Republican Meet ings in Wright county Missouri 1916 notice
Notice by Republican State committee and 16th district congressional committee calls mass meetings in Wright county on March 17 1916 at 2 pm to elect delegates for county convention in Hartville March 14 1916 at 4 pm and to choose 7 delegates and 7 alternates for the state convention in Excelsior Springs April 19 1916 and for the Lebanon congressional convention April 11 1916. Delegates per precinct listed Mountain Grove 12 Norwood 7 Boon 6 Montgomery 7 Elk Creek 3 Union 6. John W Key chair and Joe H Dennis secretary.
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Republican State Committee
Congressional Committee
16Th District
Missouri
Wright County
Hartville
Excelsior Springs
Lebanon
Mountain Grove
Norwood
Fryes Return From Iowa and Local Notes Amid March Sing
James Frye returned Friday from Iowa where he had worked the past year and plans to resume railroad work soon. Nellie and Ruth Frye have been sick several days while Willie Frye assists his brother John with the crop. Jim Miller left Sunday for Kansas to establish a future home. John Berry left Macomb last week. George Campbell has been on the sick list a few days. Mrs Will Sampson and baby visit her parents John Anderson and wife for a few weeks. Singing school began at Ashley Monday night March 6 with invitations to all to join Pansy.
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James Frye
Iowa
Jim Miller
Kansas
George Campbell
Willie Frye
John
Nellie
Ruth Frye
Will Sampson
Baby
John Anderson
Ashley
Riley Rippee Oliver Riley weds Ora Rippee at home ceremony
Riley and Miss Ora Rippee were married Sunday at 7 30 p m at the bride’s mother's home. Rev J A Russell of Hartville officiated. The Pleasant Valley C P church members shared a wedding supper. The groom is a hard working young farmer and the bride a popular Mansfield public school teacher. Friends extend congratulations. Old papers for sale at this office.
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Oliver Riley
Ora Rippee
J. A. Russell
Hartville
Pleasant Valley C. P
Mansfield
Mrs Maggie Peebles Dies At Home Near Mansfield
Mrs Maggie Peebles aged about 40 died at 11 40 a m yesterday at her home five miles south of Mansfield from dropsy of the heart. She leaves a husband three sons and five daughters in the bereavement. Funeral services will be conducted today by Rev J B Hylton.
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Maggie Peebles
Mansfield
J. B. Hylton
An Ideal Spring Laxative Ad for Dr. King's Pills
An old time advertisement touts Dr King s New Life Pills as a reliable spring laxative. It claims the first dose stirs sluggish bowels, stimulates the liver and purges waste and impurities from the body. The copy urges readers to clear winter poisons and notes a 25 cent price at the druggist.
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Dr. King
Flat Rock Sunday School and Community Notices
Flat Rock hosts Sunday school every Sunday at 2 30 p m with prayer meeting each evening Everyone invited Miss Selah Hunsaker staying with Oscar Moore Mrs Moore ill Leona and Celestie Moore visited their uncle Atlas Hunsaker in Mansfield A young folks gathering attended Mt Zion meeting George Baker and wife Silva Johnson visited Tom Baker John Stacy and family Charlie and Ova Baker Bertha and Minnie Lovall and Philip Henson visited Ed Churchill’s Grace Slate stopped by in the afternoon Billy.
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Flat Rock
Selah Hunsaker
Oscar Moore
Moore
Leona
Celestie Moore
Atlas Hunsaker
Mansfield
Mt. Zion
George Baker
Silva Johnson
Tom Baker
John Stacy
Charlie and
Ova Baker
Bertha
Minnie Lovall
Philip Henson
Ed. Churchill’s
Grace Slate
Stop and Read This
A brief classified notice notes a contact for H. M. Norcross at the 1st Door East Bank of Mansfield offering a business or personal inquiry option.
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H. M. Norcross
East Bank of
Mansfield
Local Household Notes Touching Moves and Visits
Mrs J M Moutray returns home after a three month Arkansas visit with her parents. Mr Summers plans to move from O Fl Jury farm to A D Buckles farm. T J Young may work summer on the railroad. F D Case and Mrs Case spent Sunday with Moutrays. first visit since her la grippe. Wm Brand buys first hogs, thoroughbred shoats from L Turner. Young visits his mother A L Young on Wolf Creek. Roy Buckles’ baby is sick. Gladys Hazel Hire visit Mary Ina Keeling. Luther Sharp of Kansas visited home folks last week.
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F. D. Case
J. M. Moutray’s
Mrs. Case
Roy Buckles
Gladys
Hazel Hire
Mary
Ina Keeling
Luther Sharp
Kansas
Dr Bell's Pine Tar Honey Cough Syrup Ad
For your child's cough if your child has a cold nose runs or coughs get a small bottle of Dr Bell's Pine Tar Honey syrup. It soothes the cough and helps the cold. After taking children stop fretting sleep well and are soon entirely well. 23 cents not your druggist.
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di- Bell
Dr. Bell
March Windy Day Notes and Local Happenings
Prairie Hollow reports a windy March day with residents traveling for repairs and visits. Kinda Brazeal handled property repairs in Mansfield while Tom Brazeal works nights at the Frisco depot and Clifford Seal visits Bolivar. The Christian Endeavor group heard Mr. Hitchcock speak in Ava. Ralph Brazeal and Leonard Roy took teachers exams in Ava. Jim Crider moved to the Henry Crider place. Blanche Moore Olive Chance and Clifford Seal visited Fern Brazeal. A pie supper is set at Roy schoolhouse on March 11. all are invited.
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Kinda Brazeal
Mansfield
Tom Brazeal
Frisco
Clifford Seal
Bolivar
Christian Endeavor
Mr. Hitchcock
Ava
Ralph Brazeal
Leonard Roy
Jim Crider
Henry Crider
Blanche Moore
Olie Chance
Fern Brazeal
Roy School
Preventing Croup in Children Tonight Advised
When a child is prone to croup, give a light evening meal to avoid stomach overload that may trigger an attack. Watch for early hoarseness and administer Chamberlain's Cough Remedy at the first sign of hoarseness. Obtainable everywhere. Ad
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Chamberlain
Local notes and community updates from old Winter area
Old Winter residents enjoy good weather as Grandma Dodles shows signs of improvement after six weeks illness. Mrs Della Baty mends from a broken leg. Webb City contractors lease Zack Tooks farm near Jericho and raise silicate. Rev Null buys Widow Thomas place. Tred Thompson gains Farmers' Choice Telephone rights. Barneys visit Mansfield. Benton Crawford resumes milling. Emmons Sytes to California. Uncle Bill Taylor and Aunt Sarah ill. BOBBIE
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Grandma Dodles
Della Baty
Lew Grove
Webb City
Zack Toock
Jericho
Rev. Null
Seymour
Thomas Place
Walter Tate
Tred Thompson
Farmers’ Choice Telephone Ua
Barney Wyatt
Ile
Mansfield
Seed Corn for Sale Reid's Improved Yellow Dent
Seed corn for sale Reid's Improved Yellow Dent a large early corn with 20 to 24 row spacing ears 9 to 12 inches long and 95 to 110 days to maturity. Won bronze medal and diploma at the 1904 St. Louis World's Fair. Priced at 1.78 per bushel. Adv.
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Reid
St. Louis
Beautiful Spring Weather and Fence Work Noted
Residents report pleasant weather as spring appears. Floyd Howard and Sherman Borders assisted Jake Howard in building a fence near Manduay, reflecting community activity amid mild days.
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Floyd Howard
Sherman Borders
Jake Howard
Manduay
Singing School Closure and Local Visits Reported
The singing school at Plint Hollow ended Tuesday night. Albert and Riley Belly of Hunter visited their uncle J. D. Belly in the area. Miss Minne Sullivan closed an eight month school at New Grove with a well attended Saturday entertainment. Johnnie and Ethel Kelly visited Hartville on Saturday. Hargis Chapel sang well Sunday night. Fred Thompson, the new merchant, made a business trip to Seymour Saturday. Several locals took the teachers' examination at Hartville Friday and Saturday.
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Plint Hollow
Albert
Riley Belly
Hunter, Olsla
J. D. Belly
Tennessee
Minne Sullivan
New Grove
Johnnie
Ethel Kelly
Hartville
Hargis Chapel
Fred Thompson
Seymour
Farm Loans At Lowest Prevailing Rates Adv Gro B Freeman
Farm loans offered at the lowest prevailing rates with quick processing. The advertisement credits Adv Gro B Freeman and mentions immediate action for applicants seeking favorable terms.
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Adv
Gro
B. Freeman
Chimney Corner Chime March Winds and Visits
March winds are party ing watch your hats. Mrs Jason Roy and I visit Paul Will a few days. The baby is real sick but better. Roy Brentlinger visited John Brentlinger Saturday night. Mr and Mrs Harley Stout and baby Norman were at Sam Letsinger's Friday night. Andy Stout and granddaughter Elsie dined at Harley Stout's Sunday. They went to Eli Stout's mill. Lizzie Crider is very ill. Mrs Sam Letsinger called Sunday. Miss Zella Letsinger eye trouble but better. J W Brentlinger visited Geo Miller Sunday evening to see his sick mother. Will Hale visited home folks Aunt Betty Letsinger is better. Amos Roy wife and baby visited L M Roy Sunday afternoon.
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Jason Roy
Paul
Roy Brentlinger
John Brentlinger
Harley Stout
Norman
Sam Letsinger
Andy Stout
Elsie
Eli Stout
Dave Crider
Lizzie
Zella Letsinger
J. W. Brentlinger
Geo. Miller
Will Hale
Betty Letsinger
Amos Roy
L. M
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