Tek Maransita. Paess Mwhitehed Faery Wwendey WILE & CHANDLER
This fragmentary item lists WILE AND CHANDLER publishers and a personal name likely tied to an obituary or notice. Names such as Mathie II and Anihelipe appear, but details are unreadable. The readable portion indicates a historical newspaper theme with publisher attribution and a possible biographical reference.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tek Maransita
Paess Mwhitehed
Faery
Wwendey
Wile & Chandler
Teresay Mathie II
Picnic and Fair Echoes From August Events
Jur Correspondents report a busy August with picnic and parade events, a runaway incident near William Pape’s and Baker’s property, and scattered social gatherings. Mentions of Hosea Hale and local church activities, school opening, and community notices conclude with a recap of attendees and local dignitaries at various happenings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Pape
Bakers Pope
Baker
Bakers
Mies
Florence Betty
Sanine Gower Giese
Waeckerinte Potipgiedsa
Marble Hill and Moore chapel notes mix of church and town life
A compact report covers Rev Linus Baker leading revival meetings at Mok Churel South and St Francois Baptist association at Moore chapel, with large attendance and lively services. It mentions school progress, travel to Cape and Marble Hill, and local farming as crops, water hauling, and road journeys create daily activity across Lutesville, Dongola, and nearby communities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Linus Baker
Meennes
Mok Churel
South
St Francois Baptist Association
Moore Chapel
Misconceptions of Cairo's Location Revealed by Traveler
Reverend J W Henry reflects on common geographic misunderstandings about Cairo Illinois and its relation to the Ohio and Mississippi rivers. He recalls misjudging Cairo’s position across the river from Birds Point and the expectation of crossing the Mississippi to reach the city. A listener’s comment about Cairo’s location underscores how easy it is to misread regional geography.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. W Henry
Ohio River
Mississippi
Cairo
Ohio
Birds Point
Funeral preached for Mrs. W. D. Hinkle by Rev. Yount
Health is very good. The funeral of Mrs. W. D. Hinkle was preached Sunday by Rev. Bennett Yount. A large crowd attended. Elmer Sutes and his sister Rhoda with Miss Ethel Hinkle attended the Mighty Haag show in Sutesville on Thursday. Report a good time. Misses Maude Bennett and Fern
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. D. Hinkle
Bennett Yount
Elmer Sutes
Rhoda
Ethel Hinkle
Sutesville
Maude Bennett
Fern
Hardware Trade Offers Low Prices Across the County
A local hardware dealer advertises discounted prices on lime and cement and a fresh stock of paints oils doors and windows saddlery harness and glass. They promote disc harrows for wheat and feature the Osborn creamer separator and the Dielaval dairy equipment with advance phone contact 21.
Auction Notice Asks Bids For County Lands And Mortgages
A fragmented notice from Hollinger County Mo outlines daily boat and ferry operations, a bank mortgage sale, and an auction schedule. It lists parties such as Thomas Peden and J Peden and aims at selling properties including a mortgage and other assets at public auction, with precise timing near 8:00 to 8:30.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wresnell, Sheif
Hollinger County
Just Give Me a Home Among the Hills
A Goose Quill piece in Coleman's Rural World laments urban strain and seeks a tranquil hillside home. The speaker yearns for solitude, nature, and freedom from modern law, dreaming of birdsong, shade, and a simple life to leave behind.
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Ita
Epead
Hell
Coleman
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