Winter Returns as Farmers Plant Corn
Seems lke winter again, The farmers have their corn Planted, YW. EB. Stout is sawing at Tom Bogarty, Robert Fry spent Sunday at C. H. Fry's, Tra Brazens spent Saturday oldh at Sam Fry's, J. J. Bry spent Saturday night at Joe Fry's, Elzie Owens and wife have moved to their new home, Willie Smith has gone to Nebraska. Smith Fry has been sick. LITTLE JIMMY
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
EB. Stout
Tom Bogarty
Tra Brazens
Sam Fry
J. J. Bry
Joe Fry
Elzie Owens
Local Society Notes and Family Visits
Routh three point. More pain, W. QO, Williams dined at J. W. Brentlinger’s last Monday. Miss Dulisy Wilson called at Co I COL Bey quilt and did some work last week. Violet and Joseph Wilson were Sunday visitors at M. L. Darlow’s. Frank accompanied them home and spent the evening. Albert Brentlinger, wife and daughter Migs Gertrude spent Friday at G. W. Brentlinger’s and planted potatoes. Ernest Roy and wife are proud parents of a firenbury. Paul William and wife were Sunday visitors at L. M. Troy’s to see the new boy. Mr. Edwards and wife are feeling poorly. Oscar and Jacob Fey spent the future day night at C. H. Ry’s and will spend the week there. Miss Daisy Wilson called C. HL. Fry’s Sunday. Poly Toy and wife visited at I. M. Roy’s Sunday. Miss Myrtle Williams spent one day last week with her grandmother Williams who is not very well.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dulisy Wilson
Violet
Joseph Wilson
M. L. Darlow
Frank
Albert Hrentlinger
Migs Gertrude
G. W. Brentiloger
Oscar
Jaco Fey
C. HH
Myrtle Williams
Granadmi Williams
Hartville visitors attend sermons and club meeting
Jerry Oliver and wife and Miss Aleth Findley of Hartville visited the area Saturday and Sunday and attended preaching at New Slope. Rev Marshall Kills held appointments at New Hope Saturday and Sunday and dined Sunday at Silas Moon's. Local residents and friends gathered including Lorlo and Owen Lind, Dewey Andrews, May Newton and Dilbert Dixon. A lone Club meeting was held Friday with plans for the next gathering in June to discuss Poultry Raising. Mrs John Yates and Miss Myrtle Holliman from tylle visited with Mrs Yates' daughter Mrs ML Phollie man and others at Silas Moon's Tuesday evening. Albert Dixon of Ivove Springs visited in the area several days. Raymond Branstetter worked for Mike Branstetter last week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jerry Oliver
Aleth Findley
Hartville
New Slope
Marshall Kills
New Hope
Souday
Silas Moon
Gaskill
Kansas City
Charley Cramer
Coffeyville
Kan
Judge Cramer
Vie
John
Roland Cramer
Norwood
Robert
Oliver Cramer
Santa Ana
Zavers
Thomas Cemetery
Health note on external Chambelain ointment relief
Readers are advised that internal medicine is often a waste for chronic rheumatism and muscular rheumatism. About 99 of 100 cases improve with external Chambelain ointment applied freely. Ad promotes 35 cent bottle, large 60 cent size.
Twin Sisters Social Inquiries and Rainy Week Updates
Betwehren Hollow s, Von Werth left Saturday night for Fredonia Kansas where he is employed. Clarence Hunsaker accompanied him on his return. Mrs. Shelby McCrie visited Arthur Simmons Sunday. Mrs. La Verna Alfred visited Miss Gladya Hunsaker Sunday. Ming Nellie Lisle visited home folks Sunday. Earnie Wood and Manda Williams visited Miss Elma Marshall Sunday. We are having plenty of rain and crops are looking fine. Woodworth came in from Fredonia Friday. We will stay about a week visiting relatives and friends. Arthur Hunsiker and wife visited his parents Saturday night and Buodway. A party was given at Miss La Verna Alfreds Saturday night about twenty five were present. All reports good.
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von Werth
Fredonia
Kan
Clarence Hunsaker
Wark
Wood Worth
Kansas
Misa la Verna Alfred
White's Cream Vermifuge Sold by Fusen rug Co
White's Cream Vermifuge described as certain destruction to intestinal works yet harmless to children or adults. Price 210. Sold by Fusen rug Co.
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Fusen Rug Co Adv
Wayside Gleanings Local Society Notes Incomplete
Mrs D and family attend Springfield commencement as Chester graduates. Snyder builds a chicken house. Guests at W A Christy home include Greenwood and Greenwoods, Gobble family, and Corella Christy visits Mansfield High. Lorella Christy and Corella Christy attend events. corn planting season noted.
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W. A
J. BE
Greenwood
W. A. Christy
Wallace Gobble
Springfield
Wis
Doan's Kidney Pills Advertised Claim Relief
An old advertisement claims kidney problems cause back pain headaches and depression and promotes Doan's Kidney Pills by Foster Milburn Co with a testimonial from Mrs Jos Horner of Springfield Missouri. The ad notes the price 60 cents and urges buyers to ask for the same remedy. J W Gilley attended Seymour Saturday.
Mansfield High Students Visit Missouri Station
From MTN GOVE JOURNAL Mansfield high school agriculture class toured the Missouri Vaiullen Experiment Station discovering insights. Prof C H Simons was named head of the commercial department at Joplin High. A railway incident near Nervoul caused a train delay and several passenger routes were disrupted for hours.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mansfield High School
Missouritate Voullen
C.H. Simons Line
Joplin High School
Norwood News Briefs From Cedar Gap and Nearby
Meek organizes a 14-man union in Cedar Gap with W C T U backing. Local officers named, including Mrs A L ied and Mrs MN Pirb. Several visits and sermons noted. Miss Zada Jarrett back from Springfield. Mrs Cramer dies in Kansas City area. funeral held at Oak Grove. Hollister’s Rocky Mountain Tea advertised as health aid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Meow
Wilko Meek
Springfield
Cedar Gap
Mre. A. L. Ied
Peoshionts
Hollister
Rocky Mountain
P. M. Huffman
Norwood
Mentho Sulphur Promises Quick Skin Healing
A skin specialist touts Mentho Sulphur for unsightly eruptions and rashes. He claims the preparation heals upon application and dries eczema, urging readers to obtain a small jar from a druggist and use it like cold cream.
County Court Proceedings Highlight Broad Fiscal Actions
Hartville Democrat reports county actions including school fund loans of 400 and 8000 dollars, a detailed quarterly settlement totaling salaries and expenses, bids for a Gasconade river bridge at Kennyford, and numerous road and tax allocations across multiple townships. It notes pard nods for debt, bounties for hawks and owls, and extensive county expenditures on personnel, supplies, and public works.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hartville Democrat
J. W. Hough
F. Mansker
A. Carter
Atock
Elk Creek
Sam Clark
Daniel Martin
Jas. T. Jordan
Gasconade River
Kennyford
Owen Gregory
Clarence Ussery
BE. Newton
Hugh Kinser
R. J. ¢. Smith
Jamey Roger
Knock Mickhan
E. C
FP. Hickman
Van 8
Tentue Jno
W. Garner
L. L. Turner
Merton Smith
S. Turner
Evan Rippee
Marve Widner
J. A. Lee
Jason Findley
OT. Priester
FP. Odell
Andy Chambers
Vernon Odell
No C
Claxton
Everet
Peartson
Oda Rippee
B. J. Williamen
Jesse Newton
L. J. Turner
Paul Ilurria
J. C. Hickman
W. Edwards
A. A. Robertson
Mansfield
Cedar Gan
Norwood
Grove
Sage and Sulphur Compound for Youthful Hair Color
An old remedy Wyeth's Sage and Sulphur Compound is advertised for darkening gray hair and restoring lustre. Sold in drug stores as a ready-to-use product, it promises a natural appearance with few detectable signs of use. The ad notes no medical cure intent and includes an unrelated salary line.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wyeth
Hot Tea for a Bad Cold Promoted as Safe Remedy
A small package of Tamkey Preast Tea is advertised to cure a cold or grip. The method advises steeping a tablespoon in boiling water, drinking the tea several times a day, and claims it opens skin pores, relieves congestion, loosens the bowels, and drives the cold from the system. Aimed as inexpensive and vegetable based.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hamburg
Norwood Route 1 Vicinity Social Notes and Planting Report
In Norwood Route 1 notes farmers report corn planting is underway after dryness returns. People shared visits at homes including Feye Shores Frye and Royal households. A waterway bridge washout was fixed and a cow was killed by a train. Pred and Ben Jack stopped by. Rev. Walker preaches locally.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Walker
For A Weak Stomach Digestive Advice Note
Advice for age and occupation based diets to keep bowels regular. When overeating or constipated, take one Chamberlain's Tablet as recommended by Ady.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamberlain
Ady
St Jacobs Liniment Pitches Quick Back Pain Relief
An old ad promises swift relief for backache lumbago and rheumatic pains. It urges buying a 30 cent bottle of St Jacobs Liniment from drug stores to rub into the sore area and claim the pain vanishes quickly. It mentions two salaries Johns Garnes 26.60 and John A tengley 31.00.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Honest St. Jacobs
St. Jacobs
Dri
John W. Garnes
John A. Tengley
St. Jacobs Liniment
Rain and garden woes linger after wet Sunday
The letter notes rain and cut worms damaging beans and garden plants. J A Whllams and George Farris returned from a week away while Robert Imhoff enjoyed a fishing trip. Berley Thorpe, studying in Mountain Grove, has been home sick for a week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berley Thorpe
Mountain Grove
Castoria Ad Promotes Infant Health Through Generations
A historical notice notes Castoria for infants and children has been in use over 30 years and bears the signature. The column also mentions a light local social scene with residents visiting relatives and attending church services at Wolf Creek.
Diamond Dyes Ad Warns Simple Dye Method
Advertisement urges buying Diamond Dyes with simple directions for dyeing any material. Claims the product prevents mistakes and guarantees color on fabric. Mentions G. Sanders awaiting court and an $18.00 amount.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. Sanders
Texas Wonder ad for kidney and bladder cure
A vintage advertisement claims Texas Wonder treats kidney and bladder troubles including gravel diabetes back problems and rheumatism for both men and women. If not sold locally it can be mailed for $1.26 with a two month supply per bottle. Dr. E W Hall testimonials available. Sold by druggists everywhere.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Texas Wonder
E. W. Hall
Mira St
Tonle
Adv
Jad Salts for Kidney Health Promoted in Ads
An old advertisement urges readers to use Jad Salts to cleanse and stimulate kidneys. It claims the salts, made from grape and lemon acids with lithia, neutralize urine acids, reduce irritation, and end bladder weakness. The copy touts high water intake and taking a tablespoon of Jad Salts daily, promising improved kidney function and relief from backache.
G. Br. Short’s Move to Ma comb
G Br Short’s has moved to Ma comb, updating the address and location for their business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. BR. Short’s
Old Time Cold Cure Tea Ad
An old advertisement promotes Hamburg Breast Tea as a cure for colds. It claims boiling water poured over the tea and drunk as a teacup helps relieve congestion, open the skin pores, loosen bowels, and break a cold. The product is sold at pharmacies.
Fire destroys mill and building at New Grove
A fire last Friday night destroyed the gasoline corm mill and the building at New Grove. Origin unknown. Owned by W. D. Cantrell the building was a total loss. R. I. Crawford, mill owner, carried insurance but faces a loss between 500 and 800 dollars. Hartville Democrat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Grove
W. D. Cantrell
R. I. Crawford
Hartville Democrat
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Robert Fry
C. H. Fry
Willie Smith
Nebraska
Smith Fry
Little Jimmy
Routh 3
Ernest Roy
Wife
Paul Willian
L. M. Troy’s
Mr. Edwards
Poly Toy and Wife
I. M. Roy's
Lorlo
Owen Lind
Dow Bell Man
Dewey Andrews
May Newton
Dilbert Dixon
Goo
Harris
Mra
John Yates
Myntle Holliman
the Tylle
Mra. L. K. Land
Misuieg Lda
Albert Dixon
Ivove Springs
Raymond Branstetter
Mike Branatetter
Hhetmat
Mrs
Shelby McCrie
Arthur Simmon
la Verna Alfred
Gladya Hunsaker
Ming Nellie Lisle
Earnie Wood
Manda Wiliams
Beasle McCrite
Arthur Shamone
T. J. Alfred Smnidiy
Arthur Hunsiker
Buodway
D, Rr, Snyder
Miss Grace
Chester
Cime
M. Schafer
Willow Springs
Dor, Snyder
Mrs. 1. St. Snyder
Mra. Gubble Jawt
Lorella Christy
Hagel Willits
I Snyder
Misa Grace Cola
Corella Christy
Findley
Dean
J. W. Gilley
Seymour Satwday
MTN. Gove Journal
Frinco
Nervoul
Geta
Fuson Drug Company
Johne Fry Wis
Aorwood News
Miss Meek
Deep Invercat
Ryan
Hartville Tesday
Kirkman
Mes. Menderson
Arley Jarrett
Willow Springs Tuewsday
John Huffman Hie
Mississippi
Jim Cgrogin
Chinute
Oak Grove
Macle Jarrett
Olle Cramer
Springfeld
Bayer
Physiciana
Royer Manufacture
L L. T. Doyel of
Macomb
Col
Roy R. Dennis
County Court Proceedings
J. R. Reaves
Jack Lennon
Caeter
Ena North
M. Galleher
Mr. Mitchell
Ray Wood
Salcy
G. DD. Morton
Cutbirth
Marshfield
Pierre
Philip Tresner
Lib
James Conwell
J. ©. Pyatt
Geo. P. Thomas
L. W. Cottengim
Henry Moore
Jack Cullibird
Chas
Geo
Thomas
Unet
A. H. Saladin
Mark Mitchell
Addie Moore
HW CC
Bhelton
Don Mure
Ant Erader
Arkley Douglas
Ben Arnold
Trattes
M. G. Trensley
Malinda Hughes
J. A. Fuson
J. A. Furon
Ms. Hughes
Hans Olson
G. Tayloe
Tayloe Hoy
T. F. Lenhart
Holly Hughes
Eli Miller
Nora Morgan
J. Odell
Henry Price
D. C
J.P. Turner
J. P Garner
Blade
Jack Bane
Wright County
Miles
Beatrice Blair
Joshua
Tex
B.C. Newton
G. W. Newton
Cottengim
Deine
Missy Myrtle Shores
Miss Nellie Feye
Mabel Pearcey
Mara, Waong
Orville Quesendercy
Sam Jack's
Virell Royal
Nellie Feye
Geo. Shores
Edna and
Opal Rowland
J. &. Lanham‘s
Dave Bennet
Burley Moody's
Jim
Thi
Merida Gray Farm
John Wooty
Sam Gray
W. H. Brake
Ollie
May Frye
Virgil Royal
Homer Findley
Ernest and
Karl Cecil
J. W. Prentlinger
H. M. Thomas
J. H. Fry
Pred
Ben Jack
Claribelle Frye
G. E. Shere's
Virginia Brake
Misees Maye Frye
Sophia Bennett
Mr. Munim
Dave Bennett
Sophia
J. A. Frye
Opa Lewis
Bryant
Dith Dayle
W. HL. Brake
Vrethan Royal
Nellie Frye
George Fhermes, Jr
V. FE. Reyal
Jno
UW. Frye
Dolly
J. A. Whllams
George Farris
Too
Robert Imhoff
Juoa
Castoria
Wolf Creek
Berta Johnsson
M. C
Coday
Berta Smith
Mrs. Dewey Skinner
Don Keys
Family
N. Findley
Eli Coday
Clearance Coiday
Texas
DeLacy
DeLacy Chemical Co
St. Louis
Joe H. Silt
Ava
Dragaiste
Marine Eye Remedy Co
Chicago
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