Notes from the Ridge Farm Week in Review
Last week reports show F L Stone working for Fur ney and Mattix, Evert Murphy visiting his grandfather Jim Duncan, and Frank Meyer with a companion viewing the Ridge Sunday. J H Wilson joined A J Hays for dinner, Rudolph Johnson called on his best girl, and Archie Dee plows corn as Corn plowing dominates. J W Hayes’ horse nearly escaped Friday and leaped into the river but was halted. he may be ill. Wheat cutting approaches. Asa Duncan rolls corn. Charles E Duncan begins planting corn for the first time, possibly replanting some.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. L. Stone
Furney
Mattix
Evert Murphy
Jim Duncan
Frank Meyer
J. H. Wilson
A. J. Hays
Rudolph Johnson
Rude
Archie Dee
Archie
J.W. Hayes
Howard County
Asa Duncan
Charles E. Duncan
Antioch Church Notes and Local Visits
Rev. Bolton filled his appointment at Antioch Sunday. Mrs. D. Hill and children of Caldwell Kansas visit her father Ira Parkhurst. Misses Maud and Mary Bell Akeman with Ethel Smithey. Luther Treece and family with Grover Leonard. Miss Nannie Hall visiting Mrs Pleas Aldridge. Ladies of Christian Union held a well attended ice cream supper at the church with a good time reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bolton
Antioch
D. Hill
Caldwell
Kansas
Ira Parkhurst
Maud
Mary Bell Akeman
Ethel Smithey
Luther Treece
Grover Leonard
Nannie Hall
Pleas Aldridge
Ladies of Christian Union
A Terrible Blunder to neglect liver trouble
An advertising notice urges taking Dr. King's New Life Pills at the first sign of constipation biliousness or inactive bowels to prevent indigestion jaundice or gall stones. It claims the pills regulate liver stomach and bowels and improve health and are priced at 5 cents at P A Franklin's.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. King
P. A. Franklin's
Local Residents Share Visits and News Roundup Near Concordia
Mrs. Allen and Lon Venerable visited sister Mrs. Alice Guyton near Corder Sunday. Miss Jennie Menegall of Concordia is visiting relatives here. Maude and Dora Harris with Bessie Knott dined with Mrs. C. T. Markham. Will VanArndale and son of Bimwood spent Sunday with John Forbes. James Blain and Edmund Allen called on friends near Concordia. Effie Dierking visiting sister Mrs. Ernest Odell near Marshall. Maude Harris returned from Sweet Springs. Rev. Trader joined Ketlander family for dinner. Nelle Dierking accepted Armentrout school for the year. Mrs. A. F. Noel improving. Dr. J. A. Noel and J. R. Harris traveled through. Myrtle and Aleene Rouse returned from visiting relatives in Corder. John Greer visited east of Sweet Springs Saturday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allen
Lon Venerable
Alice Guyton
Corder
Jennie Menegall
Concordia
Maude
Dora Harris
Bessie Knott
C. T. Markham
Will VanArndale
Bimwood
John Forbes
James Blain
Edmund Allen
Effie Dierking
Ernest Odell
Marshall
Maude Harris
Sweet Springs
Trader
Ketlander
Nelle Dierking
Armentrout School
A. F. Noel
J.A. Noel
J. R. Harris
Myrtle
Aleene Rouse
John Greer
Rose Valley Church Adds Four Members After Meeting
Reverend Anderson ended a two week Antioch revival Sunday night with four new church members. Community notes report visits among local families, including Ives Aulgar and family with Fred Montgomery, Mrs. Fred Hall and Truman Hall, and others visiting relatives in Oklahoma. Everett Chambers hosted guests with P L Aldridge and families. A recent rain Tuesday night brought relief to farmers across the county.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anderson
Antioch
Ives Aulgar
Fred Montgomery
Fred Hall
Truman
Everett Chambers
Uriah Mayse
Oscar Mayse
Oklahoma
P. L. Aldridge
Mra. J. T. Hill
Mra
M. D. Hall
Clay
Nana Hall
Slater
F. Hall
Saved His Wife Life By Dr King's New Discovery
O H Brown of Muscadine Alabama credits Dr Kings New Discovery with saving his wife from a severe bronchial illness and dangerous cough. He reports she improved after using the remedy and was soon well. The ad touts its use for coughs colds throat lung trouble and other conditions with prices 50 cents and 1.00 and a trial bottle free guaranteed by P H Franklin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O. H. Brown
Muscadine
Ala
Dr. King
P. H. Franklin
Local Social Notes From Arrow Rock Area
Walter Townsend and wife visited Mrs. Alice McMahan and daughter Lena in Marshall last Tuesday. Various locals attended gooseberry gathering at Clarence Park near Blackwater. Carnival attendees included J. P. Biggs family and Dr. McGuire. Rev. Hook preached at the Christian church and will return on the first Sunday in July. Miss Ruth Piper visited W. R. Hubbard and wife near Little Rock, with others noted in community events and church gatherings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Townsend
Alice McMahan
Lena
Marshall
Glen Amabury
Josie
Near Hardeman
Mra
Lula Green
W. B. Shemwell
B. W. Collins
Howard
Mesdamesa T. H. Dickson
Wm Eichman
Clarence Park
Blackwater
J. P. Biggs
Dr. McGuire
Parilee Bingham
Harold Turley
Lester Dickson
Harold Cott
Clark Swinney
Kate and
Mary
Will Kammeyer
Lucile Shephard
Columbia
Rev. Hook
Mexico
The
Christian Church
Ruth Piper
Near Little Rock
W. R. Hubbard
Bessie Bingham
Cooper
L. A.wilmarth
K. EB. Stone
Mr. Freeman
Near
Overton
Arch Goodloe
Rev. Maritz
J. A. H Bierbaum
Watson Diggs
Miss Ruthtin
Harold Cotoaks
Lntie Hock
Slater 8, B. Birks Attend County Seat Business
Slater 8 and B. Birks conducted business at the county seat Monday. Allen Gaines spent the week at the home of John Howard in Mex-Sac, with Archie Crossiin and Lester Dick- accompanying or visiting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. Birks
Allen Gaines
John Howard
Mex- Sac
Archie Crossiin
Lester Dick
End of the contest in sight for Fallows prizes
The article notes a trimphant success as girls in the contest prove they are runners not needing summer to train. They meet success at every turn, but the winner of the Fallows grand prizes remains to be seen.
Contest pitch for a $360 piano prize in Saline county
The message urges participation in a contest where actively engaged girls can win prizes. It emphasizes social support from friends to help the contestant win, offering encouragement to invest a dollar for reading matter to boost chances of securing the first prize piano worth $360.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saline County
Local notes and visits in Missouri communities
Miss Lucile Crear of Louisiana is a guest of relatives this week. Various residents travel, visit, or arrive from California, Colorado Springs, Virginia, and Kansas City. Weddings and sermons noted among friends. local folks attend a carnival and greet guests. hogs shipped by W. S. Pyle mark farm activity.
Unclear fragmentary text from Vinh area notice
The readable portion is limited to a stray string of letters and words not forming a coherent event or identifiable entities. No discernible person, organization, date, place, or outcome can be established from the fragment.
Buckeye Rain Delights Local Farmers After Showery Tuesday
A light rain fell on Buckeye Tuesday night to the relief of area farmers. Reginald Pinkard shopped in Miami Tuesday while Pream Meyfield visited Mr Porter last week. Mires Welch shopped in Miami Wednesday. Mr and Mrs Welch visited White and wife last Sunday. A large fishing party occurred on Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buckeye
Reginald Pinkard
Miami
North Grand Pass Church Appointment and Local Social
Rev Leatherman of Malta Bend preached at Asbury Chapel last Sunday. A strawberry and ice cream social drew many neighbors to Grand Pass last Thursday. Mrs Aldred King of Kansas City visits her sister Mrs P H Ritchart. Ferden and Gerstner and family attended Pentecostal services at Blackburn last Monday. Arthur McReynolds spilled hot coffee and scalded his foot but is improving. Mrs Obie Morris of Blackwater visits her mother Mrs Annie Raines. Mr and Mrs W J Vogt visited with their daughter Mrs J W Feil last Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leatherman
Malta Bend
Asbury Chapel
Grand Pass
Aldred King
Kansas City
P. Hi. Ritchart
Ferden
Gerstner
Blackburn
Arthur McReynolds
Obie Morris
Blackwater
Annie Raines
W. J. Vogt
J. W. Feil
Bucklen’s Arnica Salve touted by carpenter from Manilla
EB. 8. Lopez, a Manilla, N. Y. carpenter, praises Bucklen’s Arnica Salve as a universal healer for cuts, burns, boils, eczema, and other ailments. P. H. Franklin’s store advertises its availability. J. L. Terrell of Eagle Lake, Tex., reports crops smaller than claimed, noting 1900 acres with only 166 producing potatoes and corn yields lower than quoted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bucklen
Lopez
Manilla
N. Y
P. H. Franklin's
J. L. Terrell
Hagle Lake
Tex
Pototoca
Comras
Outing at Whites Park With Palmore Party
Rev. W B Palmore editor of St Louis Christian Advocate and two nieces Miss Margaret Clark and Miss Patsy Clark visited Whites Park with picnickers on Thursday June 1. The group enjoyed a fish fry, roving, social talks, and fishing along the slough before leaving about 4 30 PM for their homes in Virginia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Whites Park
W. B. Palmore
St. Louis
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West Side Square
Marshall Republican
Missouri Ruralist
Lucile Crear
Louisiana
Lula Briggs
Colorado Springs
Dr.Bucher
Virginia
J. C. Bucher
John Herrider
Robert Herrider
Moberly
A. R. Grigoby
Woodson
Sarah Lynch
P. F. Jacobi
Blair Smith
Henry Reavis
Wanamaker
Co.w. Gorrell
Ira Force
Walker Fintey
Wm. Vardeman
God
Salem
R. W. Finley
Jerome Younger
Maurine
Mearl Gorrell
Pyle
Tras Neu
Buck Eye
North
Lester Hl. Ransberger
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