Residents and Visitors Share Weekend Weather Heat Notes
We are having some hot weather at present. Mrs Hosea Moody and children visited her father Saturday night and Sunday. Mr Alferd Woody and wife visited home folks Saturday. Mrs Oliver Rice and son visited home folks Saturday night and Sunday. Miss Agnes Rich visited her Grandma and cousin Saturday night. Mr and Mrs Haden Coday and children called at Eliza Jones Sunday evening. Those that called at Fred Latimer's were Mrs Eli Coday and children, Mr and Mrs C E B Coday and children and Mrs Rebecca Sikes. Lester Ivy and Farris Coday called at Gus Detting's Sunday night.
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Hosea Moody
Mr. Alferd
Woody and Wife
Mrs
Oliver Rice and Son
Agnes Rich
Haden Coday
Eliza Jones
Fred Latimer’s
Eli Coday
C. EB Coday
Rebecca Sikes
Lester Ivy
Farris Coday
Gus Detting
Cardul Relieves Woman’s Ailments Says Springfield Woman
Mrs Williams of Route 6 Springfield describes severe headaches fatigue and nervous troubles before taking Cardul. She reports gradual improvement after use and says she felt stronger able to rest better and became healthier, with her doctor noting she was improving and she cannot praise Cardul enough.
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Springfield
D. ¥. Williams
Tiscs
Egat
Flat Rock Social Notes Sunday Visitations
Local brief notes from Flat Rock record church services and weekly visits. Mrs. Tom German called on Mrs. G. B. Nonamaker. Alma Draper returned from Ava where she had been attending school. Nonamaker and W. N. Draper are reported no better. Families including Lund, Lelafet, Tarbutton, Moore, Williams, Letsinger visit or host. Cecil Letsinger also returns from Ava.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alma Draper
Ava
Cecil Letsinger
One Dollar Saved Represents Ten Dollars Earned
The text argues frugality yields ten dollars earned for every dollar saved. It urges careful spending on living expenses and prudent purchases like garden seeds. It notes that a small cost for Chamberlain's Colic and Diarrhoea remedy in the home can avert a costly doctor's visit.
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Chamberlain
Dams rain crops look good. injuries and cattle drive noted
Heavy rains bring lush crops as Mrs. Eliza Lansdown sustains a deep cut to her left arm when a glass jar shatters. Meanwhile Davis and Herndon place 32 head of cattle on pasture at M. J. Lansdown's property.
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Eliza Lansdown
Kidney and Bladder Remedy Advertisement
For kidney and bladder troubles gravel weak and lame back rheumatism and irregularities of the kidneys and bladder. Sold by your druggist by mail 1.25. Small bottle often cures. Send for sworn testimonials. Dr. E. W. Hall 2936 Olive St. St. Louis Mo. Sold by Kugista.
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E. W. Hall
Olive St
St. Louis
Kugista
Sunset Hill Social Notes: Local Visits and Ice Cream Supper
Misses Ova McIntosh Ellen Fry Mrs Coday McIntosh and Mrs Joe Fry Ira Brazels children are ill but improving Ida Fry visited cousin Leona Fry Fred Anderson and daughter spent Sunday with Mrs Leach Leona Alice and Ida Fry called on Mrs George Welch Alfred Yowell returned from Mans field to Springfield John Fry wife and daughters visited Joe Fry Seldon Fry visited Grandmother W M Shelton Sybil Coday and Herbert Shelton went to Grove Springs Jahne Fry called on Sam Fry The ice cream supper was well attended with lots of cream and fun Maye and Ida Fry attended a ball game at the Hard Shells Sunday afternoon large crowd and bard playing Mrs Alvin Long visited her mother Wednesday night and Thursday
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Ova McIntosh
Ellen Fry
Coday McIntosh
Joe Fry
Ira Brazeal
Maye
Ida Fry
Hard Shells
Leedys Leading Ladies Shop Adds Hemstitching Machine
Due to increased business in the hemstitching department Leedys Leading Ladies Shop announces the addition of another hem stitching machine. They offer cotton hemstitching at 5 cents per yard and silk at 10 cents per yard with free cotton thread and promise prompt service for mail orders. Located at 225-227 East Commercial Springfield Missouri.
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Commercial
Springfield
Missouri
Macomb Residents Attend Sale and Local News
In Douglas County on July 18, Anna Rich and Gladys Snyder attended the sale. Mae Frye hosted visits with Sigsby and Hermane Grey while Mrs. Ballard Findly is reported no better. Haying season keeps everyone busy as Mrs. Jim Findley visits her daughter Mrs. Harrison Babb. Mae Frye had supper with Myrtle Rhodes and attended church in Macomb. Andy Spencers is on the sick list.
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Macomb
Douglas County
Anna Rich
Gladys Snyder
Mae Frye
Sigsby and
Hermane Grey
Sulka
Fragmentary civic notice on public safety and flood controls
The readable text hints at a discourse about flood purification and public safety, urging calm and prudence amid a perceived calamity. It references people and social fear, comparing personal reactions to a broader municipal crisis and urging rational action.
Dr Miles Heart Treatment Promoted for Functional Heart Troubles
An old advertisement extols Dr Miles Heart Treatment as a longstanding remedy for all functional heart troubles. It urges readers to try a bottle now, warns that delays are dangerous, and notes druggists carry Dr Miles Medicines.
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Miles
Funeral notices and local social notes in Pool area
Rain brings thanks as families visit and attend services. Tarbuttons host and visit neighbors while Jewel Tarbutton stays with Homer Tarbutton. John Pool’s guests include E L Burch of Delta. W S Gaskill and wife visit W H Tarbutton group. Teething babies suffer in heat. McGee’s Baby Elixir marketed at 35c and 60c.
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McGee
Ice Cream Supper Draws Crowd at Moses Willis’ House
In Macomb the ice cream supper at Moses Willis’ place drew a large crowd. Nellie and Mae Frye visited the Shores home, with Myrtle Shores also staying Saturday night.
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Nellie
Mae Frye
Geo, Shores
Myrtle Shores
Notice to unknown heirs in Buck land title suit
In Wright county circuit court in vacation the plaintiff J F Romple sues to quiet title on the southeast quarter of the northwest quarter and northeast quarter of the southwest quarter of section 17 township 29 range 15. Defendants include the State of Missouri and unknown heirs of Isaac Newton Buck Martha Buck and W J Buck. The order directs publication in Mansfield Mirror weekly for four weeks before the September 4 1922 term, warning defense to appear and plead or be barred from claiming the land.
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Wright County
Missouri
J. F. Romple
Tease Newton Huck
Isaac Newton Buck
Martha Buck
W. J. Buck
W J. Buck
Circuit Court
W.J. Buck
Marth Buck
Circuit Court of
Wright
Mansfield Mirror
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Cardus
Flat Rock
S. S
Tom German
G. B. Nonamaker
Mrs. Nonamaker
W.N. Draper
Mrs. E. Lund
Nonamaker
Mrs. S. Lelafet
K.C
Mr. Lelafet
Mrs Lelafet
Willis Tarbutton
D. N. Moore
H. Williams
Drue Turner
Marion Letsinger
Mrs . B Nonamaker
Mrs. R Letsinger
Ruth
Draper Home
Texas
Sunset Hill
Leona Fry
Fred Anderson
Leach
Leona
Alice and
George Welch
Alfred Yowell
Mansfield
John Fry
May
Seldon Fry
Mr. W. M. Shelton
Sybil Coday
Herbert Shelton
Grove Springs
Jahne Fry
Sam Fry
Mrs. Alvin Long
Norwood
Leedys Leading Ladies Shop
Mrs. Ballard Findly
Jim Findley
Harrison Babb
Myrtle Rhodes
Andy Spencers
Sage le
Tarbutton
John Little
E.L. Burch
Delta, Colo
John Pool
G. W. Tripp
Claude Tripp
Miss Jewel Tarbutton
Homer Tarbutton’s
W. S. Gaskill
W. H. Tarbutton
Moses Willis
State of
Wright I
Jack Bane
Castoria
Red Star
M. F P
Mansfield Farmers Exchange
Mansfield Shoe Shop
A. E. Tarbutton
Nica
United States
William Sacks
Senate
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