School Notes and Upcoming Events at Local High School
Last week two new classes Commercial Geography and American Government were organized. Miss Oma Moore started Monday. Seven seniors remain. Pauline Lucile Mayo will present Pollyanna at the Gymnasium on February 2 at 7 30 p m, renowned for Lyceum and Chauteauqua work with a focus on human service. Cecil Letsinger models walnut furniture and shop boys finish folding chairs for the Gymnasium. Report cards were mailed to parents. The boys basketball team plays Min. View and West Plains on June 28 and 29. a pennant push hinges on those games. The box supper is postponed indefinitely with plans for a future date.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pauline Lucile Mayo
Pollyanna
Lyceum
Local Obscure Social Notes from Pleasant Ridge Area
Weather remains mild with no true winter. Miss Ethel Findley returns from a week with sister Mrs Oscar Moody. Oscar Moody visits A J Miller of Macomb. Rev C N Findley preaches at Pleasant Ridge. Dora Woody and wife attend church and dine with Dave Findley. Jason Findley’s wife and baby arrive from Coffeyville Kansas. Iley Brazeal and wife welcome a baby boy.
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Dora Woody
Pleasant Ridge
Dave Findleys
Weekend Visit Notes and Local Social Roundup
Mr and Mrs F C Trettin spent Saturday night with relatives at Mansfield and hunting parties brought home three possums two skunks and a coon. Martha and Josie Pearson visited Miss Tennie Dixon while Richard and Henry Trettin stayed with Isaac and Roper Dixon. A planned singing at Claud Kellys was washed out by rain. Emerson West hosted a surprise musical Tuesday night with France Hill as guest and Robert Orender Everett Hylton pBeeha and Nannie Trettin attended St James school last Friday. Lizzie West and Pearl Christner visited Earnest Millers Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emerson West
Mrs. West
France Hill
Robert Orender
Everett Hylton
Not If As Rich As Cresus
If you were as rich as Cresus you could not buy a better remedy for constipation than Chamberlain's Tablets. They are easy and pleasant to take and when the proper dose is taken are a mild and gentle effect. They also strengthen the digestion.
Smallpox Cases Reported in Ava by Ment Inman and Walter Spur
Ment Inman and Walter Spur visited Ava today reporting several smallpox cases in the town. Local officials urged residents to seek medical advice and follow containment measures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ment Inman
Walter Spurlock
Ava
Dodson's Liver Tone Promotes Gentle Liver Health
Dodson's Liver Tone is advertised as a pleasant vegetable liquid substitute for calomel, claiming it starts the liver without causing salivation or sickness. The ad warns calomel is dangerous mercury and urges readers to try Liver Tone, promising better mornings and relief from biliousness, constipation, and headaches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dodson
Winter Weather Sets In After Pleasant spell
Mrs G G Wehr left for Marionville Saturday night to visit her brother then return to Adrian Missouri. Macomb Baptist Church meeting closed Sunday morning. Berton Gobble is improving and able to be about. Mrs G G Wehr and Mrs Will Greenwood visited Miss Effie and Blanche Findley. Miss Emma Findley is home again. Miss Lizzie McKinney stayed with her uncle Ora Brot emarkle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. G. Wehr
Marionville
Adrian, Mo
Pig Club at Tharp School Promises Pork Production Facts
Pleasant Flat rain soaked report of social visits in Bogard Missouri. Families including Worth Inhoff Williams Jones Pates Jackson Shores and others spent Sunday with relatives. Announcement invites the public to a Pig Club event at Tharp School Friday afternoon January 28 to learn the cost of producing a pound of pork and see the pigs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tharp School
Pleasant Flat Community Notes Spark January Weather Talk
January weather lingers as Pleasant Flat residents report a warmup coming. No Sunday School at the Thark due to the Wolf Creek meeting. J A Williams and wife visited J A Rutherford and wife. Hugh visited Ralph Harris. The girls visited Mrs Boyer. Alice Williams spent Monday night with Pearl Moody. Mrs Inhoffia is on the sick list.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thark
Wolf Creek
J. A. Williams
J. A. Rutherford
Hugh
Ralph Harris
Mrs. Boyer
Alice Williams
Pearl Moody
Mrs. Inhoffia
Napoleon's One Big Quality Explained by Wells
Excerpt from The Outline of History by H. G. Wells notes Napoleon Bonaparte as unhampered direct, lacking religion or duty, with a decisive single-minded drive. The passage argues his appeal lies in fundamental human traits beyond mere scale, portraying his relentless pursuit and forceful impact across Europe.
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Napoleon
Marat
Talleyrand
Moreau
Hoch
Czar Alexander
Wen
Europe
H. G. Wells
Hotel Men Not All Bad Says Anti-Saloon Leader
Wayne B Wheeler of the Anti-Saloon League defends hotel workers in San Francisco, recounting a Nevada incident where a generous hotel landlord was blamed for robbery. He argues hotels are generally decent and misjudged by critics. A separate piece quotes EB V Lucas noting American cities feel aged and permanent, contrasting with London’s streets and street life.
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Wayne B. Wheeler
Anti-Satoon League
San Francisco
Nevada
Wilds
London
Fleet Street
Strand
Piccadilly
Oxford Street
New York
Boston
Tower
Temple
Abbey
Tudor Row
Holborn
Fifth Avenue
Learned Secret Of Indians And Ad For Globe Democrat
A historical note tells how a boy learned to fashion Indian arrow heads using bone and flint, chronicling a primitive discovery. The issue also features an advertisement for the Old Reliable St. Louis Globe-Democrat highlighting fairness, new facilities, daily features, photography, cartoons, and urging subscriptions via Globo Printing Co in St. Louis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cushing
St. Louis Globe-Democrat
Globo Printing Co
Publivhora
St. Louis
Globe-Democrat
DeLacy's French Hair Tonic Promise Gray Hair Restore
A marks ad touts DeLacy's French Hair Tonic as safe and effective. It claims to restore gray and streaked hair gradually, prevent dandruff, and stop hair loss, offering bottles for $1 from DeLacy Chemical Co. in St. Louis and via prepaid divest. Sold by all dealers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
DeLacy
DeLacy Chemical Co
St. Louis
Church revival weekend at Cedar Gap Baptist unfolds with speakers
A Cedar Gap Baptist meeting titled Church Work and Missionary Topics runs Friday evening through Sunday, featuring Ben Nall Homer Edgerton J E Seal W B Fullington and others. Devotional services, sermons, ordination of deacons and Ladies Missionary Work are scheduled, with special music by Cedar Gap Choir and invitations for all to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Gap Baptist
Ben Nall
Wm. Pearman
L. W. Hensley
J. E. Seal
IF. Davia
Griffith
Homer Edgerton
Ladiva
Miss Penn Gates
Springfield
L. B. Latimer
Jev G. Chadwell
W. B. Fullington
Dr. Maples
Lev'y
Misa Pearman
John Brazeal
O. L. Wood
Kansas City
Sec'y
S. S
Ladies’ Missionary Work
Cedar Gap Choir
Community Lyceum Course with Pauline Mayo
Pauline Lucille Mayo leads a community lyceum course set for Wednesday February 2 1921. The event invites local residents to attend and engage in lectures and discussions. Mayo is a noted speaker and educator connected with area cultural activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Community Lyceum
Pauline Lucille Mayo
Live Stock and Farm Sales Specialty Office Dates
Announcement from the office promoting live stock and farm sale services with a promise of satisfaction and a note to set dates at the office. Mentions sales activity across locations and an invitation to arrange dates for upcoming auctions.
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Col
J. KR
McIntosh
Reunion of Missouri Governors Descendants at Centennial Exposition
Sedalia Missouri outlines a planned reunion of the living descendants of Missouri's 36 governors during the Missouri Centennial Exposition at the State Fair August 8 to 20 1921. The Missouri Centennial Committee seeks current addresses of descendants to compile a roster for this popular feature.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sedalia
Missouri
Hyde
Union
Wayside Gleanings Weather and Social
Cloudy and rainy weather noted with a list of dinner guests including Mr and Mrs Will Greenwood Miss Lizzie McKinney and Mr Henry Stewart at the Arthur Willard home. Social calls mention Miss Lorella Christy at the Greenwood residence and visits among neighbors near Mansfield. Rheumatism is cited for Mrs W B Gobble and Mrs D R Snyder. Mrs W A Christy visited Gobble. Flowers observed in January during a Sunday walk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Will Greenwood
Lizzie McKinney
Henry Stewart
Arthur Willard
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Oma Moore
Cecil Letsinger
Min. View
West Plains
Ethel Findley
Oscar Moody
A. J. Miller
Macomb
C. N. Findley
Jason Findleys
Coffeyville
Kans
Iley Brazeal
ST. James
F.C. Trettin
Mansfield
Mr. Hylton
Everett
John Bowers
Tom Atchison
Martha and
Josie Pearson
Miss Tennie Dixon
Richard
Henry Trettin
Isaac
Roper Dixon
Claud Kelly
pBeeha
Nannie Trettin
St. James School
Lizzie West
Pearl Christner
Earnest Millers
MR. Dodson
Macomb Baptist Church
Berton Gobble
Effie
Blanche Findley
Miss Emma Findley
Ora Brotemarkle
W. R. Worth
Bogard, Mo
Ozarks
Robi
Inhoff
Mrs. Worth
Stella
J. J. Jones
Clyde
Sherman Jones
Pates Jackson
John Shores
PIG Club
Wella
Wayne
Wheeler
Sage &. V. Lucas
America
EB. V. Lucas
Chiccago
Philadelphia
Washington
Boy
the Globe
Shadwell
Turday
Shaw
J. E
Homer
R. F. Carroll
Roy Dennis
Duroe Jer
Cey Hoga
Atill
Wiedows
A. c. Barton
Farmers’ Manual Fire Ins. Co
Mountain Grave
Hubble
St. Louis Street
N. J. Craig
Wright
Douglas Counties
Ward B. Hitchcock
Lodge Directory
Mansfield Lodge
Wy Loo. F
C. F. Tall
J. W. Brazen
A. E. Brown
N. Gi
R. A
Modern Woodmen of America
Mansfield Camp No
J. B. Freeman
Henry Dennis
Lolella Christy
Hazel Williams
W. B. Gobble
W. A. Christy
Lorella Christy
Greenwood
D.R. Snyder
Waya
Per
Teresa
Castoria aAlwys
Liz Y Veith
Boca
Cascara
Tom
la Grippe
Hill
Odge
Vainte Carr
Sewall
D. J. Landers Lumber Co
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