Pleasant Valley Happenings From Last Week's Notes
Stacking wheat and cutting hay dominated activity while women picked blackberries. Arthur Johnson of Hartville works for F. Kerr. Andrew Ross and family dined with Elmer Bank. Mrs Hughes of Springfield spoke at Pleasant Valley church. J. L. King visited Z ipock's. George Branatetter from Arkansas visits Marion Stogsdill. J. L. King secured Oscar Ripple to drill a well. Sunday school meets at 3 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andrew Ross
Naomi Blazer
Irene
Anna Stogsdill
Elmer Bank's
Hughes
Springfield
Pleasant Valley C. P
J. L. King's
Z. H.ipock’s
J. L. King
Oscar Rippee
Pleasant Valley
Mrs Burns Letter Advocates Chamberlain Remedy
A Savannah Missouri reader from October 12 1916 recounts using Chamberlains Colic and Diarrhoea Remedy to cure flux and dysentery. The letter urges others to keep and use the remedy and mentions recommending it to many people since first using it.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Savannah
Lyceum Entertainment and Ice Cream Supper at Hartville Church
The Lyceum night at the Methodist church featured Rev. Holmes with assistance from Mrs. J. E. Craig Mrs. Horace Paul Mansfield and Miss Audrey and Ruth Jackson of Hartville. Ice cream and cake were served. Proceeds support Rev. Holmes at Northwest University in August and follow a year without similar events. State Highway Engineer Mobberly visited Hartville last Friday to survey a road from Manafield to Hartville linking with the Ozark Scenic Highway this year as part of county road efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lyceum
Holmes
J. E. Craig
Horace Paul
Mansfield
Audrey
Ruth Jackson
Ladies Aid
Seymour
Rev. Holmes
The
Northwest University
Mobberly
State Highway Commission
Manafield
Hartville
Ozark Scenic Highway
State Board
Hogs top the market with high price grain
Hogs and the feed they receive reach record highs as farmers are urged to maximize grain value. The ad promotes B. A THOM AS' HOG POWDER from H. M. NORTCROSS, claiming it tones up their digestion and assimilation and improves overall health.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. A Thomas
H. M. Norcross
Adv
Civil Service Exam for Postoffice Clerks and Carriers
Civil service examination for postoffice clerks and carriers set for July 26 1919 at the Mountain Grove Missouri post office. Applicants 18 to 45 years old, married women barred. Men must be 6 feet 4 inches tall barefoot and weigh at least 126 pounds without overcoat or hat. For blanks and full details contact Floyd Ellington Secretary Board of Civil Service Commission Mountain Grove Mo.
Flies Worry Animals With Healing Remedy Ad
An old advertisement warns that flies worry animals and promotes Farris Healing Remedy. A bottle costs 60 cents for a pint, claiming rapid wound healing and relief from further bother. Signed by H. M. Norcross.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. M. Norcross
Adv
Seymour visitors attend Pleasant Valley flag demobilization
Joe Rhodes his wife and daughter Mins Helen and Frank Davis with wife and son Orland of Seymour were here Sunday to join the flag demobilization at Pleasant Valley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Rhodes
Mins Helen
Frank Davis
Orland of
Seymour
Pleasant Valley
Poison from Insect Stings Needs Prompt Care
An old advertisement notes stings or bites from insects may cause swelling and pain and should be treated quickly as they can be poisonous. Ballard's Snow Liniment is advertised as antiseptic healing and counteracting the poison, sold by all dealers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ballard
Adv
Route Number 2 Weekly Tales and Local Happenings
Route Number 2 notes hot dry weather and a sunny but breezy spell good for hay though rain is needed for corn. Blackberries ripen as residents share news of visits, farming, weddings, illnesses, and a large black snake found in a chicken coop with a china nest egg later revealed inside. A 12 pound con is born to Frank Hitchcock and wife.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Barlow
G W. Brentlinger
Bill Hale
E. B. Brentlinger
Tulen
Oklo
Mansfield
Mr. Henderson
Frank Hitchcock
Snake
Notice of Final Settlement for Ralph Appling Estate
I N J Craig administrator of the estate of Ralph Appling deceased will make final settlement at Wright County Probate Court Hartville Missouri on Saturday August 1910. Interested creditors and others may appear to object or file claims by the date of settlement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph Appling
I. N. J. Craig
Wright County
Missouri
Court House
Hartville
N.J. Craig
A J Stack of Steelville Visits Food and Drug Department
A J Stack from Steelville was present at the food and drug department last week, reported in a brief local update.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. J. Stack
Steelville
The
Food and Drug Department
Real Enemy Catarrh Warns Against Local Remedies
An old advertisement argues medicated sprays atomizers and douches only mask catarrh and never cure it. It urges vigorous treatment with S. S. S. to attack germs in the blood and offers free medical advice from the Medical Director at 22 Swift Laboratory, Atlanta, Ga.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. S.S
Seufferers
Swift Laboratory
Atlanta, Ga
Ann Bryant and the Mans Mour Waited Relatives
A fragmented note from The Miches Herald mentions Mrs Ann Bryant. It references Mans mour Waited relatives and a Mirror in one amoung the beat week, with a nod to weekly papers in the country.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ann Bryant
Miches Herald
Field Mirror
Also Mentioned on This Page
N. J. Craig
Mansfield, Mo
Farmers & Merchants Bank
Mansfield, Missouri
J. D. Reynolds
P. W. Newton
J.E. Craig
M. E. Gorman
Imperial Kinglet
Plymouth Rocks
Cascade Poultry Yards
Wm. Neiers, Prop
Cascade
Mansfield Bottling Works
Wm. M. Nelson
Mansfield Light & Power Company
Carter & Beach
Farma
Imperial
Avery
IHC
McCormick
Studebaker
Columbus
Weber
Ames
Mansfield Light 6 Power Company
Mansfield Hotel
F. D. Mooney
Proprietor
Walker
Pauly
Kahoka
Arthur Johnson
F. 3
Kerr
George Branatetter
Arkansas
Sister
Mrs
Marion Stogsdill
Burns
Democrat
Mansfield Produce Co
Swift’s Fertilizer
All
C. L. Turner
Auto Service
Henderich
Chester Crain
Cole’s Tonsorial
F. A. Cole
Roy & Handy Meats and
Groceries
Th. G. Hensley
E. A. Strout Farm Agency
Hugh Williams
Civil Service Examination
Floyd Ellington
Board of Civil Ser, Com
Mountain Grove, Mo
Ozark Realty Co
A.C. Roy
Manafield, Missouri
Willow Springs Creamery
W. W. Grimes
Gregory
Farmers Produce Vo
Norwood
J.w.campbell Jeweler
Optician
Square
R.W. Keeling
G. W. Brentlinger
E. E. Marshall
Cecil
J. A. Riley
John Brentlinger
Bill
W. H. Hele
Lester
Jack Hrazeal
Fee Marshall
J. W Edward
Jon Perry
Olathe
H. M. Noreras
Monefield
Jick Brazeal
Lon Cassidy
EB Marshall
JW. Edward's
Sam Let Aicer
Sam Letsinger
Mr. Towe
Mike Edna Freeman
Brother Howard
David Crider
M. H. Barlow
Alice Tombleson
Mansfield School
Eileen Stephens
Lorene Turner
Fay Yates
Cis Cantrell
Leona Hoover
Ruby Lee Yates
Helen Friend
Lois Hopper
Alia Cantrell
Jowell Henson
Ruby Findley
Mimie Beacon
Oma
Cremor Freeman
Ida Hensley
Ulis Cantrell
Ruby Windley
Callie
Jewell Henson
Thelma Davis
Alice Tumbleson
Lela Henson
Amy Thomas
Callie Henson
Mamie Beach
Elva Turner
Charaeters
Wag Ag
Hunn San
Ruby Yates
Kitu Sin
Kayo San
Chaya
Nora Twinn
Alis Cantrell
Dora Twinn
Mie Leona Hoover
Knowall
Hana San
Japan
Peruna
Robert McDougall
Liberty
Indiana
Mr. Douglass
Douglass
FB. Harris
Tilter Co
Conway
Ark
Fletcher
Lways
Atiana
Castoria
Pyoni
Kita
Sel “Ile
LIQUP
Keey
Biestthy
Walt
Wolf
O. B. Whitaker
Sydney Whitaker
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