Local In Brief from Loomis & Grose and Town Notes
Local notes report Loomis and Grose supplying candies for parties, visits by residents to Kansas City, St Louis, and Louisville, and frequent social calls. Several items urge voting for water bonds and waterworks, plus a call to organize delegates for Saline county's World’s Fair exhibit. Notable mentions include Judge J. H. Hunter’s health return, a Thanksgiving dinner hosted by Mr. and Mrs. F. D. McReynolds, and the Ladies Aid Society’s successful church event yielding net proceeds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Merehall
Saline County
Ladies Aid Society
First M. E. Church
Dr A V Banks Rheumatic Specific touted for eczema remedies
Advert claims dry eczema and related skin diseases originate in blood and kidneys. It asserts toxins from decayed tissue clog pores and proposes Dr A V Banks Rheumatic Specific as a blood cleanser and kidney regulator at 1 per bottle, with Barnes Medicine Co. of St Joseph Missouri offering ointment as well.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A.V. Banks
Water bonds proposal urged for fire protection
Voters are urged to support a water proposition to fund fire protection. The notice argues current hydrants are distant and homes burn if water is unavailable, while taxes already pay for fire services. Citizens are asked to vote yes on the bonds to ensure adequate water supply for firefighting.
Jell-O Debuts New Dessert Pleases Family
Jell-O introduces four flavors Lemmon Orange Raspberry and Strawberry to please every member of the family. Available at grocers and locales now.
Big price for cattle in Chicago market
Ke Hawking of Fairville sold four loads of cattle on Monday in Chicago. Two loads of fine shorthorns brought 67.05 per hundred and two loads of black cattle sold for high prices. Hawking is noted as a skilled feeder who has previously secured top prices for his beef stock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
KE. W. Hawkins
Fairville
Chicago
Mr. Hawking
Local Notes and Social Roundup Amid Thanksgiving Week
Ward Heskett seen in the neighborhood last week. E. B. Dyer made his usual northward call Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Hees of Marshall attended baptising Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. F. C. Blackbure spent Thanksgiving at Sweet Springs. England is ill from stomach cancer at home. Ernest Zimmerman called on a young lady Thanksgiving eve. Union preached next Sunday morning and evening. J and Blackburn bought sireas hogs from Ben McRoberts last week. A refreshing rain Sunday afternoon settled dust and aided wheat. M C K Club postponed two weeks. Sam Ruleford arrived with his newlywed bride from the train. Ruleford is a Bot tom School teacher. Mr. and Mrs. Charlie Smith, married recently near Salt Pond, visited the Misses Kiser Sunday. Able Van Meter shipped cattle to St Louis for the show inspection. Misses Maud Blackburn and Julia Whittleton attended the Sunday School convention in Marshall. Protracted meeting closed at Union with eleven baptisms and one by letter. Baptising held Sunday at Kiser bridge drew a large crowd.
What Bhill We Have for Dussart
A humorous, recipe style note suggests making Jell-O as a quick two minute dessert. The text lists flavors Lemmon Orange Raspberry and strawberry and mentions adding hot water and cooling.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Loomie & Gross
Abiel Leonard
Wilbur Johnson
Boonville
Loomis & Grose
N. F. Randolph
Kansas City
Loulee Noble
St. Louie
Georgia Brunsugh
Lilly Sparks
This
Annie Wilhite
Lex P. Viney
George
Ralph Duggina
Fannie Wood
Pattie Page
A. A. Wallace
Bunceton
Jene Melnder
Ada Gwinn
Alice Decker
Slater
Mies Julia Redman
Michigan
W.E. Parman
J. W. Embrey
Joplin
Virginia
J. H. Hunter
Bank of Saline
Mary Cheney
Loulaville
Kentucky
W. H. Pate
Thin City
Mera
Cheney
Payette
Louisville
Mra. Pate
Loomis & Groans
F. D. McReynolds
J. D. Fristoe
Mr. Burrus
Mise Lucy
Miami
Miles Burrues
Musanig
Pho Association
Ward Heskett
E. B. Dyer
Mrs. Hees
Marshall
Mrs. F. C. Blackbure
Sweet Springs
Mr. England
Ernest Zimmerman
Union Nest
J. & Blackburn
Sireas
Ben McRoberts
M. C. K. Club
Sam Ruleford
Mr. Ruleford
Charlie Smith
Salt Pond
Able van Meter
St. Louis
Maud Blackburn
Julia Whittleton
Union
Kiser’ Bridge
M Franklin, Druggs
Fletcher
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