Rain Delays Corn Planting and Local House Work
A long rainfall disrupts corn planting with farmers delaying field work. Bert Alsup heads west, undecided on new location. Fred and Stewart family build a new residence as Nova Noah renovates roofs. Luther Huffman tends cattle at Stewart farm while Alta Upshaw and Cella Lem are mentioned. Social visits occur at Harrison and Upstraw homes. Henry Maderenes returns to farm work after time at Norwood Mercantile. Oda Upshaw returns from Hartshorne to carpentry. The stork brings a baby girl to Mr and Mrs Vernie Bowers. Upshaw family names appear in ongoing notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stewart Far
Fred Stewart
Nova Noah
Luther Huffman
Stewart Farm
Whole Truth on Cardui Tonic from Circleville Woman
Mrs Fannie Eads of Circleville Ohio testifies Cardui the woman’s tonic cured her two year back and limb pains. She says she weighed 150 pounds after treatment and urges other women to use Cardui as hundreds of others have over 50 years. Available at all druggists NCBI.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Circleville
Ohio
Cardus
Cardui
Bottie
Mrs
NCBI
First Class Boy Enlists in Navy Training Arm
A first class boy has enlisted in the training army tied to the Navy. He is the first and only one of our boys to offer his services to his country. Marion Raney ff Norweand visited Stewart home Sunday. Nora Upshaw and Bun Stew attended the Glendale baptismal services Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amy Tie
Oly
Marion Raney
Norweand
Nora Upshaw
Bun Stewart
Glendale
Funeral in Almoret for Mrs Mary Richardson
Woman attends funeral in Almoret for her Aunt Mrs Mary Richardson. A valuable saddle and bridle were stolen from Geo Upshaw's barn Wednesday night. A $20 reward is offered for thief and saddle. Contact Geo Upshaw Denhow Ma Pred Newton. News notes: waris Denlaw principalship discussed amid high cost living concerns. Public opinion leaning toward the latter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geo Upshaw
Geo
Upshaw
Denhow
Newton
Denlaw
Waris
Mary Bo Westerman’s long life ends in Amoret cemetery
Mary Bo Westerman of Washington County Missouri lived a long life married twice and mother to many. Her first husband Robert Gragg produced four children including John Gragg and Victor Mears Amoret, then after his death she wed Mr Richardson and bore eight more children. She moved from Washington to Hartshorne Oklahoma and later to Naeren to stay with her daughter. She embraced Christ in youth and lived a devout Christian life, dying on Sunday April d after months in bed. Her funeral was at the MBE church with pastor’s words and prayers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Bo Westerman
Washington
Robert Gragg
John Gragg
Hartsh Ros
Okla
Tenry Gragi
Amoret
Mes
Victor Mears
Aber
Richardson
Bodward
Phoenix
Anna
Geo
Colton
Oita
Miers
Elin Norrredk
Hartshorne
Hes
Washington Co
Nab Mitry
Ole
Ostre
Naeren
Henry
Victora
Mother
Janny
Tieve
Ile
Lawl
Hiv
Aunt Mary
Wayside Gleanings and Macomb Methodist Notes
Sunday school at Wayside Macots church each Sunday. Fourth Sunday in May at Macomb Methodist church feature all day services and dinner on the ground though May weather remains cool. Mariners report little farm work due to rain. Reed Johnson attempted army enlistment at syringe field but failed exam and returned home. Miss Minnie Johnson visiting grandmother in Oklahoma. Prayer meeting held Sunday night at Macomb Methodist church. Mes Lillie Late, markie reader noted. Macomb ladies aid met at Mrs Pearcey’s Tuesday afternoon. SOMEBODY ELSE.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Macots Methodist Church
Macomb Methodist Church
Reed Johnson
Minnie Johnson
Oklahoum
Macomb
Ehurch
Mes Lillie
Markie Reader
Macoml Laties
Route Number Three Weather Notes and Local Visits
The report notes cool weather in the Sunny South with a 24 degree Saturday morning reading. It mentions Oats looking fine and Cora appearing sickly after frost. Mrs George Tharvey and daughters from Douglas County visited her parents. Several locals attended a gathering at Hartley last weekend. Mrs C I Hitris and daughter joined Mrs George Harvey on Saturday evening. Preaching at New Taupeesery is scheduled for Saturday and Sunday at 10 00 am with Rev Go Chadwel, Pastor, and Sunday School each Sunday at 9 00 am. Rip Dee Superintendent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cora
George Tharvey
Maxine
Mildred
Douglas County
Harris
Wift
Harty
C.I. Hitris
George Harvey
Orin Newton
New Taupeesery Secur
Seal Sanday
Go Chadwe'l
Sunsdey
Rip Dee
Local Reporter Returns from Kansas City Visit
Mr. Lewis Ghiuldine has returned from Kansas City where he had been for some time, with mention of Walter Tiatsell and a note on Sunday singing at Antioch. An invitation to attend the Sunday service at Sandy School is extended to all.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewis Ghiuldine
Kansas City
Walter Tiatsell
Tir Webh City
Antioch
Tvery Hay Coun
Sandy School
Acery Simhie
Don's Kidney Pills Promoted By Local Ad
A Victorian style testimonial promotes Don's Kidney Pills as a remedy for eye pains headaches and backache. The ad mentions Miss Mary Rawson of Houston Missouri and lists price six dollars. It claims relief for kidney function and general tepid health with advertised success.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Rawson
Houston
Dawsen Tad
Master Milburn Co
Whimsical Turvy Notes Arrive On Rural Weekend
A garbled postcard style item reports bright sounds and odd names. It mentions Hills and The surprise singing on the Rushing with ARAL Sulriss and Miss Tila Stovstil staying with Grind Dindhey. Wild Roost appears as a playful signoff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aral Sulriss
Tila Stovstil
Pea Ridge Church Notices and Local Weather Update
Pea Ridge items report Sunday services and superintendent roles at Pea Tide and nearby churches. Weather notes mention wood rains and cool forecasts with hints of ongoing services at various Lanes locations and Sunday gatherings led by Miss Svinte Pad and Aliss Verdia Pie, including updates on attendees and church leaders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohtin
Poston
Sunidkiy
Miss Svinte
Sandayosehio Towers
Wil Dowland
Aliss Verdia Pie
Heston Wall
Prairie Hollow and Olathe Preaching at Pyairiy Hole
Fragmented OCR text reports churches in Prairie Hollow and Olathe with preaching schedules light on details. It mentions Sunday night services and Wednesday night gatherings, plus scattered names and places amid garbled wording and weather notes.
Marriage Licenses Granted in Local Courthouse Spree
GS Tate and Mabel drove of Thavety Te, Henry TL Young and Chreisterns, Moody of Pheetyiile, Harry Vio Mylenus of Gin Spring and Myrue. Suttan of Aptos.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
GS. Tate and
Mabel Drove
Thavety Te
Henry TL Young
Chreisterns
Moody
Pheetyiile
Harry Vio Mylenus
Gin Spring
Myrue
Pleasant Flat Woe and Weather Through a Sunday Visit
A transcription of a cloudy day in Pleasant Flat recounts a family outing with Mrs Curtis and her son at a Moore house gathering. Neighbors and kin named include Robt Likes, Pansy, Leone, Dinbiellster, and others visiting Norwood and nearby farm areas. The piece reflects ordinary winter weather, plantings, and social visits typical of a small community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
AL Rasai
Curtis
Moore
Win Colteneini
Pansy
Leone
Mern Jnice
Dinbiellster
Norwood
Aiitier
eCatteaie
Diane
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Denlon
Bert Alsup
Golden West
Alta Upshaw
Cella Lem. Oos
John
Chinrenee
Mr. Baskins
John Williams
Henry Maderenes
John Little
Oda Upshaw
Hartshorne, Ohda
Stork
Mro
Vernie Bowers
Join Upshaw Lus
Fletcher
Lways
Castoria
Almoret
Mary Richardson
Harold Alsup
Ming
Dr. Miles
Dion Hase Aihiy
Jericho
Pea Ridge
Charles Miteheld
Charles Ane
Lair Tlevnal
LE AL Dente
Mithatheld
Sietardiy
Elsie Uledrick
Heer
Sue Rine
Willis Bamnet Baee
Sexton
Toelee
Kiorlos
Gerd
Vedi
Mitebeth
Felt Dhel
Aiasta Eadhel
Laetin
Michel Tallimin
Mike Puanstetter
Steaslbouat
Prairie Hollow
Olathe
Pyairiy
Peer
Christian
Talib
R. DeVinnn
Columibia University
Othe Rewsell House
Greiner
Elieeh
Stuahey
Bibel Robertson Spert Weiliesibiy
J. Farmer
Atexas Wonder
Tall
Oliver Mirek
Dirugivita
Auy
Wright County
N. J. Craig
Mansfield, Mo
Farmers & Merchants Bank
Mansfield, Missouri
J. D. Reynolds
P. W. Newton
J. E. Craig
J.E. Craig
M. E. Gorman
Horsemead
D. J. Landers Lumber Co
Bank OF Mansfield
Mansfield Hotel
D. Nooney
M. G. Hensley
Jake Hoover
P. H. Riley
Fuson
Electric Bottling Company
Springfield, Mo
Agalmerins
Joseph W. Ventald
Cleveland
Buffalo
Seeandbee
City OF Erie
City OF Buffalo
Burracao
Hurrace
Clavmann
Frost
Cleveland & Buffalo Tranalt Company
Cereland
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