May Fete From Ozarks Planned At School
The May Day fete will be held Friday afternoon in the Physical Education Department. Students from grades seven to graduates will present a program with a prologue on Indian life, dances, costumes, and the coronation of the May Queen. The event, organized by the Parent-Teachers Association, features help from mothers and the community to avoid charges and ensure seating.
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Ozarks
Pula
Wilkerson
Ecience
Is ‘Iglish
Norwood School Board hires full staff and plans season
Norwood officials announced the school board has employed the full teaching staff led by Superintendent Emmett Yeoman and Retta M. Mathi Mattie Loom and Ver. Stecker. Local fans discuss firm plans for a strong baseball season with manager Bob Burs and set sights on neighboring towns. Several visitors from Kansas City and Seymour were noted around Norwood this week.
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School Board of
Norwood
Fullo
Emmett Yeoman
Reti
M. Mathi Mattie B. Loom
Stecker
Teach
Brades
Real Estes
el-& Bob
Olds
Aes
Matel
True F. M.harwood
Norwood Christian Church Evening Service Note Change
Norwood Christian Church announces a 70 evening esthetic, with 8:00 p m school and 10:00 p m dedication. Those wishing may go to inconnu Grove in the church dedication. Morning sermon will be dispensed with but evening preaching continues.
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iGay
Inconiu
Community Message Wishes God Speed to Friend Heading to Missouri
A 1921 note from Fee Lindray Cal Lindsay Cefornia April 24 describes a gathering at Rev P E Hobertson's home with singing and praying for Price God speed as he heads to Missouri. The writer, connected to Bh wrefield Mirror, mentions numerous Mia su.i peeye nearby and expresses well wishes for his duty.
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Lindsay
Cefornia
Wrefield Mirror
Chast
P. E Hobertson
Missouri
Bryant Area News Notes and Social Roundup
Local items report school closures due to high water and several Sunday visits among residents. Mentions Hicks crossing difficulties, Mrs Clarence Reece visiting with Mr and Mrs John Shinpaugh and family, Arthur Simmons household guests, Elsie and Ella Alfred with Marguerite Rolls, J T Ateed with Walper family, and many social calls around Bryant including the May 6 meeting notice.
Local Music Teachers Heal Instruments in Haddock Choir
Partial readable note lists Saxaplanns and Cornet as instruments taught by J B Crouel Michell Mo. The fragment references a band or musical group with drams and solal instruments, suggesting a small community music program or school lesson entries.
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J. B Crouel
Michell
Wayside Gleanings Note on Cold Weather and Local Visits
Weather remains cold through May with unusual chill. Arthur Greenwood visited Sunday night and Monday at Stansfield school. Mr. and Mrs. T. W. Martin bought property near Macomb and Norwood. plans to build a new home. Roads near Macomul being worked. Mrs. Jf Greenwood and Lucian Christy with Mrs. Greenwood traveled to Mansfield. Greenwood attended Wright County Sunday School Association meeting at C. P. church.
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Arthur Greenwood
Stansfield School
T. W. Martin
Macom
Data Norwood
Lucian Christy
Wi. Greenwowl
Mansfield
Greenwood
Wright County Sunday School Association
C. P. Church
Mothers Day Reflections and Local Social Notes
Mrs. Walter Price and son Hillie with aunt Mary Turley return to Kansas City. Lester Turley and Fred Draper visited Mr. Miles. Mrs. Miles improves. May 1 is Mothers Day with simple tokens of flowers. Frost arrives May 2. Sunday School at Flat Rock held Sundays at 2:30.
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Walter Price
Hillie
Mary Turley
Kansas City
Lester Turley
Fred Draper
Mr. Miles
Mrs. Miles
Flat Rock
Cardus Helped Regain Strength in Paint Rock Woman
Mrs. C. M. Stegall of near Paint Rock Ala recounts a three year illness with pain weakness and paralysis of walking improving after taking Cardus. She bought six bottles on neighbor’s advice and says she now eats sleeps and regains strength with no trouble since. Thousands of women have used Cardul for female complaints over 40 years and she endorses it.
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Paint Rock
Ala
C. M. Stegall
Near Here
Cardus
Cardul
Treatment of Common Colds
A physician advises that bed rest for the first twenty four hours can curb prolonged distressing symptoms and prevent serious outcomes. He also recommends Chamberlain's Cough Remedy for prompt recovery and notes daily bowel movements are beneficial for both sick and well individuals.
Phelps Players Present In Mansfield This Week
The Phelps Players are in Mansfield this week presenting exceptional plays. Attendees have enjoyed a real dramatic treat as the company delivers first class, entertaining performances in the community.
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Phelps
Mansfield
Peole
Manafield
Periodic Bilious Attacks and Dietary Cures
Persons subject to periodic bilious attacks should know when to expect an attack. They lose appetite as an attack nears but eat because meals are due. Skip one meal and take three Chamberlain's Tab Jets to possibly avoid the attack. Do not drink tea or coffee at any time.
PV BOOK Visits and Calls Reported in Local Notices
Mrs W N Denner visited Mrs Iollolks Sunday and Mrs Gol Nonemaker called on Mrs W N Draper Tuesday in a compact local social notes snippet.
Chamber of Commerce Meeting Set for Monday Night
The Chamber of Commerce schedules a meeting for Monday night May 9. Local business leaders and community members are invited to discuss upcoming initiatives and collaboratively plan events for the town.
Wid Morrison Arrested at Ash Grove for Liquor Transport
Wid Morrison of Douglas County was arrested in Ash Grove on charges of illegal transportation of liquor. City Marshal Crosswhite led the arrest after three and one half gallons of corn liquor were found in Morrison's car. Morrison posted bond for release and earlier faced federal charges with liquor found in his automobile. A criminal court charge likely pending from Prof. Atty Page.
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Prohibition Enforcement
A. L. Arnold
United States
Morrison
Atty Page
Springfield Ruepublican
The Facts About Rheumatism
More than nine out of ten rheumatism cases are chronic or muscular and require no internal treatment. Massage the affected parts freely with Chamberlains Liniment for relief, and you will be surprised by the result.
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Chamberlain
It Pays to Shelter All Farm Equipment
United States Department of Agriculture warns that careful inspection of all farm implements in winter prevents breakage during spring operations. Tighten bolts, renew worn parts, and repaint for durability. a well-kept outfit boosts farmer standing and chances of success in the community.
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United States Department of
Farm Business Analysis Aims to Aid Nonprice Farm Operations
United States Department of Agriculture plans broad farm business analyses to help farmers place facilities on nonprice timelines. Last year about 100 records from surveys on two general crops and dairy stock in towns indicate ongoing data collection and frost and truck price effects in Florida.
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Farmera Iiformation
United States
Perenment of Agriculture
Farm surveys under way in several states
In New Hampshire and Ohio areas, cooperative tractor studies and cooperative farm organization surveys have stretched for years. Kentucky tobacco on 75 firms underwent intensive study with full farm surveys, while New Jersey collected about 100 enterprise surveys on tomato and potato farming.
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New Hampshiire
Ohto
Ohia
Severnl
Kentucky
New Jersey
Tractors and a Farmer's Search for Profit
A farmer son Jimmy uses a United States Department of Agriculture bulletin to analyze farm labor and horse work. He argues profits depend on crop planning, dairy expansion, and efficient labor. The elder Henderson acknowledges the lesson and reflects on who found the guidance.
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United States Department of Agriculture
Jimmy
James Henderson, Sr
Dan Hutlerin
Eiseftle
Henderson
Thaitty
Henderson Om
Jick
James Henderson
Jack
Department of Agriculture
Nere
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Bryant News
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Hicks
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Arthur Simmons
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Wife
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Miss Nota TV
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Ather
Vege Generations
Atlonta
Macomul
Jf Greenwood
Macomb
Mr Draper
Lance
Alabama
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Chamber of Commerce
Wid” Morrison
Douglas Co
Ash Grove
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Department of Agrculture
Fentome Tite Bulletin
Iidiet
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Gastoria
Cemtaur Company
Archias Seed Store
Sedalia, Mo
Capital
Sir. D. Reynolds
N. J. Craig
J.D. Reonolds
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