Sunset Hill Singers Draw Affected Crowd At Community Event
A local Sunset Hill gathering featured surprise singing led by Lell Pope with many neighbors in attendance. The event included numerous residents such as Crippen, Smiths, Owens, MelIntosh, Bennett, Frye, and Sipes among others. After performances, John Rich's solo drew laughter as portions of the town shared music, meals, and social time. The piece notes upcoming gatherings and family visits, including illness updates for Mrs. Jeff Smith and travel news from families visiting Westboro and Gilmore City.
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Lell Pope
Sic
Wl. Crippen
Leele Tam
Jef Smith
Standson
Claude Smith
Ucle
Deatric
Ova MelIntosh
Ida
Feu Piye
Dellie
Lalite Coday
Goldie Bennett
Thursle Findley
Stellaany Mabel Owens
Agnes Eh
Elva Smith
Messre Dersey Sipes
Lester Owens
Johnl
Herbert Frye
Rayrr Bennett
Ernest
Hichard Sebcher
Fred Smith
Rufus Vo
Valney Smith Thei
Heed
Waite
Ben Maxwell
Hocar Ulelstosh
Elva Owens
Jesse Curtis
Ye Ron
Owen
Arthur Rich
Jim Findley
Rowell Findley
Sam- Claude Smith
Pauline
John Rich
James Frye
Rich
Rudolph Schlicher
Tom
Bill Frye
Rufus
Hobart
Chester McIntosh
Dewey Sikes Reed
Walter Crippen
Beaxwell
Long
Reed Jilson
Fred
Homer Findley
Misses Dothe
Lallie Coday
Goldie
Ruth Bennett
Deatrice
Wa MelIntosh
Ellen
Ida Frye
Berta Johnson
Cora Findley
Public Sale of Western Horses at Mansfield Stock Yards
Public sale at Mansfield stock yards on Saturday May 28 1921 starting about 2 30 p m featuring a car load of South Dakota horses and mares all ages Auctioneers Roy Dennis and A M Cotten gan and clerk Geo Bo Preeman Terms to suit purchaser G F Williams owner Cols Roy Dennis and A M Cottengan Auctioneers Geo Bo Preeman Clerk
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Mansfield
Zoo
Aucton
South Dakota
G. F. Williams
Roy Dennis
A.M. Cottengan
Geo
Bo Preeman
Community notes from Mt Everett area church and visits
Hicks reports Grandma Casida not improving. A crowd of young folks visited Mr. Ludlow and Mr. Wade's family. Miss Iva Miller saw Miss Pauline Pope. Perry Ludlow’s condition is improving. Miss Ora Pope stayed with Gertie Dugan. Busy Bee Sunday School sent best wishes to Seth Letsinger. Floyd Stacy and wife with baby visited Mr. George Shinpaugh. George Hale visited Floyd Hale. Mt. Everett church events drew good attendance. singing at Mt. Pleasant each Saturday night.
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Floyd Stacy
George Shinpaugh
Boys State Fair School Examination Announcement
The boys aged 10 to 15 must attend the state fair examination on June 4 1921 at Hartville High School Auditorium Missouri Centennial Exposition. The top average scorer represents Wright County at Sedalia State Fair August 14 to 20 with transportation paid by Missouri. All applicants must report at 1:20 p.m.
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We High School
Hartville
Missouri
Wright County
Sedalia
Notice to Teachers Examinations Set for June 3 4
Notice to teachers announces the regular teachers examination will be held in the High School Auditorium Hartville June 3 and 4 starting promptly at 8 00. The location and dates are specified for educators to prepare accordingly.
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Hartville
Ford Produces About Four Thousand Cars Daily
Ford is operating at full speed with daily output around 4,000 cars at Detroit. May plans tally 101,125 vehicles, not counting Port Canadian or foreign plants, with May 12 marking a daily high of 4,002. Projections suggest May 2021 will exceed May 1920 by 15,000 to 20,000 units.
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Ford
Detroit
Port Canadian
Ford plant in Detroit runs full time three shifts
About 45,000 workers are employed at Ford Motor Company's Detroit factory. The plant operates on a six day week across three shifts. Henry Ford said, We were never in a better condition than we are right now.
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Detroit
Ford Motor Company
Henry Ford
Planting resumes amid cool weather across region
Weather remains cool as corn planting continues after heavy rains. Many farmers had to replant. Miss Ethel Findley and Mrs. Oscar Moody attended their uncle John Bolt's funeral at Norwood Sunday. Charley Findley Jr. attended Wolf Creek church. Miss Ethel Findley is staying at Norwood. Forrest Rice and wife from Mansfield attended Macomb church Sunday.
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Ethel Findley
Oscar Moody
John Bolt
Norwood
Charley Findley, Jr
Wolf Creek
Forrest Rice
Mansfield
Macomb
Big Tomato Plant and Storage House Burned at Marshfield
A major fire destroyed the Marshfield Supply company tomato canning plant and its main 50 by 200 foot warehouse in Marshfield Missouri. Disastrous losses totaled about 75000 with several canning firms affected as stock was burned. The blaze began around 130 this morning and Marshfield lacking local fire apparatus could not contain it. Authorities suspect defective firing with possible incendiary origin under investigation. Insurance partially covers the loss, marking Marshfield's third fire in three months with combined losses near 175000.
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Marshfield, Mo
Marshfield Supply Company
Missouri
B. Fr. Julian
Marshfield Company
Marshfield
Springfield Leader
Treatment of Common Colds Lessons from a Physician
A well known physician says if all who catch cold stayed in bed for the first twenty four hours, fewer cases would drag on with distressing symptoms and end in more serious disease. To aid recovery, use Chamberlain's Cough Remedy. Bowels should move daily whether sick or well.
Cotter Dam Project Would Create 100 Mile Lake
The Dixie Power company plans a 215 foot high Cotter Dam on the White river near Cotter forming Lake Moark about 200 feet deep, one mile wide and 100 miles long. Preliminary work may finish this summer with construction to start, aiming to supply power across 200 miles including many towns in Arkansas and Missouri.
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White River
Cotter
Periodic Bilious Attacks Advice for Prevention
Persons subject to periodic bilious attacks should not drink tea or coffee at any time. Skip one meal and take three of Chamberlain's Tablets and you may be able to avoid the attack. They have no desire for food when an attack is due but usually eat because it is meal time.
Farm Auction Notice Near Bryant Postellica June 2 1921
A farm sale scheduled for Thursday June 2 1921 at mile southeast of Bryant Postellica lists livestock and equipment: red cows calves horses bees Deering mower McCormick mower hay equipment plows wagons and tools. Total proceeds exceed 10 dollars. Sale details include terms and conditions for bid and payment.
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Bryant Postellica
McCormick
Robbery ring busted by Mansfield authorities
A well organized band of six alleged store breakers was captured after a hardware store break in Mansfield. Fred Rogers, Walter Garner the alleged leader, and others were arrested with loot recovered. A key gang member fled south but is pursued. authorities praise the takedown and warn others near Mansfield, Mount Grove, and neighboring towns.
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Mansfield
Mrn. Grove
A. Alcorn & Son
Mr. Alcorn
Strong
J. H. Atkisson
Fred Rogers
Clarcote
Okla
Mtn. Grove
Crewse
Rogers
Claremore
Constable Atkisson
Walter Garner
Mtn
Grove
State Penitentiary
Vicenome
Davis
Oscar Souls. TV
Alleila
Okoahoma
Garner
Til
Hietach Iit
David
Aveo
Marshal Lea
Mt. Grove
Moartin
Martin
Atkisson
Agee
Hartville Wedsday
Alcorn Hardware Company
Oscar Seals
Mun. Grove
Douglas County
Marshal Strong
Manafield
Mun
Mansfield to Have Bakery Debuts In City
McCandless of Willow Springs entered Mansfield this week to rent the City Meat Market building and furnace west of the market. He will run a bakery and pastry parlor offering cakes cookies and a 17 ounce loaf of bread for 10 cents and aims to open by June 1. McCandless has six years in baking and promises bread capable of competing with others, seeking citizen and neighboring town support.
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Mansfield
McCandless
Willow Springs
Tle
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Joe Frye
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Eygens
Elza Ow
Sander
Nellie
Mae Frye
Blla
Lua Frye
Erdy
Papp
Cayme Bennetts
Rory
Joe Prye
Tom Jeff Smith
Secon
Mrs. Ore Wa
Lisses Mars
Ida Fy Toe
Elsie Owens
Asain
Dennis
Elzie Owens
Ts. Welch
Westboro
Sidney Barnett
Amos
Gilmore City
Iowa
Miss Mor Long
Rye
U. Long
Roy Hogens
Ae Huggans
Roy
Miss Thursie Findley
Uncle Tow Jet
Smith's
Joe Frye’s
Elza Owens
Wie and Twoy
Alvin Long
Othel Long
Ernest Cecil
Ida and
Ellen Frye
Samuel ED Pry
Vernon Benuert
Mary Dennis
U. S
Ut Tuday
Reputaton Co
Atlanta. Ga
Casida
Mr. Wade
Pete Upp
Iva Miller
Pauline Pope
Perry Ludlow
Busy Bee
Seth Letsinger
George Hale
Floyd Hale
Mt. Everett
Mt. Pleasant
Dr. Miles
Big Tomato
Moncey
Dr.Price
A Price Baking Powder Factory
Independence Blvd
Ciors
Eli Wloset
ACTOS
Lelor
Coo
Wkti Imean
Deride
S.S
Swift Laboratory
Atlanta
Georgia
Blue Goose
Square
Commercial St
Clarence Smalley
Catch Band of Robbers
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