Flat Rock Musing on Labor and a Schoolteacher Contrast
The piece parodies labor pay from the Successful Farmer noting a mule driver earning $5.24 daily while a teacher for forty pupils at $3 to $5 per day demands preparation, attire, and moral duties. The Fiat Rock report shows 38 pupils, tardiness, and attendance figures, alongside local tidbits about Virgil Moody, Eureksa Springs trips, visits, and a seven year old birthday party amid lingering light snow and garden hopes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mmit
Nebraska
Farmers Rally For Tax Fairness And Square Deal
Farmers and Wright County Farm Clubs urge action against perceived unkept promises from business interests. The call urges unity to press for equal protection, lower profiteering, and better purchasing power, citing historical rights and the Missouri Farmers Association. The piece blends political appeal with a plug for Champlain Chamberlain’s Tablets as a constipation remedy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aareti
Arma
Wright County
Missouri Farmers’ ‘Association
Farmer
DeLacy's French Hair Tonic Promises Gray Hair Restoration
A vintage advertisement touts DeLacy's French Hair Tonic as a safe effective remedy for gray and streaked hair, claiming it restores natural color gradually and improves dandruff. The product is sold for $1.00 at drug and toilet counters or via prepaid order from DeLacy Chemical Co. in St. Louis Missouri.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
DeLacy
DeLacy Chemical Co
St. Louis
Alen
Romantic Islands of the Far East Travelogue to Baguio
A Manila to Baguio motor journey describes Luzon's scenic central plain, rivers, and canyons. The piece extols Philippine hydroelectric potential, aims to make travel affordable for workers, and touts Baguio as a cool seasonal retreat with a modern, Americanized atmosphere and educational and military ties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manila
Baguio
Philippines
United States
Son
Bagule
Perate
Matila
Luzon
Tts
COMMUNITY LYCEUM COURSE Tauline Mayo on Feb 2 1921
Tauline Lucille Mayo leads a community lyceum course scheduled for Wednesday February 2, 1921. The event focuses on cultural and educational topics and invites public participation from local residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Community Lyceum
Tauline
Lucille Mayo
Cey Hogs Live Stock and Farm Sales Ad
Sale listing notes Hogs live stock and farm sales as a specialty with sales held everywhere. Satisfaction guaranteed and instructions to make dates at this office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cey
J.nr. McIntosh
Money to Loan N J Craig Seeks Farm Loans
N J Craig offers funds to loan on good improved farms in Wright or Douglas counties. He seeks reliable borrowers and solid security, aiming to support agricultural financing in the region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N. J. Craig
Wright
Douglas Counties
Old Reliable St Louis Globe-Democrat Advertisement
The notice promotes the Old Reliable St Louis Globe-Democrat urging readers to subscribe for news in an uncolored style. It touts expanded news gathering at home and abroad, new daily features, world news in photographs, daily cable cartoons, and other features for all ages. Readers are urged to place orders with the Globe Printing Co. in St. Louis, Mo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pwr
Macxuro
Millipatnes
Baculo
Baile
Archipelago
Bagulo
Baguio
Orient
O.H. T
St. Louin Hobe-Democrat
the Globe
Par- Uewiars
Glibo Mriiting Co
St. Louis
Mme
Jesourt
H Rlane
Centennial Committee
Chamber of Commerce
Sedaila
Globe-Democrat
The
Fifth Sunday Meeting Program at Cedar Gap Baptist
Bible event schedule for January 28 29 and 30 with Ben Nall Shadwell Griffith and Maples listed. Includes Friday Saturday Sunday sessions on devotionals sermons ordination deacons and missionary work with a Cedar Gap Choir and invitations for all church leaders to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Gap Baptist Church
Dr. Maples
Springfield
Ben Nall
B. Y
P. U
Pearman
VY. Poul
Ladies’ Missionary Work
Cedar Gap Choir
Big Baby Boy Born to Mr and Mrs Mitchell
Last week Mr C A Mitchell and his wife welcomed a large baby boy. Several local residents including Miss Myrtle Hollinan of Hartville and families such as the Hillmans and Matlocks were noted in visits and gatherings around town with relatives in Colorado and Kansas cited among the activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thoms
C. A. Mitchell
Myrtle Hollinan
Hartville
Morgan Dodson
Jasper Newton
J. M. Deemer
Silas Moon
Mrs. Mallory
Colorado
H. N. Matlock
Erin Newton
Joe Holliman
George
Hubert Harris
Pea Ridge
L. L. Land
Greensburg
Kansas
Marl Land
Fry Family Visits and Weather Update
Samuel Fry and children visited Lee Pope home on Sunday. Charley Fry and wife visited his mother on Saturday night and Sunday. John Fry was over today. Roy R. Dennis from Owens' Col. was at Munrove Saturday and attended a big bale. Marvin Dennis's baby was sick but is better now. George Fry visited his mother on Sunday. Marvin and Roy R. Dennis called on Miss N. C. Fry Sunday. Little Jimy.
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George Blank
Samuel Fry
Lee Pope
Charley Fry
John Fry
Tod. Owens
Col
Roy R. Dennis
Munrove
Marvin Dennis
George Fry
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Flat Rock
Minera
Fiat Rock Up
Virgil Moody
Sam Draper
Miss Little Peabody
Eureka Springs, Ark
Russell Letsinger
M. Letsinger
Mr. Draper
Clyde Clause
Alma Draper
Mr. and Mrs. Nonemakers
Paddy
Peon
A Philippine Travelogue
Far East
Ticuses
Noy Dennis
Duroe Jer
A.C. Barton
Farmers’ Mutual Fire Ins. Co
Mountain Grove
Hubble
St. Louis Street
Springtoll
Missouri
Ward B. Hitchcock
Lodge Directory
R. A. M. Mansfield
Royal Arch Chapter
J. Be, Craig
C. A. Stephens
Modern Woodmen of America
Mansfield Camp No
J. B. Freeman
Henry Dennis
Featuies
News of the World
Sedalia
Shadwell
Berne
Wm. Toearman
L. W. Hensley
Christ
Seal
Thev
I. Davis
Rev. W
Griffith
J. E. Seal
Rendall
of Church
Milgerton
Homer
Shaw
J. E
Paul, Fred
Huber Harris
Lillie
Albert Matlock
Ida Holliman
John Duncan
Near
Fuson
RED Wing
Castoria
Catlen
Draatol
Joe
Tae Geena In
Gompare
York
Bears
Cascara
Iilin
la Grippe
S. Aney
Odge
Sewall
D. J. Landers Lumber Co
ST. Louis Globe-Democrat
the Globe Printing Co., Publishers
ST. Louis, MO
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