Lutesville church announces regular services schedule
Rev. A F Jones pastor of the Lutenville church outlines the regular service times. First Sunday Glen Allen at 11 00 am and Pleasant at 12 15 pm. Third Sunday Sven Allen at 7 30 pm. Fourth Sunday Cane Creek at 11 am and Palmore at 7 30 pm.
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Lutesville
A. F. Jones
Lutenville’ Crevit
Sandsy
Glen Allen
Pane Nal Plessant
Laman
Sven Allen
Cane Creek
Local notices and scampering deals in Lutesville region
Postmaster John Lane made a business trip to Fredericktown last Wednesday night. Dr August Handel seeks five swarms of bees this month at two dollars each. Omer Lutes at Taylor Dunn’s presides over drimers' celebration at Fos furniture and will visit W F Kinder & Bon. Shoes and cheap goods offered along the line of merchants. Mary Stanford visits Marquand, returns Monday. W F Krook & Sox advertise shoes. Roscoe Limbaugh visits town with sister Lillie to enter Normal at Lutesville. Timber twine stocked by Taylor & Wicecurver. John F Bander with Central Land Company at Flat River circulating in Marble-HL. Clock fitter RE Sander offers fresh produce from his office. Prof S M Dulaney reports good health and plans to teach at Acorn Ridge next winter. Mr and Mrs K M Smith return from the city with spring and summer goods. Dr Charles Caldwell locates at Fair Oaks Ark and praises the town. Fifteen head of mules stray near Day Station. reward offered. Alma Thompson of Peoria plans to study teleg raphy at Blodgett under uncle A E Sander. W Kinder & Son advertise clothing hats shoes and furnishings at low prices. Timber cutting and land range notes offered. RL Coos at Harviell writes with news and Tar Press request. Subscriptions renewed by Antone Peters and others.
North End Post Office Opens in County Precinct
Local report notes the new postmaster John Sybane purchasing the Hatcher property and moving in soon. Religious notices cover Rev T H Jenkins and Rev J E Martin’s services at Oak Ridge Baptist with extended meetings at Lutenville. Memorial Day events announced by Post 184 Zalma and community cleaning plans set for Hahn Chapel cemetery.
Glass Front Arrives for Taylor Dunn Store
The new glass front for Taylor and Dunn's store arrived late last week and will be installed soon. It will improve appearance and lighting, and a cub carrier system may be added. W A Crites and wife Amy Simpson, long-time residents of Maiquand and Sikeston, visited Sikeston relatives and are now traveling to Marble Hill Listesville and other areas of Dollinger county for health reasons. If Mrs Crites does not improve soon, a trip to the Rocky Mountains may be proposed. Sam J McMinn, Democratic candidate for circuit clerk and recorder, is praised for faithful service and is expected to be reelected.
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Taylor & Dunn’s
W. A. Crites
Amy Simpson
Maiiquand
Rocky Mountains
Sikeston Herald
Sam J McMinn
McMinn
Temperance lecture tour announced by Missouri Anti-Galoom League
Local notices describe Rev KK Barclay and Rev D M Healett touring Missouri towns including Zalme Marquand and Lutesville to deliver temperance lectures with photographic reels. The schedule lists stop dates May 19 at Marquand May 23 at Lutesville and May 26 at Allent with additional engagements referenced in Marble Hill Plainview and Allent.
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KK. Barclay
Missouri A
D. M. Healett
Zalme
Local residents and visitors noted across several towns
A flurry of local movement and visits reported from Gravel Bill to Burfordville. Names include Ray Stevens, Jacob Lutes, Ivy Bess, Ira McGuire, George Bast, J N Porter, Judge Snider, Bert Clark, Herman Jones, Den Dankin, Andrew McGee, Ida Cole, Belle Hall, Mrs John Stevens, Ethel Stevens, John Burk, John Allen, Edward Wann, Las Bowman, W H Greenleaf, Rev Tracy, Rev Jones, W E Dickey, John Sinders, Bessie Hall, George Potter. People traveled, visited relatives, and attended meetings in Jackson, La Louie, and nearby towns.
Relief from rheumatism and ailments offered by familiar remedies
Advertised medicines claim cures for rheumatic pain and skin injuries. Alfred Heine of Quincy Michigan touts DeWitt's Witch Hazel and Chamberlain's Pain Balm with testimonials from users in Meadowdale New York and Germantown California. The notices urge readers to keep remedies on hand and cite sales in Lutenville Marble Hill and Plymouth Oklahoma.
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H.R. Phelps
Plymouth
Oklahoma
Chandler , Witmer
Lutenville
de. C. M. Witmer
Marble Hill
Preventing Dangerous Consequences of Whooping Cough
A Springville Alabama woman with experience discusses avoiding complications from whooping cough. She notes three of her children, including a three month old baby, all recovered well after using Chamberlain's Cough Remedy, contrasting with other children whose parents did not. Her oldest daughter loudly demanded cough syrup. The remedy is sold by Chandler Witmer Lutenville and Dr C M Witmer Marble Hill.
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Chamberlain
Jemle Pinkey
Springville
Ala
Chandler Witmer
Lutenville
C. M. Witmer
Marble Hill
Dyspepsia Sufferer Finds Relief with Kodol
Five years of dyspepsia plagued Geo. F. Marsh of Nocona Texas. He tried many medicines with little help until using Kodol, which he credits with immediate improvement and eventual recovery. Dr. S. M. McAnally endorses Kodol as matching natural digestive juices and digesting all good foods.
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Marsh
Nocona
Tex
5. M. McAnally
Don’t Start Wrong Cure for Summer Cold
A vintage ad-style claim touts One Minute Cough Cure as a safe, quick remedy for coughs and throat and lung troubles. It spots praise from J. I. Bowles of Grovetown and mentions Dr. S.M. Mo. Aimed at children, it promises relief from croup grip and bronchitis with immediate action.
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Grovetown
Mo. Iy
Missouri Gold Medals at Charleston Exhibit
The Missouri agriculture exhibit wins multiple gold medals at Charleston with top honors for corn red clover and collective seed and wool displays. The report by the South Carolina and West India Association honors Missouri’s farming strength and its Pan American Exposition showing. E. S. Garver lauds the results.
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D. C
South Carolina
Weat
Missouri
Buffalo
Central West
Forestry and Mints
Garver
Commission
Missouri Fruit Wins First Prize at Pan Am Exposition
Missouri exhibits at Buffalo earned three hundred and oleverawarda prizes with two first prizes going to Missouri strawberries and apples. The Missouri display covered agriculture horticulture mines mining dairy products education and forestry with three gold medals five silver and five bronze medals. Agriculture yielded seven gold medals and fifty three honorable mentions while horticulture received ten gold six silver eighty four bronze and twelve honorable mentions.
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Oleverawarda
Missouri
Buffalo
Charles ©. Bell
Usines
Untitled note on growing kids and fertilizers
Fragmentary text discusses youths and growth with mentions of fertilizer. Appears to describe how some children grow differently and may need extra nutrients or fertilizer for better development. No clear names places dates or events.
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Childet
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