Local notes from Grassy Say and area visitors
Mose of Grassy Say notes cold winter and no school due to extreme weather. Reports include deaths, family visits, a fatal spinal meningitis case, a wagon accident injury, and several social visits among residents and relatives in the region. Mentions Miss Dealia Newell and Mrs Mary Brinley visiting, Willard Mowery seeking work in Alton, and a December marriage of Willard Burke and Bessie Abernathy.
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Grassy
Ghana
BO Hawn
Leesville
LM. Hughes
Dever Holt
McCormsick
Harrold
M Matthews
Dealia Newell
Mary Brinley
Ben Farmer
Willard Kibb
Alton
Willan Burke
Bessie Abernathy
Ora Marthews
Esther Hawn
Victoria Sittes
Lundia
Pear Kennett
Tae Press
Braea Eyes
Church and Rural News From the County
Health is good. A fine boy born to Boru To Mr and Mrs Louis Dalton on January 15. Charles Bagby moved to a farm nearby. Alfred Craig relocated to the Richland farm. Albert Watson lost his house but most contents saved during a fire while they were in Arkansas visiting his brother on furlough. Mr and Mrs Ellison Harris of Advance visited home folks here last week. Ladies knit for soldier boys. Miss Wallie Carlton Miss Vee Carlton and Miss Angie Row visited Myrtle Harris. Farmers went to Poplar Bluff on business. The big ditch bridge is out again blocking access to Advance. Cassius Hindman and family went sleigh riding. Luke Fowler of Chaffee visited his brother Thomas here.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis Dalton
Charles Bagby
Alfred Craig
Richland
Albert Watson
Arkansas
Ellison Harris
Advance
Soldier
Wallie
Vee Carlton
Toga
Angie Row
Dunklin County
Myrtle Harris
Poplar Bluff
Big Ditch
Cassius Hindman
Luke Fowler
Chaffee
Thomas
Samuel Pry
Telow
J M. Wise
Henry Gaines
Mulan Cox
Zalma
Red Cross
Tuble
Jerr Ann Mutr
Ernest Tallents
Ener
Lavis
Dewhitt
Clarence Allen
Charles Halinger
Scopus
Gertraude Tallent
Huskey
Bertha Collins
Robert Tallent
Glen Dockins
Asa Estes
Tae Press
Scopus community notes and local updates in January
Robert Humphrey passes through. births, illnesses, and visits shape a busy Scopus area. The report highlights farming, weather, Red Cross drives, school activity, and town news with numerous local names such as Stella Salyer, George Clubbs, Rev ZF Yount, J M Strum, Marion Welker, Everett Ridings, and Miss Bertha Collins. Residents travel to Marble Hill, Hurricane, and Hermie while weather and shortages influence daily life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Trenthary
Cameron
Marion Welker
Rossville
Red Cross
Welker
Everett
Hurricane Parse
Ius
Marble Hill Thuretay
Fulton
Shirin
Mayfield
Sedgewickville
Scopus
Union Light Health and local visits noted on weekend
Miss Viola Long visited Miss Laura Ward Sunday while Mr and Mrs Fil Reagan visited their son Marvin Reagan and family Saturday night. Rev Tommy Trentham failed to fill his regular appointment at Union Light due to bad weather. John Shrum visited A J Long Wednesday night. Win Miineh spent Sunday afternoon with Edgar Yount. The Henson school will close.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Viola Long
Laura Ward
Fil Reagan
Marvin Reagan
Tommy Trentham
Union Light
John Shrum
A.J. Long
Win. Miineh
Edgar Yount
Henson School
Scarcity Drives Restocking at Oli World Farms
With scarce feed and dear stock prices, Oli World Farms faces a push to restock. Local producers cite higher costs, urgent demand for cheaper inputs, and a shift toward affordable poultry and dairy stock to stabilize supplies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Deir
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Toledo
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