County News Briefs on Visits and Illnesses
Mrs Howard and son visited her brother G Lilo and family near Miami last week. Miss Pearl Riley visits her brother EB G Riley in St. Louis. Annie Howerton visited Mr Humphreys in Malta Bend. I Stivers of Kansas City spent time with daughter Mrs Linie Edwards. Al Webb in Marshall in his new auto. The youngest Coad child ill with pneumonia. Christian church to host union Christmas services. Dr BE Walker ill with rheumatism but improved. Miss Cloris Williams sick. Pete Riley taught school in her place.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard
G. Li*lo
Miami
Miss Pearl Riley
EB. G. Riley
St. Louis
Mise Annie Howerton
Humphreys
Malta
I. Stivers
Kansas City
Linie Edwards
al Webb
Annie
Fowerton
Elia Reynolds
Katie Reynolds
C. Coad
Christian Church
BE. Walker
M. E
Cloris Williams
Pear
Riley
Early Home Cure for Cough Claims Quick Pneumonia Prevention
An advertised remedy Ballard's Horehound Syrup is recommended to halt a cough at onset to prevent pneumonia or consumption. The seller P. H Branklin promotes the product as a short treatment with a guaranteed cure though some illnesses may last longer.
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Ballard
P. H Branklin
Buckeye Local Notes and Social Roundup
Buckeye Sam Sullivan and family Sunday ed at J. B. Irvin's. Mrs. J. T. Lloyd visited from Kansas City. Mrs. Fannie White visited Harvey Gadberry's Buck Eye. Harrison Sullivan plans a winter visit to Buck Eye. Ashly Ross hunted corn gathering hands but they have money. Lloyd Kemper seeking corn gathering help. John Harris seen riding Buck Eye. P. G. Sullivan to hold a Christmas tree at the schoolhouse Friday week. presents due by noon. DEAR MADAM invites for studio visit with lighting ideas from J. W. McChesney.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sam Sullivan
J. B. Irvin
J. T. Lloyd
Kansas City
Fannie White
Buck Eye
Harvey Gadberry
Floyd Stephens
Harrison Sullivan
Ashly Ross
Lloyd Kemper
John Harris
P. G. Sullivan
Make up Your Own Mind Need for a Cough Remedy
An old health claim urges readers to rely on Dr Bell's Honey and Tar cough syrup promising relief and a guarantee of benefit, reflecting early 20th century patent medicine promotion and the era's consumer skepticism.
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Dr. Bell
Community notices and upcoming church events recap
Sunday visits mark a quiet social week with neighbors and relatives from Slater Bosworth and Kansas City. Protracted Shiloh church meeting draws attendees. pie supper at Shiloh schoolhouse to raise funds. Christmas tree and gift collection planned for Davis schoolhouse with noon deadline for gift drop off.
Not Good for everything Eagle Eye Salve ad line
Sutherland promotes Eagle Eye Salve as an eye product with a bold claim. The copy invites unsatisfied customers to return for a refund and urges readers to judge the product themselves.
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Sutherland
New Frankfort Sunday School Plans Christmas Eve Program
NEW FRANKFORT The Sunday School is preparing a program to render on Christmas Eve. Grippe and bad colds are prevalent, Sunday will be regular preaching day at New Frankfort. Gua Thierfelder was called to Chariton County Thursday due to the serious illness of his daughter who died Saturday, Dec. 10. We are having fine weather. Rey, Manshardt and wife of Kansas visited at B. Maddox and family the past week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Frankfort
Gua Thierfelder
Chariton County
Rey, Manshardt
Kansas
B. Maddox
Social and Local Notes From The Community
Roads are in fine condition. Hog killing is the order of the day. W Tillison is sawing wood in this locality. Mrs B Butts of Slater and her mother Mrs Friar of Ladonia visited Mrs Phil Reidenbach over Sun. The supper at the M W A hall by the Royal Neighbors last Friday was a success, the first social of the season, clearing about 30. Word arrived Saturday of the death of Mrs W Sanders of near Forrest Green, formerly of this place. Burial was Sunday at Glasgow. We extend sympathy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. Tillison
B. Butts
Slater
Friar
Ladonia
Phil Reidenbach
M. W. A. Hall
W. Sanders
Forrest Green
Glasgow
Not Hopeless with Rheumatism Try Ballard's Snow Liniment
A persuasive advertisement urging readers with rheumatism or stiff joints to try Ballard's Snow Liniment. Claims to drive away aches and stiffness and restore full health, noting it is sold by P. H. Franklin.
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Ballard
P. H. Franklin
Napton News From Napton and Excelsior Springs
Levi Smith of Napton travels to Excelsior Springs for health reasons with his wife. Merchants Edwards and Shackelford conducted business in Marshall. The M W A camp elected officers led by Ernest Harvey as consul and L H Haesemeyer as adviser. Foater Hilton and Lester Nicely sworn in as sentry and watchman respectively. Mrs. Carroll Stouffer visiting from Pueblo. A fifth child was born to Mr and Mrs Chris Haines. An infant of Mr and Mrs J B Scott died Monday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Levi Smith
Excelsior Springs
J. Edwards
Will Shackelford
Marshall
M.W. A. Camp
Ernest Harvey
L. H. Haesemeyer
L. E. Ancell
Wm. E. Shackelford
June Baker
Lester Nicely
Foater Hilton
Smith Parkhurst
Shackelford Bros
Carroll Stouffer
Pueblo Colo
Napton
Chris Haines
J. B. Scott
Local social notes from Arrow Rock and Cooper area
Horace Eades of Cooper was in town Tuesday morning. Mrs. L. A. Wilmarth and daughter Miss Bell of near Blackwater shopped in town Tuesday. Miss Lena McMahan of Marshall visited her sister Mrs. Walter Townsend. Dr. F. M. Hickerson and Miss Annie Cobb were married Wednesday by Rev. A. L. Houston and began housekeeping. Will Hazel and wife traded in town Tuesday. W. B. Gibson and wife of Cooper were town visitors Saturday. Ladies of the Methodist church realized about $72 Saturday from the gate of Christmas article. Mrs. J. H. Reynolds and Miss Julia Turley were in town Saturday. Miss Lula Piper of near Little Rock was the weekend guest of Mrs. E. Engelage. W. H. Edwards made a trip to Kansas City last week. Lester Dickson and family were dinner guests Sunday in Cooper at the home of Low Wade. Rev Houston and family, J. F. Spence and wife, Edna Caton and James Williamson of near Nelson were dinner guests Sunday at the home of Dr. McGuire. Mrs. Kitty Hogge and daughter Miss Sadie attended church Sunday morning. Morris Davidson and wife spent the day in town Sunday at the home of Watson Diggs. Mrs. Gip McMahan of Kansas City arrived last week to visit her mother Mrs. Lucy Townsend and other relatives. Mrs. Horace Eades of Cooper was shopping here Saturday. Frank Watts and wife were weekend guests at the home of R. C. Piper near Little Rock.
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Horace Eades
Cooper
L. A. Wilmarth
Miss Bell
Near Blackwater
Lena McMahan
Marshall
Walter Townsend
F. M. Hickerson
Annie Cobb
A. L. Houston
Will Hazel
W. B. Gibson
The
Methodist Church
J. H. Reynolds
Julia Turley
Lula Piper
Little Rock
E. Engelage
W. H. Edwards
Kansas City
Lester Dickson
Low Wade
Houston
J. F. Spence
Edna Caton
James Williamson
Nelson
Dr. McGuire
Kitty Hogge
Sadie
Morris Davidson
Watson Diggs
Gip McMahan
Lucy Townsend
Frank Watts
R. C. Piper
Antiseptic Remedies and Dr Bell Anti-Pain Sale
An advertisement touts Antiseptic Remedies that destroy disease germs and Dr Bell’s Anti-Pain as an antiseptic remedy for external and internal pains. It claims relief is almost instantaneous and notes the product is sold by all dealers.
Saline Valley Notes From Local Folks
Ed Harrold and Frank Fisher of Oak Ridge area bought calves here last Tuesday. George Nolke spent several days in Howard visiting the Spreitzer home. Mrs. A Franklin returned home in Kansas City after an extended visit with local friends. Mr. and Mrs. H Brandt and Miss Christene of Howard County were guests of Henry Johnning Sunday.
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Ed, Harrold
Frank Fisher
Oak Ridge
George Nolke
Howard
Spreitzer
A. Franklin
Kansas City
H. Brandt
Miss Christene
Howard Co
Henry Johnning
Local Market Trades And Community Notes From Glasgow Area
J H Rhodes for Mr McAmis of Marshall bought four periods of garn from August Reich Laula Borges and Harry and Ed Selmeyer at two dollars per barrel. Miss Donie Reich visited Glasgow friends. St Marys Catholic church attracted locals daily. Robert Welton paid Ben Harold for 100 barrels of corn at two dollars per barrel and delivery is arranged. Richerson and Hugo Stradtman toured Howard county with real estate sales efforts. A daughter greeted Henry Olendorff at home Monday. mother and child well. Rim Grove school closed Thursday for Immaculate Conception feast observed locally.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. H. Rhodes
McAmis
Marshall
August Reich
Laula Borges
Harry
Ed Selmeyer
Donie Reich
Glasgow
St. Marys Catholic Church
Robert Welton
Ben Harold
Mr. Richerson
Hugo Stradtman
Howard County
Mr. Stradtman
Henry Olendorff
Dr Bell's Pine Tar Fancy Bottle Advertisement
An advertising note promotes Dr Bell's Pine Tar Fancy claiming consistent quality with every bottle. It urges readers to look for the bell emblem on the bottle to verify authenticity and implies reliable efficacy.
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Dr. Bell
Social Gatherings and Church Attendance in Harde man Area
Weather stays fine as residents await Santa. Eastham family and guests visit Niemeier home. Reiths stay with Chas Niemeier. Mrs Winkler and daughter attend Arrow Rock church. Woodsmall Senter and Schieszer families host visits. Many locals visit Boonville Napton Arrow Rock Slater and nearby towns for church and fellowship.
Sutherland's Eagle Eye Salve Promises Cure for Granulated Lids
An advertisement touts Sutherland's Eagle Eye Salve as painless and harmless with a guaranteed cure for granulated eye lids. It emphasizes a strong success claim and a price of 2c, noting the concoction never failed on a case.
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Sutherland
New Home Baptist Preaching Sunday Dec 18 by Rev Heirs
Community note reports a preaching service at New Home on Sunday December 18 by Rev Heirs. It marks the last sermon there before the pastor moves to a new assignment next year. Also mentions social visits among local families including Minnie and Dora Harris with John Knott family, Mrs A J Allen returning from St Joseph, and Hugo Stolberg visiting D M Harris family.
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New Home
Minnie
Dora Harris
John Knott
A. J. Allen
McVey
St. Joseph
Hugo Stolberg
D. M. Harris
Dr Bel Antiseptic Salve Promises Quick Improvement
The advertisement claims hard to cure dermatitis is eased by Dr Bel Antiseptic Salve with noticeable improvement from the first application. It markets rapid relief and urges readers to try the product for better skin condition.
Higginaville Social Attendees List For August Event
A community party hosted by Mr and Mrs August Relich drew a crowd with many local residents named among attendees. Notables included Miss Leh Frerking visiting from Qorder, Guy Triplett of Higginaville, John Peak from St Louis, Oscar Boeschen from Cole Camp, and residents such as Mamie Hinck Kate Warnes Rose Hillen Ella John Lydia Bradley and several others. The note concludes with a plug for keepsake photographs of Christmas memories.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Higginavile Thureday
Paul’ Deckson
Vines Elkoas
Soso
Miao
Relch
Mamie
Leona’ Hinck
Kate Warnes
Rose Hillen
Ella John
Lydia Bradley
Lydia Steinbrueck
Blanche Pape
Leha Frerking
August Reith
John Peak
St. Louis
Oscar Boeschen
Cole Camp
Tom Trent
Marshall
Herman Cook
Alma
Jesse Near
Waverly
Engineers Vote Strike Threat Ahead of Meeting
Chicago December 10 The Brotherhood of Railroad Engineers reports more than 95 percent approval among 33 000 engineers for a strike ultimatum to the Railroad Managers Association. Final vote tallies withheld yet show stronger than expected sentiment. If demands are not met a nationwide locomotive shutdown could follow within hours.
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Engineers
Chicago
Ill
The
Brotherhood of Railroad Engineers
Railroad Managers Association
Warren 8. Stone
Brotherhood
Stone
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Co. C. Mack
Lawson Byars
August Tegtmeier
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F. F. Gerstner
Cora R. Edwards
Johnson County
Ruth Mack
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Presbyterian Church
T. L. Demoss
Lone Jack
Lina Edwards
A&a
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G. Sullivan
C. C. Kitchen
Jack Lloyd
B. Irvine
James Kemper
Cecil Carr
Arbur
Claud Wood
Joe Herrmann
Robert Patton
Near Bosworth
Henry Gadberry
Frank Pinkard
Beulah Johnson
Joe Harris
Boyd Stephens
Shiloh
Geo. Jetts
Will Mullins
John Williams
New Prospect Church
Davis School
Castoria
Bignature of
Saline Valley
Rim Grove
Giger
Hardeman
Santa Claus
Will Eastham
Henry Niemeier
Julius Reith
Chas. Niemeier
Clemence Winkler
Arrow Rock
Will Woodsmall
Will Senter
Robert Schieszer
Boonville
S. J. Gibson
Crouch
Earl Townsend
May Goodloe
Hardem
August Niemeier
Kate
Mary Swinney
Clyde Simms
Annie Dickson
Elmer Fielden
Alfred Davis
Louis Schler
Blackburn
F. P. Williams
South Side
Lowney's Chocolates
South Side Square
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