Rainy Sunday Social Notes and Hall's Catarrh Cure
Sunday social notes describe visits and hospitalities across Wichita Macom and Wolf Creek with friends and family, while an old advertisement touts Hall’s Catarrh Medicine as a constitutional remedy. The ad offers a hundred dollar reward if it fails to cure and urges readers to send for circulars and testimonials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. J. Cheney &Co
Toledo
Ohio
Hall
F. J. Cheney & CO
Th. Hall
Pawily
Seymour News Note Missing Punctuation
Five rain changes mood as corn cutting rises as a chef occupation. Lela Neta Tripp Silas Seals visited Seymour Friday night with family. EB Westbrook from Chicago visited his parents in Seymour. Mrs Riley called on Mrs Tripp Saturday after noon. Hensley and J R Pool with wives attended the Seymour Fair Friday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lela
Neta Tripp
Silas Seals
Seymour
EB Westbrook
Chicago
Mrs. Westbrook
Oliver Riley
G W. Tripp
LG Hensley
J.R Pool
Seywour Fair
Norwood News Highlights Local Students and Visits
About 87 students enrolled at Norwood High School on Monday as new country students arrived. Local families planned travel and moves to nearby towns, while several residents, including J W Johnson and family, prepared for a Sept 7 departure to Kansas City. Labor Day brought a half day for pupils and community members noted visiting relatives and local events.
Bryant Items and Rain Shower Note
A brief local note mentions a pleasant rain shower on Sunday and hopes for more rain soon. References Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Reece and their daughter and two daughters Miss Pearle and Miss Nelle appear in the fragmentary item.
Fair Dates We Are Interested In
Fragmented OCR lists dates and names for county shows and organizers across multiple towns. Key entities include Wright County, Springfield, Ozark Stock Show, Norwood, and several officials such as Ho Netson, B. C Househowlder, and Muir. Dates mentioned span September and October with several unclear entries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Springfield
Greene County
Ozark
Ho Netson
Local visits and social calls noted Saturday to Sunday
Mrs R Blank and her mother from North Dakota visited Mrs Harry Thomas Saturday afternoon. Sam and Fred Draper drove them with a wagon load of jonathon apples and cider was pressed. Miss Amelia Oetting spent Saturday night and Sunday with Howe family. Clyde Steinert and Oscar Ryden called at J W Brentlinger’s Monday afternoon. Jay Dennis and wife visited Dave Crider’s Sunday afternoon. Grant Letsinger and wife were at J W Edwards Saturday. Hightrath beatine. Milton Mulington and wife spent Wednesday evening at Lalshipley’s.
Doans Kidney Pills Endorsement From Mansfield Citizen
Mansfield resident W S Smith testifies after years of kidney pains from heavy lifting. He says three boxes of Doans Kidney Pills reduced the trouble and he has had little kidney complaint since. Price 60c at druggists. Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY ad.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mansfield
Dean
W. S. Smith
Doan
Gall
Mr. Smith
Foster-Milburn Co
Mfrs
Buffalo
N. Y
The New Wardrobe's Swift Mail Order Department
The New Wardrobe in Springfield Missouri promotes its social department at the large plant for mail orders. It reports a wide Southwest Missouri customer base with garments shipped by parcel post and promptly returned if needed, claiming consistently satisfactory work for careful dressers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Southwest Missouri
Local Neighbors Share News Of Visits And Births
Jessie visited Spring tight last week while Orland Wallace spent weekend with Howard Broyles. Frey family proud parents of a baby boy Junior Dwaine. Roy Buallew home from St Joe. John Lewis owns truck bought from Miller and Metrite. Jud Broyles and Frank Broyles were in Hartville. Stafford Wallace named postmaster at Kurynant. A M Miller Jonely Spurlock and wife Johnnie Stacy and Lloyd Sherman families left for California. Nobert Klineline and children visited Allen Broyles. Bessie and Harry McCrae were afternoon callers. Ames Pope family left for St Joe. Miss Carlene Miller visited Gertrude Brlinger.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nobert Klineline
Allen Broyles
Bessie
Harry McCrae
Bayer on package assures genuine aspirin product
An old ad touts insisting on Bayer labels for aspirin, claiming genuine Bayer tablets for headache, colds, toothache, and other pains. It notes Bayer packaging, proper directions, and boxed twelve tablet packs as common, with larger bottles also sold. The text attributes Bayer to Bayer AG and a Mongacetic acid ester of suliley licaeia production.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aspira
Huyer
Route Number 2 Leo Dorrell Visit Highlights Local Moves
Route Number 2 Leo Dorrell spent a two day visit last week and prepared to move his family to Mansfield in the Nighols property. He returned to work in Springfiell Saturday morning. GO. A. Edwards continues to recover well and shows steady improvement. Rev. John Taylor preached at J. W. Edwards Friday night and visited Mrs. Dave Crider Saturday morning where her condition remained similar.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leo Dorrell
Mansfield
Nighols
Springfiell
John Taylor
J. W. Edwards
Dave Crider
The Ideal Purgatives for All Ages
The tablets are pitched as a purgative suitable for adults and children. Described as strong for robust use yet gentle enough for kids, they promise an agreeable bowel movement without gripping or discomfort and are easy and pleasant to take.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamberlain
Local families share visits and travel notes in sugarcane town
Rainy week brings kinship updates as Clyde and wife Neva visit Haden Coday and Miss Audrey Henslee, while Miss Juanita Henslee spends nights with relatives. Springfield trips for work and church outings recur among Henslee and Williams families including Harve, Gus, Weaver, and Rosa Williams. Peaches and Cream.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gus Henslee
Harve Henslee
W. HH. Henslee
Juanita Henslee
Springfield
Rosa Williams
Penticostal Church
Remedy for sluggish liver and bowels advertised
A lay time lull and sleepiness attributed to torpid liver and disordered bowels are described. Herbine is touted as a splendid remedy that cleanses the system and restores vim and activity. Price sixty cents. Sold by all druggists.
Trustee Sale Notice for Prock Property in Wright County
Roy A Prock and Ethel D Prock conveyed real estate in Wright County Missouri to secure a note. After default, the trustee will sell the northeast quarter of the southwest quarter and southeast quarter of the northwest quarter in section 30 township 3 range 15 at the Hartville courthouse on October 9, 1922, to satisfy the note plus costs and attorney fees. J E Craig, Trustee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy A. Prock
Ethel D Prock
Recorder of Deeds
Wright County
Misssouri
Missouri
Hartville
J. E. Craig
Calomel Salivates and Loosens Teeth
A vintage health ad warns against calomel a dangerous drug causing sour bile and tooth loosening. It promotes Dodson's Liver Tone as a harmless vegetable substitute that cleanses the liver, requires no salts, and restores energy without sickness. It urges readers to avoid calomel and use Liver Tone for themselves and children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dodson
Eta
Leatherman Studio Kodak work and Ford giveaway
Send Kodak work to the Leatherman Studio for best results. Buy Automobile Tube Patches from J. C. Carter Garage and get a free number on the new Ford car to be given away. Horozone heals wounds and sores for livestock, barbed wire cuts, leaving minimal scarring. price 60e and 120. Sold by ail drugwists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leatherman Studio
J. C. Carter Garage
Ford
Atock
Wists
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Kry
Ray J. Brown
Mansfield, Mo
Lenhart Funeral Home
T. F. Lenhart
Mansfield, Missouri
Wright
Douglas Counties
N. J. Craig
Fougen & Rogers City of Mtn
Grove MarbleWorks
Mountain Grove
J. R. Bogart
M. R. Miller
Ava
J. H. Stephens
Cal, Roy Dennis
Curoc
Jer
Aetna CO
Hugh Williams
BR. McIntosh
Ward B. Hitchcock
Jobe Iye
Frank Lipgest and Son
Wichita Kansas
Macom
Jessie Morton
Vada
Ina Bogart
Wolf Creek
Grey
Ruth Frye
Harve Findley
Vada Bogart
Pool School
TEMN
Norwood
J. W. Johnson
Kaus
City
Bob Raney
Gun
Geo . Freeman of
Manstein
Oak Grove
Jobo Jarrett
Vernice Stecker
Harrison Barrett
Ernest and
Granvil Bruton
Hazewood Bruton
Ralph Shields
Sadie Morley
Pearl Moody
Gladys Chadwell
Seiple Moody
Oklahoms
Walsey VaoNoy
Bryant Items
W.C, Reece
Pearle
Nelle
Wright County Agriculty
Jeanold
Mansfiel
Wo Black
Secrary
Muir and Streetstiw
B. C Househowlder
Amelia Oetting
Howe
Clyde Steinert
Oscar Rydens
J. W. Brentlinger
Jay Dennis
Grant Letsinger
Milton Mulington
Lalshipley ‘S
Sukey
Castoria
Jessie
Orland Wallace
Howard Broyles
Mrs. Chas, Frey
Junior Dwaine
Roy Buallew
St Joe
John Lewis
Miller and Metrite
Broyles
Stafford Wallace
Kurynant
A.M. Miller
Jonely
Por Spurlock
Johnnie Stacy
Lioyd Sherman
California
Soto
Ames Pope
Marion
Marie
Evelyn
Ther
St. Joe
Carlene Miller
Gertrude Brentlinger
Bayer
Pliyster
GO. A. Edwards
Johnson
Clyde Jones
Neva
Haden Coday’s
Audrey Henslee
Manard Williams
Charley Keys
W. H. Henslee
Lou McMahan
Weaver Henslée
Chas Rowland
Brazzie Campbell
Mrs
B. J. Williams
Jennie Lynch
Melbourne
Jim
Carl
Kansas
Walter Henslee
Weaver Henslee
Harry and
Hugh Henslee
St. Louis Street
F. H. Wright Spribyield
Racine
ACORD
Racine Trust
Country Road
Racine Rubber Company
Racine, Wisconsin
Cranks Corner
Ozarks
L. D
J. W. Crank
Drug Company
Farmers & Merchants Bank ‘Capital
J. D. Reynolds
P. W. Nev
P. W. Newton
Guthier Vton
N. J
Securits
Youparison
H. M. Norcross Store
Bank OF Mansfield
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