Try One Brunswick Then Decide
The piece extols Brunswick Tires, urging readers to buy and compare while praising the brand’s history and reliability. It promotes the product as the best value and quality, linking reputation to lasting performance across decades. The obituary mentions a resident known as Uncle Joba, with services at the residence and burial in Slaybaugh cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brunswick
Mewick
Fei & Trace
House of Prunawick
Joba
Rev N. O' Heary
Slaybaugh
Lutesville News items cover moving and visits across towns
Lutesville News reports residents relocating and traveling. John Hendrix moved near Greenbrier, Henry Lutes visited Blytheville, and Charley Davis returned to Bell City after a visit. Walter Adams met a traveler from Forest, Illinois. Various locals such as Nash Slinkard, John Berry, A Butler, Miss Lottie Schute, and Bill Daniels are noted with small domestic movements, visits, and chores. The piece also mentions basketball at Lutesville High, property purchases, lodge attendance, and upcoming funerals, with a death notice for John Camva Ween in late 1919.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Lutes
Blytheville
Ark
Charley Davis
Bell City
Walter Adams
Dongola
Adama
Forest, Ill
Delia Bess
Nash Slinkard
Jackson
Zalma
Lutesville High School
Fornfelt
Lutes & Taylor
Local social notes on Grace Smith recovery and visits
Grace Smith has recovered from scarlet fever. Visitors include Mr and Mrs Frank Gregory and daughter Elsie, Mrs Edward Sharp and children, Mire Will Semumer and children, and Mr and Mrs Homer Sharp. The text notes several Sunday visits and return trips, with residents sharing news from Norman Farmer, AlvinBuckingham, Te Prees, and Swearncart.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grace Smith
Mra Reed
Frank Gregory
Fula Sharp
Norman Farmer
Alvin Buckinham
Homer Sharp
Frank Geregory
Elsie
Edward Sharp
Will Semumer
Mike Sharp
FM Talient
Joe Herrold
Rew
Glenn
Colorado
Missouri
Local notes and social visits in Flatwoods and Advance
Rain continues as Dewey Harts visits relatives in Flatwoods. Neighbors share Sunday calls among the Sharp, Gregory, Buckingham, and McCormick families. Ad highlights Youth's Companion subscription offers with promos and sample extras.
Local visitors and sick list in Rosemont town
W. C. Mates and Miss Grace Whitener visited home folks over the weekend. Miss Elsie Glass is sick. Mildred and Mabel Bess are boarding at Rosemont. R. McCoy Moyers visited Roseville. Truman Bores and Glen Alles visited Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. Matthews of Glen Allen were guests of Mr. Wegeer.
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Grace Whitener
Mise Elsie Glass
Mildred
Mabel Bess
Rosemont
R. McCoy Moyers
Roseville
Truman Bores
Glen Alles
Mrs. Matthews
Glen Allen
Wegeer
Antonian Society Program Promises Season Highlight
Rosemont hall hosts a November 13 program by the Antonian society as Prot Shacklette returns from campaign work to visit home folk. Miss Olgarite Lemons and Miss Jewel Delirich attended events hosted by local girls, while football fans note a postponed Morley trip and a 31 to 6 Mayfield win. The upcoming return game is set for November 21 at home.
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Rosemont Hall
Prot Shacklette
Home Folk
The
Antonian Society
Olgarite Lemons
Mixes Fern Smith
Jewel Delirich
Mabel Presnell
Morley
Delta
Mayfield
Local Social Roundup From Repeated Weekend Visits
A string of weekend and midweek visits are noted across the community. Charles Hollinger called on Frank Hansen. Ora Pierce saw her mother last week. Mies Hagel Jones visited Mins Nel at the Sadler. Mims Tara Seabough visited Effie Seabaugh. Mildred Crader and family traveled to town. Greg S Jones and children and John Seabaugh visited Frank Hansen’s. a sale at FS Jones on November 5 drew a good crowd. George McCain went to St Louis. James Bollinger and Gay Teeters visited Frank Nancen. Audrie Sedler of St Louis visited her parents Mr and Mrs Walter Sedler at Hushey. H P Bollinger and family returning from work nearby. Wesley Schreiner’s party hosted a lively gathering. Emanuel Cook visited Mrs ES Jones.
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Charles Hollinger
Frank Hansen
Ora Pierce
Mies Hagel Jones
Sadler
Mims
Tara Seabough
Effie Seabaugh
Mildred Crader
Virgie
Wille Lemley
Hubert
Albert Crader
Greg S Jones
John Seabaugh
Nervous Ailment Prompts Medical Advice Card
A fragment outlines Ketemo and Haxbemcter discussing remedies for nervous weakness and headaches. It references energy loss, headaches, backache, and a plan to begin treatment today. The text mentions exercises, bottles, and a quiet approach, implying a home health guidance card.
Court to dedicate order Friday in 1919 session
A 1919 court term will dedicate an order Friday next A D 1919 at the frost door of the courthouse. The notice records the solemn act and identifies the location for the ceremony.
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Sod Court
Wil
Real estate sale of 77 acres in section 24 southwest quarter
Towit that part of the southwest quarter of the northeast quarter of section twenty four lying south of the slough and containing 77 acres more or less. Terms of sale cash in hand. Jan Lowey guardian and curator of the estates of Edith and Dennie Looney minors.
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Towit
Mection
Jan Lowey
Edith
Dennie Looney
Sheriff Auction Notice in Bollinger County Missouri
The sheriff announces a sale by court decree of real estate in Bollinger County Missouri the west half of the northwest quarter section 13 township 31 range 9 and the northeast quarter and southeast quarter of section 14 township 31 range 9 east minus two acres sold for school and church purposes totaling 158 acres The order directs sale to the highest bidder for cash during the county court session on Friday the dth day of November
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Coun
Bollinger County
Missouri
Eaid
Said County
State of
Auction Notice of Real Estate Sale in Bollinger County
A certified copy of an order directs the sheriff to sell at public auction the described real estate in Bollinger County Missouri during the November term, 1619, at Marble Hill courthouse front steps. The property includes sections 30 and 7 and 21 in township 31 north range 10 east, totaling 608.66 acres, with 25 percent cash and the balance on credit with a note. The sale is scheduled Friday the 11th of November 1018 between 9:00 a.m. and the close of the day to the highest bidder.
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Bollinger
Ube
Rock
da Momba
Turity
Lee
Bollinger County
State of Missouri
Marble Hall
Eaid
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