Local Folks Share News Of Visits And Illnesses Across Town
The community tempo centers on visits to relatives in nearby towns, notes on recent illnesses, and weekend travels. Theodor Condor of Cedar Brywh visited relatives Saturday and Sunday, while Robertson and children paused here en route to St Louis. Walter Sadier was called to Caledonia to be with a sick relative, and Reaves remains under care as news circulates through the town.
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Cui Tyettye
Mis
Idom Pott
Wee
Pham
Huasaey
Pel Robertson
Toochor
St. Louis
Pushig Jones
Rene
Walter Sadier
Caledonia
Albert
Pleiades
Fran
Local social notes and probate notice from Marble Hill
The column lists visits among residents including Lord Nauiftiey, Irene Jeecks, Tom Crader, Des sie and Lora Svatines Laterndas, Nites Jot Maller, Gavmei, Joey Teeters, Stella, Velma Chestiger, Mary Dockins, Tom Crader, Marie Nanney, B Chestner, Iva Conder, Alma Conder, Lora Nanney, and Newt Nanney. It also notes final settlement procedures for Jesse Green’s estate in Bolinger County Missouri with James H. Green as administrator and a closing line promoting Rub-My-Tism.
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Laterndas High
Turth
B. Chestner
Iva
Alma Conder
Lora Nanney
Tom Crader
Newt Nanney
Mount Zion
Beat
Jesse Green
Bollinger County
Missouri
Marble Hill
Said
James H. Green
Complex 1920 Campaign Issues Highlight Tariffs And Strikes
The draft notes rising tariff fears and public welfare stakes in the 1920 race. Debate centers on how to handle strikes and lockouts as public interest grows, with arbitration and a formal labor court urged by editors and reformers. Regional figures from St Joseph are cited in this evolving political discussion.
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Cortios
Troan
Indiesvens
Geretheny
Praocve
I. Fost Court
St Joseph
Wealthy farmer's critique shapes a Town Tale
A noted St Joseph Observer反 editorial laments a rich Scott county farmer's lack of engagement beyond his circle and his disconnection from daily life. Meanwhile, Merry Christmas brings a baby girl to the Zoellners, Cape Girardeau, as five births occur in the city. Mr Kirsch of Bloigert visits county quarries and offers 100 cars of lime to spur a local crusher startup amid lime shortages.
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Scott County
Kirsch
Bloigert
Farm Bureau News
Fredericktown
Democrat-News
Joseph Zoellner
Cape Girardeau
Globe-Democrat
Santa Claus
Y W G A Calls Big Convention Meeting Postponed By War
The Young Women's Christian Association plans a national convention in Cleveland during the week of April 1910, postponed from spring to cut costs and travel. Delegates from all departments will gather with student members, club girls, and workers to discuss membership, charter options, and future support, with sessions in morning and evening and sectional meetings in churches.
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Cleveland
United States
Amerion
Meveland
Tha
Harry Kimeovin Piedick
Ehalrmah
LEN
Kev
Cenral
Terhedes
Ciskey
Hede Park Maptis
Chicape
Guriog
Pietht Et I Speer
Foreign Mission
Poon
Presbyteriis
Chaurch
North
Mra
Speer
National Rose of the
Wea
Alma
Tvities
WP Harford
Oniita
Neb
Young Women's Cheetay Association
Los Age Eles
Conseillet Nas Fer
John Frenehb
Hone
John BD
Rockefeller Tp
Mies Flog Butlar
Nicholas Mureit Fitter
Columbia Ainitiermeny
Martha McCook
Mise Muteratty
Noertonal
Mrs Wikl
Om Adming Brown
New Yorkery
Tewn girls to have Y W C A program expand
Miss Molet Mond, director of Town and Country Work for the National YWCA, notes that after World War II era girls gained leadership through Red Cross work. The YWCA plans to expand worldwide service for women, organize citizenship forums in small communities, and offer teaching courses at National Herndamores in New York to develop maturity and world citizenship. Secretaries work with county agents on home economics, planning pageants benefits conferences and social activities while aiding girls to attend YWCA summer conferences.
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Molet Mond
W. CA
Red Cross
Y Wogqa
Department of Agriculture
Y W C A Plans World Program and Fund Goal
The YWCA outlines a postwar World Service Program seeking 3 million dollars to support work in the United States and abroad including China Japan India South America Egypt Siberia and Mexico. Mrs John D Rockefeller chairs the National Educational Campaign Committee and cites the need for service and stability through a united women’s movement. The campaign targets church leaders and communities with a national YWCA Sunday to raise awareness and funds.
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John D Rockefeller
Young Workers Christin Association
Simeone
Robert E. Speer
National Board of the
W C. Aj
Henry Po Davison
Willam van Vy, Hayes
Robert Lo Dickinson
William Adams Brown
van Sanford
Merle Smith
Lewis 71
Lapham
Y W C A Build Community Center For Women
The Y W C A aids girls and community work in towns with populations under 10,000. It may occupy one room or a whole building, but provides a recreation space and, where possible, a kitchen and reading rooms as a hub for women’s groups to meet.
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United States
Ieee
Lees
Hain
Y. W. CA
Ita
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