Gossip From Glen Allen And Surrounding Areas
Local notes recount visits by Miles Whitener and family, Mrs B H Walton, Miss Mesa Wilkinson, and others. Mentions health, schooling moves, and attendance at a Allenville picnic on April 14. Reports show Ed Reed teaching at Mayfield Smith Academy and unscheduled teacher hiring at Council Ridge. County residents ride trains, farm work continues, and good wishes are offered to Tax Pass Back Evrs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clippard
Tor Pars
Mra
M. W. Huffman
A. A. Huffman
W. H. Allmom
Allenville
Dora Snider
Edith Reed
Lydia Upeburcb
Marble
Edith, Reed
Mayfield-Smith Academy
Reed
Edith
Council Ridge School
Tegcher
J. M. Allman
T. J. Bowlin
J. W. Snider
Wm. Nicholas
Bridge Gang
Cotton Belt Railroad
Uncertain Liberal Offer Shown in Farmers Institute Ad
A fragmented Liberal offer appears in a Readers ad promoting Farmers Institute editions and materials for local and county readers. The text hints at farming home needs and broad offerings, with unclear terms and scope described.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farmers' Institute Editry
Parmer
Wis
Vague local notes on families and schools in Cape county
Fragmentary items mention Ikory Grove Egood and J M King arranging for children's events. References to J M Lemley visiting hall, Proffer returning home, and families Kistron and viv in the area. No clear dates or cohesive narrative.
Local notes from Loyd and area greetings
Tallent J F Yount erected a large barn this spring Otto Munnoch cleared ground and fenced it Miss Sallie and Willie Kitchen visiting relatives at Advance Mia Will Salyer and Miss Nancy Davis visiting brother at Flat River Enterprising merchant has new stock of goods J Gook W Ward and A Bagwell toured Fredericktown W Davis added to his dwelling A B Bennett in burg Reagan bought interest in Columbus Yount's store Loyd Squire Long and lady visited Mrs Long's parents Pulliam moved back from Mine Motte Teachers abroad shaking hands with friends W G Kitchen harvests wheat with new binder Young folk had a surprise party at Noah Kitchen's Rev F Yount preached at Mount Carmel Robert Tinnig returned home from Donklin county Mrs Kitchen and Mrs Biffle on business trip to Patton Miss Christian Bindy visited N Kitchen's home Lacy Biffle went to Marquand to see his beatgirl depant for St Louis Mospacx
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Bennett
J. H. Reagan
Columbus Yount
Loyd
Squire Long
Noah Kitchen
F. ¥. Yount
Mount Carmel
Robert Tinnig
Donklin County
Kitchen
Biffle
Patton
Christian Bindy
N. Kitchen
Lacy Biffle Wen
Marquand
St. Louis
Mospacx
Advent of Spring Observed at Hurricane Church
Local notes mention a wedding in progress and a Sunday school event at Hurricane Church. Farmers report sheep shedding winter coats and Angora goats purchased by A. J. Lincoln praised as valuable stock. Word spreads of plans to attend the St. Louis dedication at the 80th annual event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stra
Cape County
Oron
Hurricane Church
A. J. Lincoln
St. Louin
Twn
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Nerigus
Dr. Polk
Kery
Isk
Bt Tims
Rae
Th Dubein
Hero's
Ideal Life
Bob Taylor
Reynolds
Jones
Blign Guay
Gien
Allen
Wie Killen
Waa
Bors
Oricktown
Miles Whitener
Boasville
Glen Allen
BH. Walton
Jacob Rhodes
Mesa Wilkinson
Lodge
Will Revelle
Perry Aldrich
Sunda
Marthe Hill Naw
Sanday
Juan Sitze
Thuily
Castor
Arthur Moyers
M.8. Academy
Torsens
Cor
Ikory Grove
Egood
J. M. King
Children
Down
Fader
J. M. Lemley
Proffer
Kistron and Family
Snider
Laflin
Burette Snider
B.S. Snider
John Deere
Coe
Dr. & M. McAnanily
Scopus
F. M. Nowell
Asa Stevens
H. B. Cole
Tra Anderson
A. T. Barnett
Lutesville
D. Stevens
Cape Girardeau
BE. Dewhitt
A. Tallent
Oda Kistner
Rosie Cook
I. W. Jones
May Happines
Moses James
Burfordville
Fred Jones
Millerville
K. R. James
John Hartle
John
W. BR. Farrar
Lattenville
Tae Pass
Axrnosiko
Poros
5. M. McAnually
M. Witmer
Press
Geol, Clark
H. Wells, Carbler
A.D. Rhodes
Ape’ Caallen
Bollinger County Bank
Missouri
Robert Drue
ML Witmer
M. Wells
GEO
Yale
THE
Farm and Home Real Estate Agency
Marble Hin
Taylor & Dunn
A . Iden
Thedford
DeWitt
8. M. McAnally
S. M. McAnally
M. McAnally
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