Norwood Briefs A Week of Local Movements and Funeral
Everett Lacy left for Woodbine Kansas as Mrs Susan Bruton returned to Mountain Grove. Fr Thompson, ill with pleurisy, is reported better. Many traveled to Shoshone Idaho for a gathering. Mrs Van Noy returned to Kansas City after studying pharmacy. Joel Martin shopped Arkansas for stock. Ted Schofield moved salt crockery flour and feed cars. Mrs IL Newton near town died March 17 funeral at residence. Clyde Schofield visited Clara Gregory then they headed to Tarkio. Kingsley Colson left for Kansas City. Don Minihan and John Cramer at Billie Cotten sale. Frank Campbell back from California. John and Will Donaldson went west. Mrs WS Calhoun returned from Kansas City. Frank Schofield of Mountain Grove visited Norwood. Luther Pennington of Denton in town. Don Schofield visited Mountain Grove. All businesses closed 11 to 2 for Mrs Newton funeral.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Campbell
California
Norwood
John
Avill Donaldson
West
WS. Calhoun
Kansas City
School Notes and End of Term Activities Preview
School notes report two more months of classes with attendance focus and final exams in the eighth grade, Mary Sisney joining as the new student, and reentries as weather improves. The high school program impressed, seventh graders visited, and the girls glee club and Mr. Arnolds vocal music class prepare for rural graduation events. The senior class plans commencement with eight members, listing Paul Hopper through Herbert Shelton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arnold
Hartville
Paul Hopper
Glenn Craig
Jewell Hoover
Maurice Berry
Edd Taylor
Clifford Seal
Roy Handy
Zella McClelland
Gorman Freeman
Herbert Shelton
Baptist ladies secure exclusive perfume goods agency in California
The Baptist ladies have taken the exclusive right of the California perfume goods and request patronage. They also hold the exclusive agency of Crystal Washing powder, which they are making a specialty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
California
Shall the United States Build Highways
A historical view argues for a nationwide highway system funded by the federal government. It cites widespread congressional bills, compares national vs local funding, and references France as a model while urging bold, practical progress toward fifty thousand miles of main roads and connected feeders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parma
Congress
Dows
National Highways Association
United States
France
Texas
New York State
de Lesseps
Texas Wonder Cures Kidney and Bladder Ailments
A vintage medical ad proclaims Texas Wonder cures kidney and bladder troubles including gravel diabetes and back pain for men and women. It claims bladder regulation for children and offers mail order by sending $1.00 to Dr. E W Hall St Louis Missouri. Testimonials available from other states. Sold by druggists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Texas Wonder
E. W. Hall
Olive Street
St Louis
County Seat News Highlights Local Moves and Calamities
County residents tune toward Idaho as M V Garner and wife Luke Kinser and Ira Peacock seek employment. A dwelling burned nine miles east of here, likely from a flue defect. insurance reported. Gasconade River bridge project advances with Kansas City Bridge Co aiming for 30 days. Merchants Allen and Gorman head to St Louis to buy spring goods. Rev Carnutt to stay at M E church for another year. Rev MecClannahan visits county seat. Ed Agee and James Hurt head to Idaho for work. Mrs Bertha Hunter and Hazel join husband in Kansas City with K C Bridge Co. Dennis tax settlement shows record county collections, with detailed fund breakdown. Old fashioned dance at Johnston's Opera Hall Saturday. Everett Chandler treated in Illinois for appendicitis. County court begins annual settlement with Dennis. Kinser preparing West Hartville residence site. Mrs J L Hart and granddaughters return from Mountain Grove visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. V. Garner
Luke Kinser
Ira Peacock
Idaho
Jas. W.cottengin
Here
Gasconade River
Kansas City Bridge Co
J. F. Allen
W. H. Gorman
St. Louis
Rev. Carnutt
M. EE
Wm. MecClannahan
Grove Springs
Robert McClannahen
Ed Agee
James Hurt
Bertha Hunter
Hazel
Kansas City
K. C. Bridge Co
A. Dennis
Johnston's Opera Hall
W.H. Gorman
Everett
Gib Chandler
Illinois
Marriage Licenses for Wright Perkins and Joseph Hunt
Wright C Perkins of Manes and Elva Oliphant of Manes obtain a marriage license. Joseph L Hunt ties to Eunice Davis in Manes, securing a license.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wright C. Perkins
Manes
Elva
Gasconade Items Garden Time and Sales
It will soon be garden making time as several farmers have begun plowing. J T Newton purchased a piano at Schafees sale yesterday. James Frost plans a sale on March 25 and then intends to go to Indiana.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J.T. Newton
Schafee
James Frost
Indiana
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James Coday
Fanny D. Stewart Corsetiere
Ava
Missouri
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C.m.tate
Mansfield, Mo
W. N. Elart
OM. Tate
Mansfield
CW Sud
Swift's Fertilizers
SWIFT
Everett Lacy
Woodbine, Kans
Susan Bruton
O.R. Carson
Ait Mountain Grove
Fr. Thompson
Idlalia
van Noy
Joel Martin
Arkansas
Ted. Schofield
IL. J. Newton
Dstht
Clyde Schofield
Clara Gregory
Hepner, Mo
Clar
Tarkio
Kingsley Colson
Don Minihan
John Cramer
Billie Cottenwuns
Frank Schofield
Mountain Grove
Luther Pennington
Denton
Don Schofield
Newton
Mary Sisney
Girls’ Glee Club
County Seat News
Dennis
John Kinser
West Hartville
J.L. Hart
Amel Vanzant
Fannie Pope
McKinley
C. L. Beach Sons Music Store
Florida Distributing Company
Food and Drugs Act
Brad Streets
Florida Distributing Co
Pensacola
Florida
Beroram’s
Witchell’s
Spring Valley
W. T. Pollock
Bradberry
G. A. Gutscheke
Mr.Edwards
John Deere
Ady J.D. Reynots
Today's Magazine
Canton
Ohio
Ady
Mansfield Mirror
Holland's Magazine
J. C. Carter
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