Terse And Not so Terse. Local Social Notes
Local notes list visits and travels among residents including Leo Dean in Min. Grove C V Hilsabeck and C L Turner in Hartville Inez and Eleanor Spurlock of Ava Rosa Morgan teaching in Wyom ing Miss Pear Newton visiting Burlington Kansas Miss Mabel Potts with Bell Telephone in Springfield and a June singing in Cedar Cap Several births and job changes noted Earl Thomas resigned Frisco Depot night clerk and Rosa to take express agent post The social gathering hosted by Miss Leeie and Pauline Craig with guests and neighbors in attendance
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earl Thomas
Frisco
Mrs. Grove
Rosa
State Fair Exhibits Prep Urges Early Distribution
Missouri State Fair officials urge exhibitors to prepare entries for August 19 and 26. Premium lists are ready for distribution soon. Write for information today to Sedalia Missouri from W D Smith secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. D Smith
Secy
Sedalia
Mansfield Shoe Shop to Open Saturdays and Rainy Days
Mansfield Shoe Shop announces it will be in charge and open on Saturdays and rainy days. The notice names Mansfield Shoe Shop as the active provider and indicates regular weekend and wet weather operations.
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Tam
Mansfield
Chamberlain's Tablets Endorsed By Local Family
Mrs Newton Vreeland of Minos New York praises Chamberlain's Tablets for five years of use. She notes her husband carries a bottle when traveling and relief after heavy meals or dull lingering fatigue. The tablets are recommended for constipation and indigestion and said to do good.
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Chamberlain
Hone
Chamberlain's
Here and There Rev C N Findley Visit
Rev C N Findley and wife visited daughter Mrs Tommie Atchison Saturday night and Sunday. Clarence Barnett and wife spent Sunday with Alfred Moody and wife. Ratliff called on Oscar Moody Sunday afternoon. An all day singing will be held at Wolf Creek on the third Sunday of the month. Sunday visitors at Dave Findley’s included James Findley wife and daughter Christeen, V 8 Findley wife and daughter Thorsie and T J Smith.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. N. Findley
Tommie Atchison
Clarence Barnett
Alfred Moody
Ratliff
Oscar Moody
Wolf Creek
Dave Findley
James Findley
Christeen
Avoid Calomel with Dodson's Liver Tone in Ads
An advertisement warns calomel as dangerous and treacherous causing sickness and cramping. It endorses Dodson's Liver Tone as a safe, gentle vegetable substitute that cleanses the liver without salivation, suitable for adults and children, and guarantees quick relief without missing work.
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Dodson
Quiet Hours And Youthful Plans In Odd Moments
Ernest Lyles and family attended Seph Letsingers Thursday night. Miss Ethel Hall stays with Mrs Neva Baker. Grant Hall left for Springfield to work. Elsie Crider called on Mrs Jno Brentlinger. John Henry Baker called on Mrs Sarah Rippee. Mrs Dave Crider improving. Dr Gentry of Ava visited Friday. A farm club picnic at D R Snesder's Sunday with a bountiful basket dinner enjoyed by many.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elsie Crider
Jno. Brentlinger
Dave Crider
Dr. Gentry
Ava
Farm Club
D. R Snesder
Bountil Basket
Social notes from a rural gathering and visits
A long table gathered in a shady yard as conversations flowed. Stout and family stayed at Doc Findley's then headed to California. Various neighbors visited, fished, picked cherries, and shared ice cream socials. Rev Coon to preach at Edwards' home Sunday night with invites extended to all local residents.
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Shady Yard
Kk. J. Stout
Doc Findley
California
Roy Letsinger
Ernest Lyles
G. W. Miller
Geo Hrentlinger
Ford Turns Out 6 000 000th Motor
Ford Motor Company announced the 6 000 000th Model T was completed at 1:14 AM on May 18 at the Highland Park plant. A mere 1.1 seconds later the 6 000 001st unit rolled off the line as demand drives production to 5,400 motors daily. The history notes 1 000 000 on Oct 1 1908 and 5 000 000 on May 28 1921.
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Ford Motor
Highland Park
Ford
United States
Ford Motor Company
Tomato Planting Amid Pleasant Macomb Weather
Macomb enjoys mild weather as residents set out tomato plants. At Virgil Royal's Sunday gathering, John Frye and family, the Shores family, Lt. Longs, and Ruth Dahlgren attended for a morning visit and an afternoon ice cream social. Nellie and Ruth Frye visited from Tuesday to Thursday.
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Virgil Royal
John Frye
Geo, Shores Jr
Virginia
Geneieve
Lt. Long
Ruth Dahlgren
Cardul Restores Womanly Health in Mrs Williams Story
Springfield Missouri woman describes severe back weakness nervousness and sleeplessness. After taking Cardul she improves rapidly saying she felt like a different person and regained health with doctor approval. Thousands of women report relief from womanly ailments with Cardul sold everywhere.
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Springfield
Mra D. V. Williams
Mra. Williams
Ee Cardus
Birthday ice cream gathering noted in community
Neighbors surprised Mr. Fadley with an ice cream celebration on Saturday night. The event drew a large crowd and left wishes for future celebrations. Several local families and relatives were mentioned visiting, with mixed news of illness and recovery among residents.
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Jim Findey
Mr. Fadley
Revival meetings and local social notes in Fordland Mo
Rev Reliford of Fordland preached at the Meth dist Church Sunday evening. Rebekas and others visited Mr. Charles Stewart. Attendees from here joined lectures at Mun Grove by Rev. Gilley of Cole Springs who, despite several divine healing cases, stressed soul salvation and will continue services through the week attracting attendees from distance. P G Conwy purchased the Cuttingim grove and is adding dry goods. Win. Cottengims plans a store building south of Connally. Mrs. Lester Newton and a companion left Saturday to join her husband in Kansas. Mrs. Snyder remains poorly. The Houeholder family moved to Hitchcock residence. Mr. Jim Hitchcock’s stepmother died last week. Jess Mallatt is improving. Mrs. Ela Ball and daughter Georgie, and Ben Finley are visiting home folks. Freda Gravesl, who studied music in Kansas City, is home. Depew’s sister from Pittsburg Kans returned home.
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Som
Mun Grove
Gilley
Cole Springs
P. G. Conw Hy
Win. Cottengims
Connally
Freda Gravesl
Kansas City
Tome
Depew
Pittsburg
Local visitors and residents gathered this Sunday
Reverend Reliford of Fordland preached Sunday night. Waltzy Namary of Kansas City is visiting here. Several friends were at the Mr and Mrs Steward home. Mrs Portle is visiting here.
Learn It Right Foundation for Future Success in Business
Your future is at stake this summer as you leave public schools to start life. The Springfield Business College reports high demand for trained business workers and urges immediate action. Tuition is a few months of study, with A. Taylor, President, offering particulars.
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Springfield Business College
SBC
Abance Tod
A. Taylor
Geese Boost Waste Use in Poultry Industry
Poultry experts from the United States Department of Agriculture emphasize geese play a key role in waste grain utilization. They graze on pasture grasses and support meat production year round, with demand steady beyond holiday peaks. Geese are presented as efficient fat producers compared with other poultry.
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United States Department of Agriculture
Study Demands of Markets for Poultry Products
A farmer should study market demands to determine how where and when to dispose of poultry products to gain best advantage. The profit largely depends on proper marketing and timing.
Dry Creek Items Heat Wave Touches Weekend
The community records a hot spell as residents share weekend activities. Jo Hylton and family attended Children's Day at Oak Forest Sunday morning and visited Mr Hinote's afterward. Melvin Hylton spent Sunday with Bert Hylton. Misses da Inman and Catherine Wicks dined with John Inman. Raymond Hylton visited home from Friday to Sunday before returning to Ava. Will Dernell and family stayed with Mrs Derneil's mother Saturday night and Sunday. Walter Hylton and family visited Ralph Miller Sunday. Mr and Mrs Coonred spent Sunday evening at Mr Cogdill's.
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Jo | Hylton
Oak Forest
Mr. Hinote
Raymond Hylton
Ava
Will Dernell
Sunny Slope Social Notes Include Local Calls andVisits
Sunny Slope residents report Mrs D Caudle visiting Ike Bennett Sunday night. Mrs Eli McInwish, Mrs John McIntosh and Mrs Dee Caudle hosted Norwood guests Saturday. Mrs Grace Long called on Mrs Williams after a week, and Sunday School at Liberty drew attendance.
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Eli McInwish
John MclIntosh
Dee Caudle
Norwood
Grace_ Long
Mrs Williams
Doans Kidney Pills End Kidney Trouble, Stull Testimony
H L Stull, Mountain Grove Missouri blacksmith, reports severe kidney trouble and back pain. After using Doan's Kidney Pills, his condition fully improved with no return. Price 66c at dealers. Ask for Doan's Kidney Pills as Mr Stull did. Foster Milburn Co, Buffalo NY. Adv No 58.
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Dean
H. L. Stull
First St
Mountain Grove
Sayva
Doan
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Leo Dean
Min. Grove
C. V. Hilsabeck and
CL. Turner
Hartville Toeaday
Fae Davin
Inez
Eleanor Spurlock
J.S. Tripp
Waldrop, Kan
Richard Skelton
Carter
Humphreys
Wil
O. P. Church
Rosa Morgan
Wyoming
Miss Pear
Newton
Mrs
Carl Tripp
Burlington
Kansas
Mabel Potts
Bell Telephone Co
Maurie Norcross
Blanche Alcurn
Seymour
Cedar Cap
J. N Craig
P. E Divan
Lee’jie
Pauline Craig
Missouri State Fair
Mansfield Shoe Shop
Travelers Inn
Mihsouri
W. C. Bean
R. J. Freeman
Agent Town & Farm Home Builders of America
Leedys Leading Ladies — Shop
Springfield, Missouri
Findley
Thorsie and
T J. Smith
AAA
Seph Letsingers
Ethel Hall
Neva Baker
Grant Hall
Jobn Henry Baker
Sarah Rippee
Claude Edwards
J. W. Brentlinger
Oscar Cameron
Blaise Biker
IG. W. Miller's
Herbert Short
Harry Thowas
Ralph Brentlinger
Bryant
Leon Dorrell
Edward and
Louise Dennis
Atj W. Edwards
Harley Stout and
Oliver Coon
J. W. Edwards
Sarah
Bradfeld Co
Jants
Macomb
Nellie
Ruth Frye
Missouri
Cardus
George Shores Jr
Mrs. Ornie Owens
Chas. Sehleh
Er. W. HF. Brake
Amare
Colt
Mase Five
Myrtis Shoes
S. K. Wart
Florence
Sid Willious
Mrs. Holt
Mrs. Jullard Tuesday
Tom Miller
Chidren
Joe Gray
Miller
George Stores Jr
Chas. Shores
Reliford
Fordland, Mo
Meth Dist
Rebekas
Charles Stewart
Lester Newton
Kans
Snyder
Mr. Houeholder
Hitchcock
Jim Hitchcock
Jess Mallatt
Ela Ball
Georgie
Ben Finley
Fant
Reliford of
Fordland
Waltzy Namary
City
Mrs. Steward
Mrs. [da Portle
Melvin Hylton
Bert Hylton
da Inman
Catherine Wicks
John Inman
Walter Hylton
Ralph Miller
Mrs. Coonred
Mr. Cogdill
Liberty
Castoria
Springfield Creamery Company
Ozarks
Fuson Drug Company
Earth
Midwest Soap Products, Co
Springfield, Mo
Steve Yates
Steres
Miles
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