Wayside Gleanings From Cold Easter Week
It was 12 degrees above zero Monday and 18 above Tuesday morning. The grass is frozen and lilacs are dead. Clifford Gobble of Springfield Business College was home for Easter. Miss Lolella Christy visited her sister Mrs Will Greenwood. Easter dinner guests included Mr and Mrs W A Christy and daughter Lulella, and Mr and Mrs Will Greenwood. D M Gause spoke for the State farmers bureau at Macomb and there was an address Monday night in the farmers club effort. a Farmers Club at Macomb is hoped for.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clifford Gobble
Springfield Business College
Lolella Christy
Will Greenwood
W. A. Christy
Lulella Christy
J. E Greenwood
D. M. Gause
The
State Farmers Bureau
Macomb
Farmers Club
Parent Teachers Meeting Friday April First
The Parent Teachers group invites all mothers to a regular meeting at 3 25 p m to discuss important questions. A Literary Society program includes songs readings jokes a quartet and debates on physical education in all schools with participants Lett singer Potts Cantrel Dennis Greenwood and others. Refreshments will be served by the cooking class.
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Literary Society
Song
Minnie Deatherage
Oscar Rippee
Ray Dennis
Alton Dennis
Mamie Beach
Marie Norcross
Cecil Letsinger
Mabel Potts
Warren Davis
Neg
Linn Cantrel
Nola Dennis
Ralph Greenwood
May Queen Eula Alcorn Named In City Park May Day Plans
The Junior class highlights include Eula Alcorn elected May Queen by a large majority. The Domestic Science Class buys new utensils and ice cream freezers while parents are urged to attend the upcoming Parent Teachers meetings. The school diary notes debates, history discussions, and a May Day program planned in City Park.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eula Alcorn
Creameries in Ozark Regions Set New Record
Ozark Missouri creameries produced 12 305 585 pounds of butter valued at 7 400 000 dollars in 1920 up 111.2 percent from 1919. Ice cream output reached 650 191 pounds up 110.6 percent. US output declined 12 2 percent due to labor shortages. 65 000 dairy cattle owned by 5 000 to 6 000 farmers, mostly Jerseys with rising Holsteins. Dairy pioneer A J McDowell notes long experience. For sale a fast driving horse priced at 25 dollars. Mrs C A Durnell priced 17 dollars.
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Ozark
Missouri
A. J. McDowell
Frisco
Ozarks
Vhs
United States
McDowell
Missouri Ozarks
Weathering the Rainy Days at Sunset Hill
Rain dominates the week at Sunset Hill with seven Sundays of showers expected after Easter. Community updates note Aunt Mary Dennis visiting, neighbors at Joe Fry’s, and frequent gatherings at Eliza Owens and Joe Fry households. Several Fry relatives and friends attend meetings and social visits despite the weather, with blustery conditions cited for the delayed or skipped events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Fry
Will Crippin
Reed
Mary Dennis
Eliza Owens
Dr Miles Nervine Promises Sleep and Nerve Relief
Dr Miles Nervine claims prompt lasting relief, soothing nerves and restoring steady nerve force. Your druggist sells it. ask him.
Dodson's Liver Tone Promised to Replace Calomel
An advertisement claims Dodson's Liver Tone cures liver and bowel issues better than calomel without sickness. It alleges calomel damages bones and liver and cites a money-back guarantee with 15 million bottles sold.
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Dodson
Billa and Advertisement Free. Make Dates at This Office
A brief notice stating that Billa and advertisement services are free and that scheduling dates should be coordinated at the office. The message emphasizes direct contact to set appointments and clarifies service terms.
Texas Wonder ad claims kidney relief from Dr Hall
A vintage advertisement promoting Texas Wonder for kidney and bladder ailments. It touts relief for gravel, rheumatism, and back pain, claims mail order and in-store pricing at $1.36, and invites sworn testimonials from Dr. E. W. Hall of St. Louis. The ad notes small bottles often cure and directs readers to druggists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
BE. W. Hall
Olive St
St. Louis
Wright County Petit Jury Lists Names
The document lists jurors for Wright County districts including Mrs. Grove A L Foster and E J Green for Clark and J B Kelly and Dora Woody for Pleasant Valley fields. It names groups from Wood Hart Gasconade Van Buren Brush Creek Boone Montgomery Elk Creek Union and other locales with paired jurors such as Dave Findley G W Miller H A Hart and John W Garner Chas Marah Van Teague John Benton Jr and John Crisp.
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Mrs. Grove
A. L. Foster
E. J. Green
Clark
J. B. Kelly
Dora Woody
Pleasant Valley
Dave Findley
G. W. Miller
Wood
Charley Butcher
J. M. Barton
Hart
Frank Kerr
W. M. Godsby
Jason Findley
Logan Newton
van Buren
Dee Murrell
C. B Hopkins
Brush Creek
H. A Hart
John W. Garner
Boone
Chas
Marah
van Teague
Montgomery
John Benton Jr
John Crisp
Elk Creek
John Wynn
Darve Claxton
Union
George Bramhill
A. P. Hudson
Sowing oats and spring chores mark Bryant week
Spring arrives with sowing oats planting potatoes and waking gardens around Bryant. Mrs Matthews remains ill Miss Laverna Alfred visited Miss Mabel Swabby Mr King and Mr Southard delivered cattle at Mansfield The pie supper drew a large crowd with 62 pies earning over 52 dollars Miss Irma King won chocolates A new baby boy Ivan Edward arrived at the Shelly McCrae home Bertha Davis assists with duties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Irma King
Ivan Edward
Shelly McCrae
Bertha Davis
Quiet Week Delivers Scarce Local Visitors
A sparse week yields few visitors as residents stay busy, leaving streets largely empty and businesses with lighter foot traffic than usual. Local officials note uninterrupted routines and no significant events scheduled for the period.
Word of Thanks From A W Oberholser
A W Oberholser expresses gratitude to supporters in the township election, valuing the trust of honest residents over high office. He recalls hard work and loyalty, pledging to be worthy of the backing with God as his helper.
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United States
Oberholser
Mrs. Annie H. Cooley Praises Cough Remedy
Mrs. Annie H. Cooley of Middlefield Connecticut suffered a severe grip attack and threatened pneumonia. She began using Chamberlain's Cough Remedy and found rapid relief as chest pains eased, the cough loosened, and expectoration became easy. She speaks highly of the remedy's benefits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Annie H. Cooley
Middlefield
Conn
Chamberlain
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Parent Teachers’ Meeting
Julia Divan
Helen Friend
Elva Letsinger
Edna and
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Ozark Regions
C. A. Durnell
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Johnathon Owens
Bill Sanders
Mary Denton
Grandmother Fagan
James Fry
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Ellen
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Marie Johnson
Sopha Bennett
Nellie
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Mrs. Alvin
Miss Hazel Long
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Roy Gann
Ike Bennett
Alvin Long
W. M. Crippins
Earnie Crippin
Joseph Fry
Herbert Fry
Charley Rowlands
Andy Spence
Sam
Elza Owens
Mr. Chadwells
Heros
Miles Nervine
J. R. McIntosh
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Matthews
Laverna Alfred
Mabel Swabby
Mr. King
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Mr. Waltzers
F. M. Huffman
Norwood, Mo
Norwood
H. M. Norcross Store
Jersey
Felin Bros
Marshfield, MO
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