Spring social notes and church singing at Ashley
Route No. 1 correspondent reports pleasant spring weather, local visits, family updates, and community happenings. Mr. Frye’s family, Mrs. Shreeve sick, and Karl Anderson’s baby improving. several visits, farm work, and singing at the Baptist church with Mrs. Oberholser losing a shoe heel. A singing school begins, garden plans underway, and prayers for good weather.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel Frye
James
T. Bo Fisher
C. H. Shreeve
Missie Frye
Karl Anderson
Prod Frye
Palmer
Neb
B&q. Shelper
Springtime Village Notes From CWEERBEUL VALLEY Mirror
In CWEERBEUL VALLEY the Mirror reports pleasant spring weather and a bustling community scene. Evans Merve hosted a productive Wednesday while Roy Huggens moved to the Tinkle place and plans for a warm welcome are noted. Names such as Mrs Mary Young and Miss Opal Frye appear along with church activities at the Primitive Baptist church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evans Merve
Roy Huggens
Tinkle Place
Young
Mary Young
Priday
Case
Chmbel Frye
Left-Overs Special Correspondence Spring Notes Local People
Spring has arrived with plowing underway in the vicinity. Various local residents visit, move, and update on family happenings. Neighbors report illnesses and moves, with many names mentioned including Borders, Alint, Gienn, Nelson, White, Mackey, and Rushing. Peggy Short signs off from Antrim gossip and community notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
No 4
Phill
W. A Gienn
Loth
Alint Tooek
Antrim
Macomb Mentionings Show Weekend Visits and Local Events
The Macomb column lists visitors from Mansfield and other towns including Margaret and Reynolds Brulee with grandparents, J D Reynolds and wife, Hosea Freeman and Leo Gates. It notes singing events at the Baptist church, garden preparations, and speeches by LB Orlando Taylor of the Anti-Saloon League. It mentions upcoming preaching by Rev. G Chadwell and Methodist services, with several locals attending and reporting a good time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret and
Reynolds Brulee
Minsfield
J.D. Reynolds
Hosea Freeman
Leo Gates
Poly Boy
John Robertson
Maud Reynolds
Mansfield
W. ID. Brake
Floyd Hale
Miss Vinie
Mascomb
H. Robertson
Mr. Gass
W. H. Royal
W. H. Brake
Mountain Grove
Garden
Orlando Taylor
Kansas City
State Anti-Saloon League
Baptist Church
John Garner
Tulsa
Oklo
The
Rev
G. Chadwell
Macomb Methodist Episcopal Churelle
March Weather Sparks Local News and Social Notes
The column recounts a string of community updates from Seymour area residents in March. It lists social visits, travel to Springfield for the Normal, kin visits, and small incidents such as a girl breaking an arm and a broken fence. The tone is informal, with many names and brief activities including horse trading, mill work, and garden preparations.
The Mothers Favorite Cough Remedy Ad
A cough medicine for children should be harmless pleasant to take and effective. Chamberlains Cough Remedy is all of this and the mothers favorite everywhere. For sale by All Dealers Adv.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adv
London Spring Tone Bounces Back After Measles
London reports improving spring weather and resumed social visits. People like Roy Dennis, D A Taylor and wife, and Mrs G W Tarburton spent Sunday with Isaac Strong, while prayer meetings and Sunday school attendance continued. Local residents Anna Dedmon, Bess Stephens, Sarah Rippee, Macie Hensley, Opal Strong, and Dorothy Gilley are noted in casual gatherings. Weather and activity recovery frame a quiet community update.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anna Dedmon
Bess Stephens
Sarah Rippee
London
Barney Claxton
Alex Kkelley
Cal Chapman
Macie Hensley
Opal Strong
Dorothy Gilley
Katherine
Allen’s Foot-Kase Promises Relief for Dancing Fatigue
Druggists report Allen’s Foot-Ease antiseptic powder revives dancing activity as parties become daily events. The trial package is offered free in many outlets, claiming to ease foot discomfort and prevent sore feet during long dancing sessions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Werner
Allen
Allens
Oliusted
le Roy
Local notes from Hartville and surrounding area
Monday social items list residents Lloyd Howard Alfred Rushing Bell Thomas Jake Howard George Spock and Crisp of Hartville on business. Otto Dedmon attended a Seymour sale. Clella Hance and family visited Sam Box. Reverend Russell preached at Pleasant Valley. Large crowd at Flint Hollow meeting. Reverend Davis visited Seymour. Sam Blevins teams and fences this spring. JaKey signs off for now as he grows sleepy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Li. M. Musgrave
Streip
Seymour
Hamilton
Morie
Nenn Marrs
John Dudley
Mr. Hall
Thomas
Mr. Asher
John Peters
J. i. Deckard
Floyd Howard
Joe Rushing
Rheakans
Mansfield
L. la
John Walker
Lloyd Howard
Alfred Rushing
Bell Thomas
Jake Howard
George Spock
Mr. Crisp
Hartville
Otto Dedmon
Clella Hance
Sam Box
Rev
Russell
Pleasant Valley
Flint Hollow
Rev. Davis
Sam Blevins
Jakey
Kickapoo Worm Killer Ad Claim
An old advertisement touts Kickapoo Worm Killer as a cure for child worms and related symptoms. It claims the product expels worms through a candy format, provides relief, and notes a 25 cent price with availability from druggists or by mail from Kickapoo Indian Medicine Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kickapoo Indian Med. Co. Phila
St. Louis
Ady
Rev J J Wolfe Retires as Mansfield Seymour Pastor
Rev J J Wolfe closed his years of service as pastor at Mansfield and Seymour M E churches. He preached Sunday and traveled to Mountain Grove for an adjourned district conference session and then to Poplar Bluff for the annual conference.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J.J. Wolfe
Mansfield
Seymour M. E
Mountain Grove
Poplar Bluff
Hall's Catarrh Cure Offered as Cure-All
A collapse of catalog style advertising announces Hall's Catarrh Cure as the only positive constitutional cure for catarrh. The ad pledges $1000 for any case it cannot cure and directs readers to request testimonials from F. J. Cheney & Co. in Toledo, Ohio, noting the product is sold by druggists at 75 cents. It also promotes Yall's Mamilye Pills for constipation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hall
F. J. Cheney & CO
Toledo
Ohio
Ady
Tomato Growers Urged to Contract with Hoagtin Co
Notice to growers the Hoagtin Canning Co is ready to contract acreage for 1914 at 40 cents per hundred. Warmers should plant tomato seed around April 1. Farmers urged to do their best as Hoagtin will handle the rest. Sign contracts at the Bank of Mansfield.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hoiglin Canning Co
Gio W. Hoagtin
Missouri Home Correspondence’s Summer Reflections
iSpecial Correspondence from Wolf Creek Missouri notes bright summer scenes, farm toil, and family concerns. It mentions Joe L Dennis and wife’s sick baby, Uncle Eli Cutay’s illness, Uncle Dick Ivy’s improvement, Mrs Lon Campbell’s poor health, and local church activities led by Rev Findley with Sunday school at the Freewill Baptist and Itoliness churches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe L Dennis
Eli Cutay
Dick Ivy
Lon Campbell
Lakeys
Old Log Elured
Freewill Baptist Church
Findley
Itoliness Church
James Iva
Spring Blood and System Cleanser Ad Experiment
An advertisement promotes Electric Bitters as a spring tonic to cleanse blood and boost kidney liver and bowels. It claims four weeks of treatment restores health strength and ambition with guaranteed results. Sold by all druggists 50c and 1.00. H E Bucklen Co Philadelphia or St Louis. Also notes United States Express Co dissolving and potential successor firms likely American or Wells Fargo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. E. Bucklen & Co
Philadelphia
St. Louis
United States Express Co
American
Wells Fargo
Reverend Joseph Davis to Deliver Phillipsburg Baccalaureate
Reverend Joseph Davis and his son returned from trips to Seymour Springfield and Philipsburg where Davis preached at Philipsburg on Sunday. He has been engaged to deliver the baccalaureate sermon for Phillipsburg School on March 20.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chas. Kelly
Mansfield
Lillie Kelly
Springfield
John Brasher
George Toock
Floyd Howard
Lee Rushing
J.W. Glass
Joseph Davis
Seymour
Phillipsburg
Davis
Texas Wonder cures kidney and bladder troubles ad
An old advertisement touts Texas Wonder as a universal cure for kidney and bladder ailments in men and women, claiming it treats diabetes rheumatism and bladder irregularities in children. It offers mail order from Dr EB Hall in St Louis and urges readers to request testimonials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Texas
EB. W. Hall
Olive Street
St. Louis
Artichoke Roots For Sale At One Dollar Per Bushel
Artichoke roots available at $1.00 per bushel featuring the new Jerosilem variety yielding 00 to 600 per acre. Excellent feed for cattle hogs and sheep with milk production equal or superior to brin. Leave orders with Steve Yates at C WE Mixp.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Steve Yates
Gasconade Items and Local Notices
Gasconade items report a spring mood with school cancellations due to teacher illness James Sullivan and a spring term opening at Pugan. Names mentioned include Ben Matlock from Springfield Roy Shirley Ena Coday Da Coday John Ulast and Frankie McIntosh. Community events record church attendance at Wolf Creek and a German Lutheran service schedule every second Sunday in German morning and English afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Sullivan
Ben Matlock
Springfield
Roy Shirley
Ena
Wolf Creal
Pugan
Ethel Sikes
Dela Coday
JohnUlast
Harry Gunn
Wolf Creek
Mr. Holland
Tvs
Bradbury
Frankie McIntosh
Mr. Walton
R. R. Sikes
Joy Coday
Wanneta
Dr King’s New Discovery Cures Long Coughs
Mrs David Moor of Saginaw writes that her husband and son were plagued by long coughing fits for years and that Dr King’s New Discovery cured them. The ad promises relief from hacking coughs and grippe with money back if it fails. Available at all druggists priced steady at one dollar.
Administrator's Notice of Callahan Hart Estate
Letters of Administration on the estate of Callahan Hart deceased were granted to N J Craig on March 14 by the Probate Court of Wright County Missouri. Creditors must present claims within six months for allowance or be barred, and claims not exhibited within one year from the publication listing shall be forever barred.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Callahan Hart
Probate Court
Wright County
Missouri
N. J, Craig
Altamont land purchase plus local notices
C L Morgan of Altamont buys SO acres near Cedar Gap from W L B Hitch cock land agent and will occupy immediately as family plans to move to Wright county. Ozark Magazine writeup on Mansfield available by mail for 11 Woodrut Building, Springfield, Mo at 1 cent per copy and 1 year subscription. Superintendent Smith of Seymour school visited town Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C.L. Morgan
Altamont
Cedar Gap
W. LB. Hitchcock
Wright County
Ozark Magazine
Mansfield
Woodrut Building
Springfield
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Mrs. Cole
Mra. Doe Dennis
Roy Dennis
John Frye
Joe Frye
Charles Frye
Byron Shanes
Frances Deaver
Ashley
Susie Oberholser
Wm. Pindley
Evans Frye
Evans
Jake
W.oberlelser
Denver
Charles
Mary Rodkey
Jesse Denver
Alva
Mae Irye
W. F. Stone
George Brewer
Aleth Findley
Chade Smith
the Baptist Church
Hensley
Ashley Enarely
Pansy
I. Wgin
Cweerbeul Valley
the Mirror
Allie Shanes
Opal Frye
Ira Young
William Case
F. D. Case
D. Findley
Ona Johnson
Berta Johnson
Charlie Frye
H. G. Shanes
Cora Findley
Mary Findley
Samuel White
William Brand
Lee Pope
Ethel Findley
Mose Gray's
Vernon Bennett
Walton
Mr. Case
Primitive Baptist Church
Everts
Red Wing
Lillrd Dodson
Marshfield
Woos
Mist Weels
Will Paxton
Mr. Bacon
Mr. Nelson
G.W. Mackey
Carl Mackey
Sol
Frank Borders
Elmer Rushing
Jim Todd's Fair
Daisy Royal
Zeke
Cspeeil
Sam Young
Bianer
Shell Wells
Will Hunt
Hoimilsten
Tom Hamilton
Ethel Selly
Lillie Welly
Will Dudley
Tom Dudley
George Dudley
S. WL. Kelly
M. Kelly
Mr. Rutherford
Geo. Dudley
Will Murrell
Cleo Kelly
Jerico
New Grove
Olive Deckard
Manny
John Rippee
D.A. Taylor
G. W. Tarburton
Isaac Strong
Mission Temple
Rogers Bros
Iuternational Silver Co
Sridenc
Sae
Meriden, CO
M. E. Church
Bank of Mansfield
Mr. Hesley
Uncle Jim
Miss O.F
George
Jim
J. D. Rowland
Mae
Wein Todas
Archias
Sedalia
Smith
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