Death of Mrs Gust Thierfelder in New Frankfort
In New Frankfort this week the death of Mrs Gust Thierfelder is announced after four days of illness from paralytic brain. Born in Switzerland she came to the U S at 15, lived in Glasgow and Saline before moving with her husband and five sons and two daughters. Funeral held at Evangelical church in Glasgow with Rev W H Manshardt officiating. burial at New Frankfort Cemetery. Surviving spouse, children, grandchildren and many relatives mourn.
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Gust Thierfelder
Thierfelder
Switzerland
Glasgow
Theo
Saline
Evangelical Church
W. H. Manshardt
New Frankfort
Henry Miller
John Thierfelder
Moberly
Gunt Thierfelder
Annual Pisgah Church Reunion Draws Big Crowd
A large crowd attended the Old Pisgah church reunion on Sunday with ample dinner and a reported fine time. Attendees included Mesars Alfred Silvey Gus Harris Santy Mounts and Miss Mae Harris from Houston. They joined D. M. Harris and family for Saturday night events. Myrtle Carmean and Dora Harrie also visited on Sunday.
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Pisgah
Alfred Silvey
Gus ‘Harris
Santy Mounts
Miss Mae Harris
Peur Houstonis
D. M. Harris
Pisgah Sun
Elmwood Social Notes Include Harris and Reager Visits
Misses Minnie and Dollie Harris were guests of Mr. and Mrs. A. P. Reager of Elmwood Monday night. Mr. and Mrs. Garrison of Blackborn were in the neighborhood Tuesday for telephone business. Frank Carruthers and Sedalia visitors stayed with the Reagers for several days. Minnie and Maude Harris shopped in Blackburn Tuesday. Delia Culp of Warrensburg visits her sister Mrs. Sam Davis. Mrs. Caroline Wilcox of Kansas City visits in the area. Your money's worth or your money back at the New York Racket.
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Minnie
Dollie Harris
A. P. Reager
Elmwood
Garrison
Blackborn
The
Telephone Co
Frank Carruthers
Sedalia
Minnie and
Maude Harris
Blackburn
Delia Culp
Warrensburg
Sam Davis
Caroline Wilcox
Kansas City
Social notes from Malta Bend and vicinity
Mrs Nellie Dicus left for Chicago after weeks with Mrs William Brown and relatives with several social functions in her honor. Emma Bright and Miss Johnson plan granite sidewalks. Mrs Curtis Martin and Mildred of Sedalia visit Mrs Clara German. Dr J M Carter leaves for Tennessee for lectures. Floyd Cox begins a new residence in Brown addition. B Jeter returns from Jamestown Exposition and Confederate reunion. Miss Blanch Hell hosts Tugaday Club gathering amid gracious hospitality.
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Nellie Dicus
Chicago
William Brown
Emma Bright
Miss Johnson
Curtis Martin
Mildred
Sedalia
Clara German
J.M. Carter
Tennessee
Mrs Newman Newell Visit in Kansas City
Mrs Newman Newell and her children spent the weekend in Kansas City. The Misses McRoberts entertained Thursday afternoon in honor of Mrs Elizabeth Lancing of Muscogee Lodge, Ts.
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Newman Newell
Kansas City
Misses McRoberts
Elizabeth Lancing
Muscogee, Lod
Binder twine sold at nine cents per pound in New York
The New York racket reports binder twine priced at 9c per pound. Local traders note demand remains steady as farmers prepare for harvest season.
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New York
Local Notes From Nelson And Saline City
Gus Petry and family visit Nelson from Little Rock area. Sports recap includes June 16 Little Rock games against Lisbon and Ehler Bros Reds with Nelson and Saline City figures. Wheat sales by J H Detmer and Geo Pearson to Glasgow Milling Co boost income. base ball game at Little Rock features Slater and Ehler Bros Reds with a close score and few errors.
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Saline City
Lisbon
Little Rock
Nelson
Ehler Bros. Reds
Eveybody
J. H. Detmer
Glasgow Milling Co
Mr. Detmer
Geo. Pearson
Glasgow Milling
Slater
We Sell You Cheaper Because We Buy Cheaper New York Racket
A brief notice proclaims price advantages for buyers tied to a New York racket claim. It hints at cheaper goods due to bulk buying but provides no detailed actions, dates, or entities beyond the generic assertion. The item reads as a promotional claim rather than a detailed report.
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New York
Israel's Escape From Egypt Lesson Text
Excerpt discusses Exodus 14 and 13, tracing routes from Egypt, divine guidance by pillar of fire and cloud, and the miraculous crossing. It mentions Pharaonic pursuit, the three possible routes, and commentary by Moyer and Meyer. Names include Ismailia, Et ham, Suez, and Mecca caravan route references.
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B. C
Bringed
Price
Menephtah
Sucroth
Rameses
Goshen
Etham
Sues
Binter Laken
Egypt
Philietia
Suez Canal
Lake Ballah
F-Dantarah
Shur
Lake Timeah
Ismailia
Palestine
Beersheba
Hebron
Abraham
Jacob
Ra’ Sea
Red Sea
Gulf of Suez
Gulf of
Akabab
Mecca
Moses
Phillieia
Pharoah
Jordan
F. B. Moyer
Vesuvius
Gelkie
Pharaohanon
F. B. Meyer
Hamilton
MacArthur
D. D
Mosca
Mystery Mascot Turns Bar Into Nighttime Riddle
A drunken patron seeks a calming drink and is spooked by a clockwork eyed mascot in a quiet residential bar. The bartender, with practiced ease, keeps service smooth as the patron wonders how the eyes move and an onlooker recalls Sherlock Holmes. The tale ends with a confession that the boss keeps the device as a mascot despite concerns.
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Sherlock Holmes
Liquid Air Aids In Ammonia Pipe Repairs
With liquid air now affordable at five cents a gallon, plants use it to ease business disruptions from ammonia leaks. Old aircaps and external tubes helped, but the new helmet-style cap, fed from a back-carried liquid air tank, allows workers to breathe safely while fixing broken pipes.
Student Saves Day in Exam Tale From Old Paper
President Woodrow Wilson warns students about exam stress while recalling a Princeton tale. A soon to be failing student faced a Greek oral test and, with no time to spare, seized an extract of extreme difficulty hoping to bluff through.
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Woodrow Wilson
Princeton
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County News
Fred Gable
John Slyster
Rosier Haines
Henry Bollman
Felix Jones
Thos, Sydenstriker
Nora Thierfelder
Brunswick
Emma Giger
Miases
Myrtle Carmean
Dora Harrie
Mius Beasie Kaoit
East Side Square
Telephone
Marshall, Mo
Anita
Voiles and
Panamas
Malta Bend
Floyd Cox
Brown Addition
B. Jeter
Mise Blanch Hell
Tugaday Club
Jy Cone
Gus Petry and
Mrs. Gee
Dr. Sharp
Marshall
Ebler Bros
Ed Fisher
Cora Cross
Emma
Coe’s Sanitarium
East Invalid
Phys
Sungeane
M. Coe
Ati Vn
Gilver
Israel
Chicago & Alton
O. FE
Hawthorne
Brownie
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