Local Portraits and Visits Tie Region Heads
Mee RM Croft and family travel home from Jackson. Mullie Seabough of St. Louis visits Mrs Sheato Mre Farrar in Marquand. Numerous local residents and visitors appear at Lutesville and nearby towns for Sunday calls. A construction train delivers rail steel. Father’s Day events announced. sermons address righteousness and faith.
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Mee RM. Croft
Jackson
The
Cape
Mullie Seabough
St. Louis
Hbl Sheato Mre
Farrar
Marquand Rezowed
Where are all the people coming from
The piece argues that towns face an urban population surge, sparse housing, and rural depopulation. It notes farm incomes trail urban wages, urging reforms to keep farmers on the land. Rising farm prices contrast with overall costs, warning against harming farmer profits. It ends with an ad for children's dresses and straw hats from Taylor Merc. Co.
Draw Petitions for Concurrent Cow Vote
Civic groups unite to draft petitions seeking a concurrent cow vote. About 2,000 names are being gathered by multiple organizations to push the measure forward.
Vote Drive For Constitutional Convention In Missouri
Missouri petitions drive aimed at placing an constitutional convention question on fall ballots. Efforts focus on gathering required voter signatures across districts while noting crop, locust and shipping issues, with local officials urging timely petitions and reporting on agricultural conditions in multiple counties.
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Mt. Lewis Mo
St Loute
Missouri
Lewer
Didi
Buate
JeTerom
Lavei
Ber
Kaliewa
Violent Lovers of Women and a Widow's Complaint
A poor widow reports a man’s predatory behavior and coercive advances, describing repeated harassment and a failed attempt to claim justice. The account highlights fear and social scrutiny as the widow seeks relief from the alleged abuser.
Ether First Used In Boston In 1840s Medical Trial
Fragmentary OCR notes recount early ether experiments in Boston and Massachusetts general hospital in 1844 1847. Mention surgeon Col ton Norton Merron and Simeon Pots Seaptistedenrlet of Radin Hhureh describing ether anesthesia trials with patients and observers. Concluding moral reflections on happiness and humanity.
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Simpeen
Radin- Hhureh
Daren
Ari Ketel
Dir
Rea
Keith
The Blow Gun Hunting Tradition In Louisiana
The Noasat Indiana in Louisiana region favors the blow gun for bird hunting. A six foot cane tube is carefully prepared with fire to straighten it. Darts eight inches long are wrapped with cotton for grip and inserted into the tube. The hunter blows a dart from the tube to strike a small game like a bird or squirrel.
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Noasat Indiana
Louisiana
Local Visitors and Churchgoers Fill Quiet New Salem Area
New Salem Health is reasonably gon e and Mrs Ernest Comercy vie Hel Wer mother Saturday night Dorothy Drom dad Pantie Here few visited at Joe Stiread' one day last week Mrs Henslew titted daughter were sloppy at Shri one tay best week Miss Goepoltsivee Pair vin te Mins Selia Surton Saturday fiet Roy Hector visited Ekaver Sample Susieday, Chores Bellinger and day citer, Delia, passed thru here going to town Setar Hatin's sawmil) mowed in bast Thursday Chorley Stirm's visited at John Hensiey's Saturday evening, Jake Wallis passed this way with to her crear separator recently View Wot dheateter of Mir and Mere EH, Bess wie syck Tost week, Pooline wad Loin Hensley vie ited! Dorothy ane eulet Dru one oy last week, Charley! Peters is seri passiid on his ticyele every Sunday.
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Joe Stiread
Henslew
Hatin
Chorley Stirm
John Hensiey
Jake Wallis
Hensley
Dorothy
Heteley
Pale
In Loving Remembrance of Marion Mungle
In loving memory of Marion Mungle born June 25 1920 aged 28 years 11 months 1 day He was wounded by a falling tree and died after a week in Cape hospital St Francis his back broken and paralyzed yet he bore his suffering He leaves a widow one child father four brothers three sisters and many relatives to mourn He shall be remembered in Heaven's gain Funeral conducted by Rev J N Stone and interment at Mount Zion cemetery
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Marion Mungle
Cape
St. Francis Hospital
J N Stone
Mount Zion
Point Pleasant Sunday School Attendance Report 1920
A quarterly Sunday school report for Point Pleasant shows average officers and teachers 72, scholars 35, total 483 for the quarter ending June 27 1920. Year to date averages 64 officers and teachers, 267 scholars, total 368.8. Collections 6.95 cash, 3.32 birthday offerings, total 10.27. Expenses 8.01, balance 2.26. Sunday school held every Sunday at 2:30. J P Dunn Supt M J Slinkard Secy.
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Point Pleasant
J. P. Dunn
M. J. Slinkard
Locals urged to aid Hahn Ober cemetery cleanup
The Hahn Ober cemetery needs weed and brush clearing this Friday. Residents are asked to attend or send helpers with tools to keep the sacred area well cared for, honoring those buried there. A note warns of an insect threat and offers methods to combat locust hatch, including whitewash on trunks and driving insects from trees.
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Hahn Ober
Cheavbo
Community Wreckers Gain No Public Favor, Says News
The Greeley News criticizes politicians who harass utilities and large industries to gain votes. It argues government operation proves costly and that agitation harms community development and capital investment. The paper warns against bullwhacking utilities to win public support.
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Greeley
Colorado
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