Local notes on farming and visits from area residents
Our Correspondents report busy farmers plowing for corn and various visitors from Mes to Fredericktown. Miss Maud Davanlt and Miss Massie Shell feature among residents visiting or ill, while Joe Manning was called by phone about a farm fire. The school under Prof Hotxe and Miss Clippard progresses, fencing work appears, and local tradesmen like Halin blacksmith face rumors of quitting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
PG. Clippard
Madison
St. Francois Counti
Joe Manning
Echarelh
Hotxe
Mary Clippard
George Pickett
Zalma
Halin
George Smith
Laresville
J. M. Shell
Nellie Htaaken
Hashes
Gianken Fry
Health ix improving Thatecdi WNIT
Health notes show improving conditions as readers report community events and visits. Mentions of Robins family, Mrs Ny BoC, and Marvin Bolhinatern death reflect local life and recent losses amidst uncertain weather and social notes.
Public School Closing Exercise Delights Patrons
The closing exercise of our public KehOO Was interesting and patrons were pleased with Mr. Bair as teacher. Dialogues and declensions were well rendered and a good dinner followed. The local logal Denitise covers dine county, not the whole state. Venable and others are making garden. Mail carrier reported improving.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hinlhasee Saiday
Massie
Ted
Lownt
Turuner
Celly
Hought
Sui Shell
Aly Aeumse Wildert
Hrreen Fox
Nuitton
Bollinger
Tigmors
Bair
A. W. Yount
Venable
Leopold Returns and Local Happenings Reported
After a weeks absence Leopold plans to return health improving though a few cold and eye sores persist Farmers prepare for corn planting Merchant John Tenholder returns from St Louis with spring goods Prof B I Holtze builds new house material on site John Krossel surveys farm and repairs fence near St Louis two upcoming weddings reported Merchant A Hulshof ships bogs to St Louis Joe Seiler loses fence to fire Ed Jones of Whitewater buys harness from Herman Elfrink
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Tenholder
St. Lewis
Prof
B. 1. Holtze
Merchant A. Hulshof
St. Louis
Joe Seiler
Ed Jones
Whitewater
Herman Elfrink
Local notes and social visits around town in a period Spelling error rugged update
Health generally good. Locals discuss weather delaying work. Miss Tiina Siteas visited Miss Pithied Hijviikle Sipadiy. Mrs Charles Michie hosted visitors. Charles Gibbs and family seen about town. Sunday school begins next week with literature plans. Prof Nichols back from St. Louis. Urban Gibbs, J.A. Younger and families noted at various gatherings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tiina Siteas
Charles Gibbs
Neue Golem
Adien
John Simpson
Albert Charles
Prof. Nichols
St. Lens
J. AL Younger
William Jackson
Odd Local Notes Report Distorted Creek Area Events
A garbled OCR style list mentions Tom Reed returning to Capton Creek and Vita Fowler visiting Wave County. References to Henry Shetley leaving for Texas, Nettie Crader hosting a pleasant Saturday party, Bud Tinnie quitting work to farm, and several unclear items on Perskins Creek and Graveltin.
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Taele Mike
Diel
Vita Fowler
Wave County
Powler
Perskins Creek
Henry Shetley Fett
Texas
Mr. Shetley
Nettie Crader
Farmers Hustle to Prepare Corn Ground and Plant
Dennis Benfield notes improving health of the community and observes farmers busy with corn ground preparation and planting, predicting it will be a leading industry for a period. He comments on greater hustle among farmers than ever before.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dennis Benfield
Wheat and community notes from a rural 19th century column
A rural community update reports poor wheat prospects and busy farmers plowing and planting corn. It notes family and church mentions, an ailing resident, a horse injured by a log, a death on April 1, and several local names traveling to Arcadia for related matters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Sitzes
Local notes on weddings farming and union meeting news
Touiatlin. Health improves for Squire Winters who has been sick for weeks. Andrew Phelps of Coldwater visits his brother. James Berry of Whitewater visits GOR. A wedding near Lathe ties Cobb of Arkansas to Miss Clarion A Haffmanad. County union meets July 16-17 and dues are payable. Bollinger County union works with Glen Allen to build a mill. Daniel Hales builds a fence lot.
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Squire
Andrew Phelps
Coldwater
Wayne Coc
Itmene Tatlin
James Berry
Whitewater
Gor
Sony
Dobe Cobb
Arkansas
Miss Clarion A. Haffmanad
Lathe
Rew
Poston
Mn Cobb
N. W. Haffman
County Union
Kinder
See
Treas
Laflin
Bollinger County Union
Glen Allen Ana
Local News Roundup From Our District
After a brief absence a small hotel of news returns with health updates. Farmers plow for corn and prospects look favorable for a large fruit crop. Mrs. Daniel Proffer improves from poor health as does N W Huffman. Marguerite Cobb endures a severe cold. Jacob Masters appears on the play list briefly. Arthur Tate visits home last weekend. Mrs Logan Brown and babe are mentioned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daniel Proffer
N.W. Huffman
Marguerite Cobb
Jacob Masters
Arthur Tate
Logan Brown
Babe
Rural Illinois Entries Tie Families and a Wedding
Visitors from Illinois correspond about relatives living near Latesville. Luranna Allen stays with Mrs. Daniel Proffer. L. M. Cobb of Todge visited Mr. and Mrs. WoL Cobb and attended a marriage. Daniel Jeffer rented WoM Morgan’s farm. Kendall and Mises Preaffer visited their sister Mrs. John Meangle. Jobin UL and Mies Clarion A. Haffinat married at the bride’s parents home, April 4, 1900, Rev. Wold officiating. The bride is described as gentle and the groom as a fine young man from near Latesville. The writer sends best wishes for happiness.
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Inllinois
Luranna Allen
Daniel Proffer
L. M. Cobb Af
Wol. Cobb
Our Creek
Daniel Jeffer
Morgan
Kendall
Mises
John Meangle
Latesville
Jobin UL
Local Notes From McMinn County Community News
Weather fine and scattered visits as families from Marble Hill to Zephyr share updates. Mrs Thomas loses two month old baby in a house fire. community offers sympathy as Troy Francis plans prayer meeting and Little Vine churchgoers attend Saturday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hart Kinder
Notary Public N E Tallent in Glen Allen Missouri
N E Tallent a notary public and conveyancer operates in Glen Allen Missouri offering authentication and document stamping services to individuals and businesses seeking witness and attestation of legal instruments in the region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Notary Public
Glen Allen
Missouri
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