Community Notes from Macomb Route 2 and Surrounding Areas
Mrs M C Coday and children left for Oklahoma with sister Berta Johnson as she joins her husband there. Friday visitors to Macomb school included Geo Hale Karl Letsinger Misses Ollie Nellie Prye Ida Short and Mrs Virgil Royal. A lively program pleased all. Ruth Frye ill with tonsillitis. Minnie Johnson taught in Mrs Brotemarkie’s place due to illness. Several attended Mr McDonald’s speech Thursday night. Nellie Frye ill. Opal Short returned from Huartville to see sister Mrs Chas Doty in Springfield. Vaccinated by local travel and rallies, many reported a big time at Min grove for the Republican rally. Route 2 notes include rain, visits, and plans for California departure by Bill Hale. Darrells work at Harley Stout’s. Tom Frye helping cut wood for Jake Hoover. lots of social activity in the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. C. Coday
Oklahoma
Berta Johnson
Rudolph
Ernest Sehlisher
Fred
Bill
Jack Maomeey
Athron Bennett
Minnie Johnson
Mr. McDonald
Maconil
Nellie Frye
Opal Short
Huartville
Chas
Doty
Springfield
Emma Findley
Fred Miller
Avi
Macomb
Min
Grove
the Mirror
Frank Smalley
Arthur Pf. Fish
Sidney Williams
Mountain Grove
J. L. Munsell
Olathe
Waldron
Kas
Fuson Drug Co
J. E. Seal
Hartville
Mansfield
Orel Dennis
Seal Place
Hartville Road
Anderson
Seymour
Wright County Baptist Association
Mt. Zion Church
L. L. Nichols
J. C. Pope
T. L. Roberts
W. N. Pearman
L. M. Hensley
W. S. Griffith
P. Davis
Marshall Ellis
J. E. Dotson
Harvest Repeats Joyful Summer, Now Rain Dampens
OLATHE reports warm summer days gave a bountiful harvest this year and gratitude abounds. church at Shiloh is being painted. Erna Ray's family visits parents. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Young welcome their 11th son born Monday. Cris Tyson moves to Macomb. Alma Draper visits. Ulyases Phelps improves after moving to Ava for care. Otto Mays and Paul Hedrick sing and crowd attends. Sidney Williams and son Harmey relocate to a new home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shiloh
Towers
Erna Ray
Dora Robertson
L. M. Ray's
Joseph Young
Mansfield Christian Endeavor Praise Letter to Youth
Reverend P E Robertson from Linddgay Scotland expresses praise for Mansfield youths Christian Endeavor program, commending their busy efforts and hoping for continued work and a safe future, sending best regards to all, both Christian and non-Christian.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. E. Robertson
Two Marriages Reported In Mansfield And Ava
Rev J H P Pool united in marriage at the Ivy residence Mansfieldcl Forest M Rice of Mansfield and Miss Cora Ivy on Oct 24 1920 with bride and parental family present Loy H Shinpard and Milas Blanche Moore also wed in Ava Saturday Frank Broyles and Miss Lucy Shinpaugh part of the bridal party Newlyweds to reside in Mansfield The Mirror offers congratulations Rudolph Wickman and Miss Susan Willems wed Sept 30 1920 in Liberty Mo They will live in Kansas City where he works for the King Mleno Co Friends extend best wishes
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. H. P. Pool
Ivy
Mansfield
Forest M. Rice
Mias
Cora Ivy
Loy H. Shinpard
Milas Blanche Moore
Ava
Frank Broyles
Lucy Shinpaugh
the Mirror
Rudolph Wickman
Clay Center
Kansak City
Jonas Wickman
Rudolph
Mra. Wickman
Liberty
Susan Willems
Kansas City
Kink! Mleno Co
Public Sale Auctions Cattle Farm Implements and More
Two public sales to be held in Nebraska and Olathe featuring cattle hogs poultry and farming equipment. November 1 sale at Mansfield with 10 am start including milk cows sows hogs and gear. November 4 sale at the C W Towe farm listing cattle dairy cows Jersey Guernsey and sheep along with tools and household items. Terms cash under 10 and bankable notes on larger sums at 8 percent interest. Auctioneers Roy Dennis J MunSell Arthur Pish and clerks George Freeman.
Public Auction at McMaster Farm Near Macomb
A public sale will commence at 10 o'clock a.m. Friday November 5 at the McMaster farm 212 miles south of Macomb and d miles north of Cluthe. Farm implements, live stock, household goods, and a DeLaval cream separator are listed. The sale includes horses, mules, cattle, calves, farming gear, blacksmith tools, and furniture. Terms: cash on sums over ten dollars, 12 months on bank, no goods removed until terms complied with. Lunch served by Macomb Ladies Aid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McMaster
Macomb
Cluthe
County Court Officials Listed for Hartville Area Precincts
A long roster records judges of election for Mountain Grove Township and surrounding precincts with Republicans and Democrats named per locality. The list includes Mountain Grove South Precinct, Clark, Cedarfield, Pleasant Valley, Wood, Willow Springs, Hart, Gasconade, Van Buren, Brush Creek, Noone, Montgomery, Elk Creek, Union, and Clay Townships, plus appointed officers. Followed is a Civil Service examination notice for post office clerk and carrier in Mountain Grove on November 27, 1920 with age, height, and health prerequisites and application details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mountain Grove Township
South Precinct
J. A. Chase
FF. Stone
Henry Martin
W. M. Peartian
James E. Nuseell
W. A. Hofforth
Clark Township
Norwood
Republicana
S. A. D. Ussery
Walter Kemp
Huffman
J. E. Ellis
George Grant
Vinas Sanders
Macomb
Bill Crippin
John Liggett
A. Binley
T. P. Campbell
Claude Dickerson
Geo. Shore
Wmeasaiut Valley Township
Cedarfield
C. A. Stephens
L. Tensley
J. W. Brazeal
WB. Fullington
A. C. Tarburton
Oliver Rippee
Pleasant Valley Township
Mans- Gap
Ile Crockett
Posie Odier
W. Rippee
R. D. Burney
M.D. Rehman
M. V. Spain
Wood Township
Long
Albert Reberry
F. A. Brow
L. A. Butcher
A. Newl
James Hanceley
J. J. Paxton
Willow Springs
Arthur Chadwell
Harvey Fly
Sanford Walker
Democrits
Dug Needham
Jas. Gaddis
Fred Yorun
Hart
Gasconade
W. Carver
Arthur Gilley
George EK. Face
J. J Brasher
E. J. Tool
B.S. Davis
van Buren
Eli Atkinson
Henry Wood
Matterson Hutsell
J. C. Ellis
D R. Hop King
J. P. Melisley
Brush Creek Township
Republicros
William Trout
Aul Robinett
Jobin Garner
M. Robermon
Harve Hart
A. E. Hightower
Noone Township
Everett Pyatt
John Kelley
J. R. Pearman
Joane Coday
Hosea Nichols
Javon Young
Montgomery Township
J. H. Hunter
W.W. Washburn
Bert A. Wilson
J. G. Walker
Robt
Benton
Rome
Elk Creek
John Wynn
Will Scott
Chas
Hoge
Mountain Grove
Foote Family Visit Amid Railroad Engine Work
Mrs. C. H. Foote and two sons from Waterloo Iowa visit A. L. Foote and wife. They lived here with A. L. and wife prior summers, while the FOOTEs are now in Wignowed CH, where Foote is engaged in making railroad steam engines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. H. Foote
Waterloo
Ira
A. L. Foote
A. L
Foote Ia
Roosevelt Abhors Wilson in 1920 Campaign
A long critique of Theodore Roosevelt's viewpoint on Wilson and the 1912 progressive legacy. It argues Roosevelt would oppose Wilsonism and the Wilson administration, citing his Cooper Canyon speech and a Chicago address, and contrasts Roosevelt’s stance with Franklin D. Roosevelt’s 1920 bid for vice president and Democratic support. The piece also surveys John L. Sullivan’s record as Secretary of State, campaign tactics, and related political notes from the era.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Rosevelt
Theodore Roosevelt
T St
Tits Nithan
Theadore Roosevelt
Wilson
Wilsonian
Daniels
Navy Department
Franklin F. Roosevelt
Chicago
Diels
Claiis
Wilsoniam
Hoosvelt
John L. Sullivan
Sedalia
State Board of Equalization
Sullivan
State Auditor
John P. Gordon
Board of Equalization
Secretary of State
Why Vote For Amendment 6: Farm Purchase Narrative
A story explains Amendment 6 by contrasting renting a farm with buying it. A young couple with a teacher wife chooses to buy for 1200 dollars with 200 down and 200 yearly for five years, paying 150 yearly rent earlier. The father later provides annual income from investments to illustrate long term benefits. Vote YES on Amendment 6.
Autumn Weather Turns Rainy as Winter Approaches
The writer notes pleasant autumn days giving way to rain and chill. Migratory wild ducks and geese head south signaling winter onset. Otto Moody and family visited his father's farm from Friday to Monday. Lowell Moody has been sick along with his daughter Fern.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Otto Moody
Lowell Moody
Public Auction at Spencer farm near Cold Spring
Having sold my farm I will sell at public auction at my place on Spencer farm 2 miles west of Cold Spring and 11-2 miles east of Brushy Knob commencing at 10 a.m. on Saturday November 6. Seven head horses and mules one creey mare 11 years old weight about 1200 pounds bred to jack, one creey mare 10 years old weight about 1200 pounds, a first-class work team, one bay mare 10 years old weight about 1150 pounds, one iron gray mare 9 years old weight about 1100 pounds bred to jack, one sorrel mare 6 years old weight about 1100 pounds bred to jack, two good sucking mules. Seven head of cattle one cow 6 years old, three cows 4 years old, one cow 3 years old, one fat heifer 2 years old, one yearling fat heifer. Hogs four lead hogs weigh about 100 lbs each. Farm implements and feed include harness wagon harrow shovels plow corn fodder shocks maize kaffir corn cane seed potatoes sorghum molasses and more. Household items range stove beds tables chairs and more. Terms cash on sums up to 10 dollars and credit for over 10 dollars with bankable note bearing interest. 6 percent discount for cash on sums over 10 dollars. H. RIDDLE Col J R McIntosh Auctioneer M Anderson Clerk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nebraska
Asfl Tarhautton
Willeswort
Mansfield
Spritefield Road
John Deere
Sone Corm
Sharples Cnewm
Munsell
Arthur Pish Col
Roy BR
Dennis
Jack
Tom Hreedlove
Bryant
Public Auction on Tom Hreed Place near Mansfield Bryants
Auction set for Monday November 8 at 10 a m listing three horses and mules cattle hogs dogs farming implements household goods and more with terms cash on sums over ten and nine months on date. Items include one bay horse nine years old black horse fourteen years old a Jennet one year old five cows four to seven years old all milking three red heifer calves two fat hogs two fox hounds two hunting dogs and various tools and furniture auctioneers A McCrite Col Roy R Dennis with J E Craig as clerk
Traveling bag stolen from car near post office
A traveling bag belonging to W. Beach was stolen from his car parked near the general post office on Booneville street about 9 o clock Friday night. The thief took $15 in money and a small amount of personal belongings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. Beach
General Post
Booneville Street
Springfield
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Virgil Royal
Mr. Martin
Baptist Church
Richard Schiicher
Dolly Dimple
Leo Dorrell
J. W. Edwards
Paul Williams
John Brentlinger
Clarence Shinpaueh
Bill Hale
California
M. H. Barlow
Danay Wilson
George W. Brentlinger
Peabody
Brentlinger
George Miller
Wen
Ratte
Gebeont Shasta
Leo
Darrell
Harley Stout
Ilewie
Harley
Tom Frye
Charles
Jake Hoover
Myrtle Moore
Mise Marguerite
Robert, Freeman
Sukey
Robertson
George Horn
Roy Dennis
Geo, B, Freeman
Porlm Sale
C. W. Towe
Ff. Mn. On
Geo
Freewan
Macomb Ladies’ Aid
T. G. Johnson
Cal
Rey Ro Dennis
Adertonoor
B. Freeman
Clerk
Republican
Judges OF Election
W. C. Shannon
George Newton
John A. Dennis
C. A. Swenson
John Wheeler
BE. EB. Randall
Union Township
A. P. Hudson
J. BR. Mott
W. O. Kost
O. L. Bramhall
Charles Shields
Jake Odell
Rufus Hodges
Eves
Nough Reese
Mo A. Hunter
FARC
The
Mike Gallieher
D. H. Arnold
J. W. Jackson
Harris Pope Hardware Co
T. H. Jones
J. P. Dennis
Gary
Slvde Creek
Ray Wood
CG. W. Rane
G. Sanders
Landers Lumber Company
H. ©. Shelton
Jas, Stacey
B. C. Newton
Earl Sanders
Tom Johnson
Wm. Cottengim
John W. Garner
John A. Hensley
Cc. Carter
Floyd Ellington
Board of Civil Service Examiners
Mountain Grove, Mo
Roosevelt
T. R
By Scott C. Bone
Wilaoniam
Danielism
Atkinson
George H. Middelkamp
Middelkamp
John M. Atkinson
Middlekamp
Con FP
Curran
St. Louis
John Fugel
Catholic Church
Vienna Mo
Father Figel
last-Dispatch
Mansfield Gymnasium
Seymour High School
Mansfield High School
Cantrell
Dr. L. Turner
T. A. Brooks
I. E. Taylor
Hugh Williams
J. G. Wright
Lutesville
Commerce
Oklo
C. B. Davis
Nugget Theatre
Smallett
H. Minor
Missouri
J. A. McCrite
Arizona
James Newton
A. M. Brotemarkle
O. L
Sunset Hill
Stony Point
Elza Owens
Emerson
Iowa
Herbert Fry
Mildred Anderson
Stella Owens
Jessie Curtis
J. Owens
Mary Dennis
J. E. Stout
Prolasses
Samuel Lester Dennis
Dence Ernato
Hartsville
Spencer
Cold Spring
Brushy Knob
A. Mm
H. Riddle
J. R. McIntosh
M. Anderson
A. McCrite
Roy R. Dennis
J. E. Craig
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