Community News Roundup Across Local Residents
Health is very good with Uncle Mit Kinder and niece Effie Kinder visiting Lowndes. Several families including Whitener Scott Matthews Wagner and Dora Jackson hosted gatherings. Visits span McMinn Berry McCullough and Chronister Beasley Matthews to Marble Hill Gregory and Reynolds County. Casinger Bros drill moves to Advance. Milam Grey heads to Chatsworth. Rain came late. Dr A F Wagner returns from Tennessee.
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A. F. Wagner
Tennessee
Primrose
Local notes from Gravelton and Union church area
Health reports and social notices from Gravelton Texas and neighboring areas. Visits by relatives and friends are noted along with several deaths and funerals at Union church and nearby communities. A new barber shop opens and local incidents including illnesses, a hospital operation, and a fatality are recorded with brief details.
Road work and local visits reported in Buchanan area
Buchanan Health notes good road work led by deputy overseer Joe Dunn as Albert Dunn and Grover Myers travel to Stoddard County. Residents learn of lucky general election candidates while Mrs. John Simpson and family visit from Lowndes. Ned Wagoner and Alvin Bostic families are mentioned with crop burn concerns.
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Joe Dunn
Albert Dunn
Grover Myers
Stoddard County
John Simpson
Lowndes
Ned Wagoner
Alvin Bostic
Local Folks Share News From Patton To Gipsy
Sidney Smith visited near Patton last week while Geo B Myers traveled to Grassy Saturday. Hobart James attended church at Gipsy Sunday. John Chapel of Tennessee visits friends in this section the past few days. Otto Dunn is back from work near Advance. D Nichols of Gipsy handled business at Joe Bess’s Thursday night. Mrs D J Thomas and children visited Mrs A A Kinder recently, Uncle Mitt Kinder joined Sunday school. The boys report poor luck fishing as fish and hay runs scarce. What is the matter with Gopsy Jim. More notes follow from Harry Fn.
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Chassy
Bhood
Dora Chronister
Opal Matthews
Ada Hill
Sampson Cooper
Caruth
Effie McCormick
Tina Beasley
John Burrow
Reynolds County
Gertie McCormick
Babe
Marble Hill
Sherman McGee
Gee, Mouser
Louis Harold
Zola Patterson
J. N. Matthews
W. W. Matthews
Castor
Deiara Newell
Gregory
Clemo Smith
Leo Matthews
St. Louis
Casinger Bros
Milam Grey
Chatsworth
Illinois
Turtte Dove
Union Church
Marion Bess
Starkey
Union Cemetery
Caroline Yount
Diel
Union Chore
Ransom Bess
Gale
Marquand
T. J. Moore
Julian Robinson
J. H. Whitener
John Sanders
Doc Sitze
Benner
Grave
Willsville
Mirs
Morrow
Vomnie
Sidney Smith
Patton
Geo. B. Myers
Grassy
Hobart James
Gipsy
John Chapel
Tennessee
Otto Dunn
T. D. Bess
T. J. Pridy
Trace Creek
D. Nichols
Joe Bess
D. J. Thomas
A. A. Kinder
Uncle Mitt Kinder
Uncle Mitt
Liberty
Gopsy Jim
DR. Seabaugh
W. H. Moore
Charles Bollinger
W.S
LG Smith
Joseph Seabaugh
ME Church
South
Couneex Doe Drum
Daisy
Drum
Laigewickville
John Grantham
Ap Enworth League
Tae Press
Larue Sau
Local Happenings From BalchArk Through Tie Press
Health is decent though hot and dry with a few showers. Early corn nearly fails. late corn and cotton look good. Dredge boat crew reports a drowning on site. Residents with ties to Sank, Senath, Amagan, Fisher share visits. A film troupe plans to start a road show soon.
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Emme
Bollinger County
Tie Press
CH. Dellinger
Harry Fowler
Sank
Charles Sears
Senath
Fisher
Rev Lemons
Balch
Lee Balch
Amagan
Cal Ireland
James H. Allen
Rainey Sears
Ed. Wymer
Currey Dickey
John Balch
Dallas
Texas
Axor
Sedgewickville Notes Chronicle Local Visit
The item reports community health, visits by Mr and Mrs S C Propst and their son Hughie to J M Propst and Propst family over the weekend, with Hughie staying with his grandparents. Brother C C Bone, pastor, is mentioned in the reader notes from the town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S.C. Propst
Master Hughie
J. M. Propst
Church and community notes fill Saturday gatherings
Reports from the area describe church additions, baptisms, and a possible wedding. Mrs Ora Hahs left the Lutheran church for the Methodist, Bro Bone led two baptisms, and Joseph A Statler visited a friend. Gypsy wagons crossed the river near Cape Girardeau and an organized Enworth league formed at the Methodist church. The letter covers local deaths, farming conditions, and ongoing church activities with best wishes to the community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ora Hahs
Lutheran Church
Methodist Church
Bro. Bone
Joseph A. Statler
da A. Cook
Kansas State Agricultural School Seeks Hay Buyers in County
On July 29 1914 J H Mure writes to the County Clerk noting a hay shortage in the county and offering to ship alfalfa and clover hay in carload lots. He proposes sharing farmer and cooperative names for mutual sale, with prairie hay and later corn shipments anticipated. He urges local notice in papers.
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Kansas
J. H. Mure
Missouri Weather Outshines Kentucky With Extreme Shifts
Missouri residents note Missouri sneaked ahead in weather variety yet Kentucky produced extremes through April. Six weeks without rain, dramatic temperature swings from hot to cold, followed by three light showers. Peas and beans suffered drought, early corn burned to nubbins, later plantings look fair with moisture lacking. Tobacco raisers report failures.
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Missouri
Kentucky
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