Forest Home School Notes and Local Visits
Forest Home notes list visitors including Mrs. Bearce Mrs. Stella Hiser Hazel Anderson Mariuon Owens Walter Akers Bill Brodus and John Hopper. Ralph Thomas family return from Nebraska to stay with sister Mrs Will Anderson. Rain delays planting curly gardens.
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Bearce
Stella Hiser
Hazel Anderson
Mariuon Owens
Walter Akers
Bill Brodus
John Hopper
Ralph Thomas
Nebraska
Mrs
Will Anderson
Meeting at St James Every Saturday Night
F C Trettin and family spent Saturday night and Sunday at Yessie Keiths. Arlie Atchison wife and daughter and Esey Stark stayed a while at Fred Trettins Sunday. Robert Coder spent the night with his uncle Willis Vanell Monday night. Jessie Pugh and wife called on their son Lawrence Munday.
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St. James
F.C. Trettin
Yessie Keith
Arlie Atchison
Esey Stark
Fred Trettin
Robert Coder
Willis Vanell
Jessie Pugh
Lawrence Munday
The Poor Editor Faces Crushing Public Demand
The editor laments readers critiquing every choice from jokes to religious pieces. He notes accusations of laziness or fabrication when choices vary. He confesses he might have copied from an exchange, acknowledging pressure to please a hardy but exacting audience.
Pimples Keep Young Men Down and Women Involved
An old advertisement promises to end skin eruptions with a product named 5S 5S. It claims pimples and acne hinder success and social acceptance, noting prejudice faced by those with skin issues. The copy teases a melodramatic link between appearance and prosperity.
Wayside Gleanings Stormy Sunday Town News
Sunday was stormy with some snow and local notes on people and events. Mrs W J Gobble sick last week, Miss Hazel Williams visited Miss Lolella Christy, and Mr Gobble’s family moved toward sprit eld. Arthur Greenwood remains ill with rheumatism, Incubators set but no chicks yet this season. A.B. Greenwood reports misfortune from a broken hip, and Christian Endeavor meets next Sunday at Macomb Methodist with Effie Lindley in charge.
For Sale: Timothy and clover hay in Missouri
Mixed timothy and clover hay offered by Twin Valley Stock Farm John Dennis owner at Maostiel Missouri. Readily baled, good quality forage for cattle and horses. Contact Twin Valley Stock Farm for pricing and delivery options.
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Timothy
Clover
Twin Valley Stock Farm
Joe
Dennis
Maostiel
Missouri
Norwood Visitors and Local Illnesses Reported
Norwood notes Miss Rona Freedholm and Grace Banks of Houston visiting friends Tuesday Evening. Local illness includes pneumonia cases with Miss Helen Lark seriously ill and Vera Jarrett improving. Several others, including Mrs. Will Jarrett and Mrs. John Jarrett, are sick. Rev. Bird preached at the Methodist church. Mr. Akers is paying rent on a vacated residence.
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Rona Freedholm
Grace Banks
Houston
Will Andersons
Thomas
Gates Super Thread Tires Ad at Nome Dealer
An old advertorial urges readers to equip their car with Gates Super Thread Tires and steal tubes Nome ether, inviting customers to come in and inspect. Dealer W. GB It ehcock promotes products while mentioning The Biglke Roller Mills as a business reference and soliciting patrons for service.
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W. GB. Itehcock
Calomel Warning Prompts Strong Health Caution
A garbled but warning filled note warns against calomel use. It condemns calomel as dangerous and urges avoiding its administration to avoid severe health risks. The fragment references liver tonics and unsafe red flags about dosage.
Weather \"dea\" at pre set and odd local happenings
Weather is described as poor at present. Various local names and places like Wolf Creek, Well Creek, Mr John Weaun, Grace Gath, Huta Goon, and Miss Rath Stirnern appear in scattered notes about events on Saturday and Sunday. The piece mentions a pie social at the Oebing schoolhouse, a well attended event, and comments on use versus phay. Several named residents and counties are referenced in a diary like summary of community life.
Cardus Helped Regain Strength in Paint Rock Woman
Mrs. C. M. Stegall of near Paint Rock Alabama recounts a dramatic recovery after three years bedridden. She credits Cardus with restoring appetite, sleep, and strength after six bottles, saying it saved her life and she feels well and strong now. Cardus touted for women’s ailments and sold by druggists.
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Alabama
Wall Street Faces Overflow of Merney, Market Slump Foreseen
A report claims Wall Street is flooded with merney and suggests an overflow will soon reveal a weaker national market. Authorities state money is currently lower on the market than at any prior time, signaling a prodigious shift ahead.
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Wall Street
Merney
Omir
Neal Tain
Olibboy
Prospects Bright for Bumper Ozark Fruit Crop
The Howell County Gazette reports unusually favorable conditions across the Ozarks for peaches apples and strawberries. Mild spring warmth and continued cool weather have kept peach buds alive, with bloom ahead that could withstand late cold snaps. Fruit yields look strong this year with optimistic prospects statewide.
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Ozarks
Quark
Ozark
Howell County Gazette
Power Plant Project Proposed in Ozark County
The Mountain Grove Creamery Electric plans a hydroelectric plant across North Market near Double Springs Ozark County with a transmission line route shifted to run from Earth Ot k to Howell and then to Willow Springs Cabool and Mountain Grove. County authorities in Ozark Douglas Howell grant franchise rights. stock sales in Mansfield Houston Ava Cabool West Plains occurred but primary financing shifted to eastern capitalists.
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Mountain Grove Creamery, Tee and Electric Company
North Markeiter
Double Springs
Ozark
Dash Weels Wd
Mountain Grove Company
Quark
Douglas
Wright Counties
Mountain Grove
Howell County
Grinnetaid
Willow Springs
Cabool
Olark County
North Mark
Douglas County
Uinder
Doughes County
Mansfield
Houston
Ava
Cubool
West Plains
Ceal
Springfield Leader
Pneumonia Month Warns of Winter Mortality
The article notes March is typical pneumonia month with high mortality. It warns that after a hard winter the system loses resilience and even slight colds can risk pneumonia. It promotes Chamberlain's Cough Remedy as a pleasant expectorant that cleans mucus and helps prevent pneumonia in children.
Doan's Kidney Pills Endorsed by Houston Resident
DOFS BACK low many peopl ehing back Now few know the ca st it hurts to stoop or I). If you suffer sudden, pains so you are weak lame and I Suspect your kidneys. Watch for nature's signal. The first sign may be headache or dizziness, Scanty, painful, or too frequent urination, Nervousness or a constant, dead tired feeling, Avert the serious kidney diseases, Treat the weakened kidneys with Dean's Kidney Pills. A remedy especially for sick kid neeya. Gratefully endorsed by residents of this locality. Ask your neighbor. Mrs. L. C. Green, Houston, Mo., says, "Sometime ago my back and kidneys were out of six. My back ached constantly. I had heard a great deal about Doan's Kidney Wills so I got a box. Doan's helped me in a short time and con tinued use entirely cured me," (the, of all dealers, Foster-Mil burn Co. Mfrs., Buffalo, N. Y.-Adv No. 67,
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Ozarks
Ozark
Ozark Countryman
Ozark Country Man
Mansfield Mirror
Mansfield
Town
Paint Rock
Ala
C. M. Stegall
Near Here
Cardus
Coos
Dean
Neeya
L. C. Green
Houston
Doan
Foster-Milburn Co. Mfrs
Buffalo
N. Y
Grape Juice Push Promotes Local Grape Growth Expansion
Grape juice advocates urge growers in southern Missouri northern Arkansas to plant hundreds of thousands of grape vines. State rail experiment station and railroad agriculture committees held winter meetings, arousing strong interest. A car with 80,000 vines arrived at Seymour for farmers, 160 acres. Welch Grape Juice Co contracts for grapes for a new plant at Springdale Arkansas amid rising grape prices after a crop setback.
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Quark Regiow
Missouri
Arkansas
State Rail Experiment Station
Munsco Railroad Agriculture and Horticultural Department
Seymour
Welch Grape Juice Company
Bpringdale
Volsleidact
Jobe
Ozarks of Opportunity Promoted as Healthful, Prosperous Fruit Region
Secretary Jewell Mayes portrays the Ozarks of Missouri as the Switzerland of health and happiness, a vast orchard country with diverse soils and affordable farms. Ozark apples are praised for flavor with proper cultivation, spraying, grading, and packing. State Marketing initiative and Arthur T. Nelson’s apples have reached 40 cents in New York, suggesting strong demand even from Royal patrons.
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Ozarks of Oppornity
Udly
Jewell Mayes
Missouri State Board of Agriculture
Ozark
Missouri
Switzerland
Alleghanies
Rockies
Arthur T. Nelson
New York City
England
Ozark Missouri
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Doliuis
W. J. Gobble
Hazel Williams
Lolella Christy
Mrs. Wallace Gobble
Baby
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Arthur Greenwood
Lolella Chevsis
Ieitley
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Christian Endeavor Ext Sunight
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