Health and farming notes from Toisicors correspondents
Our correspondents report varied health issues among locals while wheat sowing begins and cotton country prospects rise. Mentions include Misses Lita and Davis visiting Laura Parmer, progress of Oureeliaal under Prof Jones, and Henderson of Cracked Chen visiting George Clith Sauter noting Brack tyes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amet
Mieses Lita
Lunes Davis
Laura Parmer
Prof. Jones
Mesh Ft. Hemsog
Weather and social notes from a rural town festoon
Fragmented OCR record reads as a local social page with appointments at Miller Chapel on Saturday and Sunday, a carload of carpet shipped to Le Lov ie, meetings with Whitener and Ballinger families, visits to Misses Bust and Wella Pridy, and a sale at Jenry Whitener's. Jimla Goo sings fishing on Cas tor, Tom Russell seen recently, and talk of a new dwelling under construction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cine Lowel
le Lovie
Joe Gootkken
Wiitener
Cleccy Whitener
Vice Por Ballinger
Bust
Wella Pridy
Cerny Wiss
Myrtle Ballinger
Jenry Whitener
Jeb Rickoin
Fenny Haynes
Grompiethel
Price
Jimla Goo
Castor
Tom Russell
A Better Comment Boosts Attendance at Local College
The dial opens the year with optimism as faculty and students expect the most successful year yet. A recital by Miss Ayers and Miss Johnson drew a large crowd. many events like the Young Men's Literary Society meeting on October 20 are planned. Several locals and visitors, including Rev Pepper and J A McCullough, move between towns and the college, with various notes on attendance, illness, and campus life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ayers
Johnson
Frank Wells
Zalma
Rev. Bellon
Td, Owens
Doe Run
Finney
Rev. Pepper
Leadwood
J. A. McCullough
Vinsen
Ernest Ennis
Local items from St. Louis fair week and county notes
Leo Slinkard and Isom Mouser observed in St. Louis fair week. W S Lowe installed a new switch board in the telephone exchange recently. Stephen Simpkins and daughter Maggie returned from a month in Indiana. Excessive rains damage corn and delay wheat sowing. Deputy Assessor Cooper busy enumerating local wealth. Collector W L Dunn visited the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leo Slinkard
Isom Mouser
St. Louis
W. S. Lowe
Stephen Simpkins
Maggie
Indiana
Cooper
W. L. Dunn
Local Social Notes From Lutesville Area
Patches of social visits fill a weekend in the Lutesville area as Mr and Mrs J C Morrison visit Mr Menton Miss Tessie Runnels hosts and guests include Ida and Ross Shram Daisy Alien and Mrs Tessie Runnels Myrtie and Lou Devore are also visited by Tessie and Norman Runnels. Shrum children of Lutesville visit uncle Jack Allen near Hickory Grove church and Ava Lessley of Huskey visits her sister at Cane Girardeau while Ossie Allen of Kansas City looks to return home. Henry Allen and family improve after illness. Black Eves.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Heath
J. C. Morrison
Tessie
Norman Runnels
Myrtie
Lou Devore
Shrum
Lutesville
Jack Allen
Hickory Grove
Ava Lessley
Huskey
Cane Girardeau
Henry Allen
Ossie Allen
Kansas City
Local notes from Monroe Fowler’s guests and area visits
Sunday visitors to Monroe Fowler include Paxico critics by Grover Skinner. E L Gaither and family visit Res Thomas Gaither in Hornersville. Greenwood gossip, Lone Blue Eyes heads to cotton country. William Angel active locally. J M Shell reopens lumber work. Various welcomes and ads stir news for Leora next week. Some illness complaints reported. SP Revelle sold horses. Peter Jansen traveled to cotton country. local youths attended a dance at Landerink.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monroe Fowler
Grover Skinner
Paxico
E. L. Gaither
Hornersville
Res Thomas Gaither
Lone Blue Eyes
Greenwood
William Angel
J. M. Shell
Leora
Sunny Jim
Pat's
SP. Revelle
John Vangennep
Peter Jansen
Landerink
Local Notes From Lutesville and Vicinity
Health concerns arise as wheat sowing begins with farmers busy. Miss Maude Brauer hospitalized in Cape. Miss Barbara Horrell ill with typhoid. Arthur Tate manages the school while Rev J Boenkamp returns from a western trip. Rumors of a near future wedding stir the area as residents travel to cotton country and others return from St Louis. Walker and Lutesville featured in the report.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Stickler
Lizzie
Hugo Hebensiret
Maude Brauer
Cape
Barbara Horrell
Arthur Tate
J. Boenkamp
John Thiele
Wif
St. Louis
Walker
Local rural notes reflect rain hampers work and daily life
George Fowler builds a new residence on his farm while Roy Gaither traveled to Dunklin County to pick cotton. Greenwood schoolhouse hosted singing Saturday night. Noah Summers works for Hiram Shell. J. S. Elledge and family were mentioned in the community roundup.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Fowler
Roy Gaither
Dunkling County
Greenwood
Noah Summers
Hiram Shell
J. S. Elledge
Local Notes From Zephyr Area Community
A rural update reports health steady and farming busy with wheat and peas. Several locals including Jim Haynes move back to Zephyr, while families like J C Cobbel and the Murrays attend church and visit neighbors. Walter Gray enters Wo College as Prof Wesker notes good school work. postmaster Edminston appointed at Zephyr. Ed Pittman and others attend church. residents relocate to St Louis and southern counties.
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Enero
Ter
TM Tv
Jim Haynes
Zephyr
J.C Cobbel
J. Murray
Roscoe Rockwell
John Galoway
Goon Urs
Walter Gray
Styless
Prof
Wesker
Wilkerson
Hatin
Melvin Gray
Hainess
Missouri
Jesse Williams
Kentucky
Walker J.C. Cobbel
Minnie Gray
Zola Cooper
Nola Murray
E A. Murray
Trace Creek
Barker
Fred Francis
Kirkpatrick
Myers School
Noah Myers
Ed Pittman
Walker's
Local sickness hits Perry Lufsky and Wm Pry
A recent cool spell brings illness to residents as Perry Lufsky and Wm Pry appear on the puny list. The community reports several others under the weather during the spell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Perry Lufsky
Pry
Local notes on pumpkins, sermons, and farm life
A Missouri era grain and farm column reports on a pumpkin of 85 pounds at WI Pry's farm and another 32 pound vine on Monroe Fowler’s land near Zalina. It mentions Rev Marion Mouser preaching at Union Grove, trading horses, a fish feast, and J W Fowler at a Baptist association in Cape County. It notes the death of Meant Mea D Jennings on October 5 at Oak Ridge and expressions of sympathy. The piece discusses clover crops, pasture health, and how live stock rust is managed during dry spells.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pry
Bloomfield
I Monroe Fowler
Zalina
Marion Mouser
Union Grove
L. A. Hobb
John Underwood
John Fowler
Mochern
Senath
Notice of Estate Proceeding in Chandler, Missone County
The widow Dowell seeks admission of a intermed to day Begsetvlieoend trans similar with a set date in November at the Neem Odeon in W. KR. Cipedbee county. The proceeding names Mattie Fimm and Chandler as officials and ends on the 15th day of November with a final judgment at the W. Chandler Reesatoe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reseia
Betytertutar
Enet
Noweneter
Avian
Bertie
Neem Odeon
Sale Under Mortgage Deed With Power of Sale
Mortgagee 13.V. Stintonnd and holders of the note will sell at public auction on November 4, 1911 at the north door of the courthouse Marble Hill Bollinger County Missouri. The sale seeks to satisfy the debt secured by the mortgage on the northeast quarter of the northeast quarter of section 34, township 25, range 8 east totaling about 40 acres more or less. The auction occurs between 9:00 am and 5:00 pm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walters
Stintonnd
Watt
Marble Hill
Bollinger County
Missouri
Anhmortrace
Bollinger
Towit
Mrs E Kinder Seeks Boarders At Dr McAnally Residence
Mrs E Kinder of Marble Hill Missouri has purchased and fitted up the Dr McAnally residence with new furniture and is prepared to take boarders and entertain the traveling public Prices Reasonance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marble Hill
Missouri
Dr. McAnally
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A Slagle
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Eye
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Swhwab Clothing Co
R. L. Robinson
Patton
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Estes Brothers
J. J. Wicecarver
Trowel
Edminston
Schram
Josie Gray
Alvin Siover
Ben
W. P. M’cans
Justice OF the Peace
Manete Hunt
Mrs. E. Kinder
Wm. Lages, M
Sarwon Cally
Alma
CHAS
Hobbs Notary Pulsie Insurance
Pire
Hank
Lotlinger County
Nike
J. W. Chandler
Sharp Naar
Baliting
Zalma Hack Line
Howell
Zalna Mo
Gr Avs
A. J. Manion
Mre Tay
the Bank of
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Ron Yous Lesevires
Safir
Vom PY
Arran
Hollinger County
A. Sander
Jared A. Taylor
View Pree
J. B. Kinder
Vice Press
Snider
Cathier
H Il Miller
Lutesville, Mo
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