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Adly
Norwood Route Week's Notes and Local Movements
Last week saw near winter feel with several residents traveling and visiting. Mrs W F Stone returned to Springfield after a three week visit with friends and relatives in Mansfield and Norwood. Stone of near Macomb spent Wednesday at Jobinrye's. A large crowd gathered for basketball in Macomb Saturday. Mrs Pred Bobawen and two sons Curland Pravuk stayed with sister Mrs Joe Prye from Wednesday to Saturday. Paul McCalister returned from Joplin after two weeks visiting. Arthur Freeman left Thursday night for Oklahoma to work rest of winter. Jesse Baker plans to move to their Macomb residence Tuesday.
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W. F. Stone
Springfield
Mansfield
Norwod
Gea
Shoes
Daugster
Maude
Mia
Stone
Near Macomb
Jobin Erye's
Macoinh
Pred Bobawen
Curland Pravuk
Joe Prye
Paul McCalister
Joplin
Arthur Freeman
Oklahoma
Jesse Baker
Macomb
Fly's Cream Balm for Nose and Head Relief
An old advertisement promises relief from catarrh and nasal congestion by applying Fly's Cream Balm inside the nostrils. It claims to open clogged nostrils, clear the head, stop headaches, and ease breathing with antiseptic cream noted as fragrant and penetrating.
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Dri
Misses Elva Crippen and Lucile Short Visit Mays Home
Miss Elva Crippen and Miss Lucile Short paid a call at the Mays home last week, sharing greetings and social exchange during a routine gathering.
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Elva Crippen
Lucile Short
Mays
Life Work Recruits Leader Talk At Christian Meeting
A fragmentary report shows leaders Mrs. N. O. Urui and Mrs. Reynolds guiding a Life Work Recruits session on devotion to Christ. Questions cover ministerial motives and biblical calling, with names like J. A. Te leg and Thelma Davis cited among participants.
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Christian Ehurch
Urui
Reynolds
Wisenrell
Wom
Christian
Wenety
EB. Peters
Janes
Paul
Reynilds
Chris
J.B Cross
Enidleavarers
J. A
Abraham
Thelma Davis
Insurance Company Officers Form Wright County Farmers Mutual
The Wright County Farmers Mutual Fire Insurance Company held its annual meeting at Hari odie and elected Bob Brett Mountain Grove LD Ro Fritz Fuson and JM. Wards directors. The five directors organized electing Meridiots president and A Burton secretary treasurer. Attendance was good. Reports showed 365000 new insurance written plus 25000 in renewals. The company now has 255000 in force.
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Wright County Farmers’ Mutual Firs Insurance Comany
Hariodie
Bob Brett
Mountain Grove
Ro Fritz Af Fuson
Copany
Meridiots
A. Burton
Mounttain Grave Herald
Weatherman v Handy and Sherrill cases in Wright county
The Springfield comet notes two Wright county appeals. In Weatherman v Handy the circuit court ruled for Weatherman for mare injury, but the appellate court reversed. Handy argued the mania charge at injury was not his agent. The second case concerns Tom Sherrill convicted on liquor sale. it was reserved and remanded due to a lower court denial of continuance. HOU Parnsworth represented the winning side in both cases.
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Springfield Comet of Appeals
Wright County
Weatherman
Handy
Appelate
Tom Sherrill
Hou Parnsworth
Mountain Grove Journal
Forest Home Items and Local Notes of Oak Forest
After a week of nice weather a needed rain arrived. Ed Standard injured his right foot falling from a cane load and will be laid up for about a week. Mrs. Kemper of Mountain Grove visited us three miles south of Norwood and Whiteover, where corn was harvested for Ed Standard. Rumor says Joliet Siiidlds Geiking is building another barn. Oak Forest school held their Thursday program. well attended, parents present, and Mrs Morgian, the school teacher, is loved by the children. Walter is traveling and Douglas county reports him one good man in France. Walter joined a trip through Douglas and Umvtle counties gathering reports on lines across the state. Mink frame is noted. Will Avedewsen and Davia Starieef Oak Forest furnished the school with use Friday. John Venevian of Oak Forest started a new house on the Dison farm. Miss Coxs, formerly of this place, is now divesting in Kansas this fall. J. Millai repeats his stepson hk Wilson is coming Vire son.
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Ed Standard
Dia
Oak Forest
Morgian
Walter
Ravel
Douglas County
France
Grove
Umvtle County
Saate
Will Avedewsen
Davia Starieef
Schiool
John Venevian
Dison Furan
Coxs
Kansas
J. Millai
Hk Wilson
Heavy meat eaters have slow kidneys warning
An ad-like warning claims heavy meat consumption harms kidneys by overworking them and causing various ailments. It promotes Jud Salts as a cure, describing its lemon juice lithia recipe to flush kidneys, improve urine, and prevent bladder weakness.
Wea'l Hope For Wal ter To Get Along In Spring
A brief hopeful note suggests that in the spring season Wea'l expect Wal ter to cooperate and improve relations. No further details are provided.
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Walter
Sage and Sulphur Compound Restores Dark Hair Hue
A vintage beauty note promotes Wyeth's Sage and Sulphur Compound as a cosmetic to darken gray hair and restore shine. It claims instant color through routine brushing, with a warning that it is not a disease cure.
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Dres
Wyeth
Auto Load Pot Off Mountain Grove Road Saturday Night
A vehicle went off Mountain Grove road Saturday night around 1 o clock, with details incomplete. Police or witnesses noted the mishap as an overnight incident with unclear consequences.
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Mountain Grove Road
On the Way Back to Mountain Grave Patrol Dr Jones
Dr Jones of Springfield and Bor Jerome of Meuta are reported en route back from a trip to Mountain Grave. The fragmentary text notes their return journey and mentions locations with uncertain spellings.
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Dr Jones
Bor Jerome
Meuta
Fragmented Text Remains From Unknown Article
The readable parts reference a jumble of phrases including names and places, but contain no coherent events or identifiable subjects. The garbled lines resemble OCR noise with scattered terms such as locations and actions without a clear narrative or verifiable facts.
Fairland Valley Loist weekly's Tbts and weather notes
Fairland Valley Loist weekly reports on weather and local events. Revs OC Chia and Flonstey led a Sunday evening meeting at New Bboy Baptist church with attendance from Mis jen Teanpl and Loftile Creek area. Other items mention pie supper, new house, and locals visiting relatives.
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Boo New Bboy Baptist
Revs OC Chia
Flonstey
Loftile Creek Adieerell Oy
Pleasant Flat Community Notes From A/D Period
Reading fragments describe visiting Mary, a wedding at Oak Grove, quilts sold by Ladies Ald Saeiey, and local men Justin and Pene M25. Also mentions Raber visiting Ipsanele, an abloodiment tea meter car attempt, Trott boarsaster visa, and land talks near Hoadley and Cox tauraere Taek inside city limits amid March expectations.
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Willie
Justin
Dethlaw
Ipsanele
Steael
Lintalf
Hoadley
Cox
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