Christmas program at Christian Union church noted
Army COS a es eC county news reports a Christmas tree and program at Christian Union Church on December 25 at 7:40 p m. Several local residents, including Misses Elizabeth Smith Ethel Cox and Ethel Wilson, travel and homeward notes are given for the holiday period. Visitors and relatives from Warrensburg Houstonia Marshall and north Dakota are mentioned along with local names J T Witcher J P Wilson Edwin Barger Rev Trader and others in this vicinity.
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Ochrietian Union Church
Elizabeth Smith
Ethel Cox
Ethel Wilson
Warrensburg
Edwin Barger
Houstonia
J. P. Wilson
Ethel
John King
Edwin Bhart
North Dakota
Trader
John Bishop
Jack Herndon
Edwin Arger
Effie Dickerson
Marshall
John and
Elmer Akeman
Long Branch Residentes Attend Xmas Events and Visits
Miss Willye Stafford, studying at Fulton, spends Christmas holidays with her parents. A box-social at Clay Center hosted by Miss Elis drew many locals with an excellent program. Mrs W H Beezeil of Kansas City visits daughter Mrs Claude Stafford. Rev Smith of Hale Missouri. a substitute Hud Stafford attended Perea Sunday. Claude Stafford’s broad smile follows news of a new Sib boy.
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Elis
W. H. Dbeezeil
Kansas City
Daugher
Claude Stafford
Davis District Sends Joyful New Year Greetings
Davis District residents extend season wishes to Christie and a Happy New Year. Notes of daily life show visitors and shoppers in Miami Marshall and Ayres. Names include Mayfield Kemper Beulah Jolmeon Herrmann Joe Stephens John McLain Wardle Foote and Amos Audsley among others.
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Joe Stephens
John McLain
Triplett
Misses Wardle
Iltuth Foote
Ayres
Mia
Joe Gadberry
Wolfekill
Woolridges
Sawavill
Hupp
Amos Audsley
Christmas Evening at Christian Union Church
Antioch Rev Trader of Warrensburg fled his appointment at Chiie law Union Sunday. Large congregation attended. Miss Lizzie Smith Ethel Wilson and Ethe Cox visited. Cox family returned from Warrensburg for holidays. Arthur Cox and wife hosted Join Luther Treece and family. J M Hook and son Taylor attended Marshall. Nona Hai attended. J. M. Hook and son at Marshall. Join and Luther Treece went to Kansas City. Christmas entertainment set for Friday night at Christian Union church replacing the schoolhouse report.
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Trader
Warrensburg
Chiielaw Union
Lizzie Smith
Ethel Wison
Ethe
Cox
Wim
Janny
F. Hall
Arthur Cox
Join
Luther Treece
Kanana City
J. M. Hook
Son Tayor
Marshall
Misa
Local scenes note social visit and hog sale
In Bulle and wife of near Mt Zion were Sunday guests of Pleas Ideidge and family. Philip Trautman sold a fine lot of hogs last week, Will Languish is building a new barn.
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En Bulle
Mt. Zion
Local Families Visit, Travel and Illness Reported
Mrs J C Laney of Alma arrives for holidays with Witebher family near Slater and Rufus Clark Jr relatives. Visitors in Marshall include Mrs Tharrlet Johnson Faneel and daughters Alma and Willie, Miss Minnie Smith improving from pneumonia, Mrs J D Beott and daughters Georgia and Frances shopping, Elizabeth Lynch visiting son P P Jacobi, John Thomyson Galied on the best til Sunday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. C. Laney
Alma
Lou Witebher
Ive Vishting
Slater
Rufus Clark Jr
Marshall
Tharrlet Johnson
Wille
Minnie Smith
J. d. Beott
Georgia
Frances
Elizabeth Lynch
PP. F. Jacobi
John Thomyson
Mount Leonard Social Roundup of Town Visitors
Nellie Taylor of Kansas City guests in Mt Leonard on Wednesday and Thursday. John Roe of Kansas City visits Friday. Mrs Potter of Malta Bend visits her sister Mrs James. Jameses travel for business to Malta end Friday. Mamie Keller hunted Santa in Marshall Friday. Leta Oquest shops in Marshall Monday. Charley Strong shops in Marshall Wednesday. Arthur Mueller and wife visit town Wednesday. Mueller discusses post mistress with Geo Sylvester. Agness King shops in Marshall Saturday. Mat Driggs returns from Boise Idaho after a year away. Grace Hughes listed on web page for several days. Harry Daniner of Marshall visits friends Sunday. A B Cort and wife spend Sunday with Coffey family at Shackelford. Adella Thayer returns from Kansas City Saturday night. Fred Southerman visits sister Mao Gentty.
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Nellie Taylor
Kansas
Cty
John Roe
Oty
Potter
Malta Bend
Mes
James
James Swinney
Malta
Mamie Keller
Santa Claus
Marshall
Leta Oquest
Charley Strong
Arthur Mueller
Town
Mr. Mueller
Geo. Sylvester
Agness King
Mat Driggs
Boise
Idaho
Grace Hughes
Harry Daniner
Marethall
Bunlay
A. B. Cort
Mr. Coffey
Shackelford
Adella Thay
Kansas City
Fred Southerman
Mao Gentty
Local visitors and holiday gatherings report
B M Huston and Virgil Keaty visited from Sweet Springs and dined at City Hotel. Miss Hattie Ouest arrived from Deatrice Neb to spend Christmas with her father’s family. Mr and Mrs Joesh Shawl from Odessa stayed with daughter Mrs G A Wright. George Robertson returns home for holidays as entertainment events Sunday night delight.
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B. M. Huston
Virgil Keaty
Sweet Springs
City Hotel
Hattie Ouest
Deatrice, Neb
Malta Bend Social Notes of Holiday Visits and Travel
Miss Miriam Brown returned Saturday from T toward Payne college to spend the holidays with her parents. Mrs James Waller was a county guest visitor Monday. W C Ballew and wife Fred Anderson and wife plan a visit to relatives in North Missouri next Sunday. J A Wheelsen spent last Sunday. Player Vancy of Sedalia came home for the holidays with Maurice Brown Archie Van Anglen and Percy Houston from Central College visiting their parents. Mrs W O Walker returned Monday from a Illinois visit. Prof Monsees and wife of Tipton came Wednesday to visit Mrs Monsees parents. Jim Waller of Wentworth Military School came Sunday to spend a few days with friends. Miss Bonnie Byrd of Miami is a guest this week. Miss Emma Alison and brother of Longwood are visiting sister Mrs R S Cale.
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Miriam Brown
Payne College
James Waller
W. C. Ballew
Fred Anderson
North Mo
Wheelsen
Player Vancy
Sedalia
Houwidays
Maurice Brown
Archie van. Annglen
Percy Houston
Central Colege
Wellington resident returns from holiday visit
OAK RIDGE A Merry Christmas and Happy New Year to all, Nelson Waller of Wellington Mo returned home Saturday of last week after an extended visit with friends in this vicinity. Edgar Allen and Ole Johnson were the guests of Lenora Taylor Sunday, Mrs Barbie Giger and Oliver Dennis and family were visiting
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Nelson Waller
Wellington
Edgar Allen
Ole Johnson
Lenora Taylor
Barbie Giger
Oliver Dennis
Social notes from a local gathering page
The snippet records visits and social activities around residents including Mrs Emma Deer, Frank Johnson and wife visiting St W Taylor’s, Tony Geer praised as a fine young man, L A Dille Archie Dee taking a trip to Slater, and Mrs Hovis attending her uncle’s funeral.
Sweet Springs Holiday Notes and Local Sightings
Mrs J B Dooley travels from Lincoln Missouri to visit family and the town hosts a male quartet from William Jewell College for a Christmas program at the public school auditorium accompanied by a reader. Local residents visit relatives, attend school, or travel to Sedalia Marshall Warrensburg and Adair for vacations and work.
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A. E. Smith
Harod
Raymond
Matta Bend
Chelstias
Hers Iever
C.O. Walker
Ralph
Lester Urton
Sweet Springs
Auditiorum
Christmas West
William Jewel
Smith
Christmas Travel And Holiday Visits Reported
Mrs. Fred T al and daughter Leona spent Christmas at Edgerton Range. Mrs. T E Ray visited her daughter Mrs. Will S Hanley in Nelson. Tolbert G Reavis is back from Kansas City for the holidays. Jon Reekis and family vacationed in Sedalia. Will F D Smith and family in Saline N D visit Postmaster Smith. John H McGwire stored away in Marshall and Slater. Mrs Emma Hughes will spend winter in Sedalia after Tuesday visit.
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Fred T. al
Leona
Edgerton Range
T .E. Ray
Nelson
Will
Hanley
Tolbert G. Reavis
Kansas City
Jon Reekiis
Sedalia
Will FD Smith
Saline
N. D
Smith
John H McGwire
Marshall and Slater
Emma Hughes
Miss Jane Leisure tet for Kan as Cty Wednesday
Slater residents report Miss Jane Leisure traveling to Kansas City Wednesday morning to visit relatives. Hermann, north of town, said a barrel of der was stolen from neighbor Elbett Srown Thursday. Neighbors anticipate a quiet Christmas as Mrs L A Brown and daughters Zecha and PR Tela visited Onrear vike Wednesday. Merchants remain busy during the holiday season. Maguire of Sweet Spurl, a real estate man, was in town on Tuesday with Mrs. Mary E Tights' residence.
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Jane
Kanas
Hermann
Elbett
L. A. Brown
Faughters
Zecha
PR Tela
del Maguire
Mary E Tirichts
Sweet Spurl Os
Denatured alcohol act fix proposed by Senator Hansborough
Farmers would receive full benefit of the denatured alcohol law if an amendment by Senator Hansborough of North Dakota passes. A hog cholera treatment using serum from immune hogs shows only 20 percent mortality, with Dr. Dorset’s serum freely available to farmers. Veneer protectors for trees fail against mice. sealing strings with contar may deter damage. Kansas farmers expand alfalfa acreage, now 618 thousand acres, with multiple harvests each year and strong winter feed value. interest in alfalfa grows nationwide.
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Congress
Internal Revenue
Hansborough
North Dakota
M. Dorset
Bureau of Animal Industry
United States
Kansas
Coburn
Kansas Board of Agriculture
Australia
Cheering a Disease at An Atchison Lecture
An Atchison woman recounts a medical college story where a professor claims Bright’s disease is peculiar to men. A female student rises and notes seven women present, proposing three cheers that there is a disease peculiar to women.
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Atchison
Bright
Atchyon Globe
Superstitious Woman Sees Bad Omens In Day Of Oddities
A New York Times note describes a superstitious woman who fearfully interprets a string of minor misfortunes as signs of doom. She forgets items, adjusts routine to ward off curses, fears a looming separation, and ends the day convinced of doom despite a household tease of luck.
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Twenty-third Street
New York Times
Tattooers Drink Blood in Nagasaki Work
A historical account describes Japanese tattoo artists in Nagasaki creating designs on a young lieutenant. He notes lengthy sessions, blood drinking by the tattooers, blond tattooists, and the process of ink and blood interaction during the procedure.
What Killed the Adjutant in the Pighting Fifth Journal
In 1860 the regimental journal recounts Captain FitzRoy causing the death of an adjutant bird with an alien, the bird dies from sunstroke. a court, led by FitzRoy as president, records the finding that no injury occurred and cites a 100 rupee fine protecting the bird as a scavenger.
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FitzRoy
Phil FitzRoy
Allahabad
Worda Failed Him Cowboy's Horse Theft Rally Ends in Silence
A western crowd gathered as a noted speaker attempted to address his stolen horse crisis. He mounted a barrel to deliver his views but sighed that he could not do justice to the moment, admitting the task was beyond him and leaving listeners in subdued hush.
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Cambeddian
Oppression Described as Fatal Iron Wheel of Independence
A fervent orator exhorts against oppression, likening it to a boa constrictor and apaconda of vast size that coils around the patriot's soul. He warns of tyranny breaking the neck of independence or driving the tyrant to desperation, madness, and mortal death under harsh laws.
Origin of the bolster and its curious afterlife
The Crusaders reportedly carried home the bolster and Dr Candle notes their wives, unaware of its proper use as a back support when lying on a side, placed it under the pillow instead, leading to the habit of discarding the bolster entirely.
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Candle
What Me Needed
The text presents a fragmentary dialogue in which a patient asks if stronger glasses are needed and the doctor replies that weaker ameses are needed instead, with garbled wording and unclear context.
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