County News makes odd claims on licenses and dog killings
County News reports City Marshal Dye sold 151 dog license tags and killed 21 dogs this month and 10 in May, claiming a total of 5 for the year with “others yet to kill.” L. R. Ervine stayed in town for department store arrangements and is in St. Louis. Mrs. H. A. Kimmel and children of Mina Nevada visited local families. John Weaser and two daughters from Columbia visited family here after moving five years ago. Rev. Arthur Slack of Des Moines is visiting T. 8S. Spencer’s family in Rearville. Christian minister A. Montgomery returns to Kansas City after a successful vet operation. Mrs. Joshua Williams and J. Fritz visited Kansas City for illness of the former’s sister.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dye
L. R. Ervine
Department Store
St. Louis
H. A. Kimmel
Mina
Nevada
Jas
John Bueting
John Weaser
Daughts
Columbia
Spencer
Rearville
Arthur An Slack
Des Moines
A. Montgomery
Kansas City
Joshua Williams
J. Fritz
Thard
Local Notes From Rose Valley Area
Rose Valley and nearby residents report visits and social updates. Anna Wallhausen Minnie Wohlers from Ev t Springs spent time with Dick yera Henry Reinwald families. Mr and Mrs Lawrence Verman celebrate a new son born five weeks ago. Dick and Peter Alpers and others visited Henry Owald on Sunday. Jave Koellner Henry Rue Henry Reinwald Fritz wher Dick Alpers and J Kueler painted barns. German Lutheran Picvic Sweet Springs drew many locals Tuesday. Koellner traveled to Kansas City Saturday and Reinwald went to Rahall Monday for errands.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ers
Anna Wallhausen
Minnie Wohlers
Evt Springs
Dick Yera
Henry Reinwald
Lawrence Verman
Peter Alpers
Vibes
Henry Owald
Jave Koellner
Henry Rue
Fritz Wher
Dick Alpers
J. Kueler
Sweet Springs Visitors and Local Travel Notes
Professor W E Killion and family visit relatives including Maude Smith arriving from Los Angeles to spend summer with Mrs J B ey at City Hotel. Mrs Wayne Hayman from Reading Pa visits. Mr and Mrs Walker and niece Hazel Smith return to Malta after a Sunday in Sweet Springs as they and Mayor Blyne extend a coast trip Monday morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. E. Killion
Sfittle
ElDoradre
Killion
Otter
Ias Maude Smith
Los Angeles
City Hotel
Wayne Hayman
Reading
Snantha
Walker
Malta
Sweet Springs
Eir
Hazel Smith
Byane
Mayor
Sera Coast
Another Big Reduction in Tailored Suits
Big price cut on tailor made suits in sizes 84 to 44. Alterations free. Prices drop from 40 to 6 dollars with multiple tiers: 40 for 25, 30 for 20, 25 for 15, 20 for 12, 16 for 10, 12.5 for 8, 10 for 6. Sold many this week. come early before they sell out.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anita
Laces and Embroideries at Half Price Sale
Bargain notice advertising half price on laces and embroideries with patterns new to the stock. Items priced from 80c down to 4c, including 25c, 20c, 15c, 12 1/4c, 10c, 5c, and 4c values, all offered at substantial discounts.
Decisive Values in Wash Waists
A sale note announces new waist patterns from the East with summer in mind. Prices drop from 3.50 to 0.75 as items are offered at substantial discounts, including Japanese silk waists at very low prices.
Elegant garments headline list for fall fashions
A compact description showcases elegant voile and Panama skirts, handsome shirt waist suits, lace yokes, practical undergarments, light fabrics, linen suit, corsets, hosiery, and new patterns in combo and belts, signaling a broad offering of ladies wear and accessories.
Local Social Notes From Clarkton and Nearby
D Smith and Miss Marion Hunter return home from Clarkton Missouri after months with relatives. Mrs Simrall attends Parkville College graduation where her son Lapsley earns a degree. High water disrupts rural mail carriers and farmers. Chas K Smith of Milwaukee visits his parents Geo W Smith. Lee Hicklin and wife join John Hicklin for a few days. M and Mrs Jacob Warren return from El Dorado Springs with their son Robert.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marion Hunter
Clarkton
Simrall
Parkville
Parkville College
Lapsley
Chas, K. Smith
Milwaukee
Wis
Geo
W. Smith
Lee Hicklin
Sedalia
John Hicklin
Jacob Warren
ElDorado Springs
Robert
Local News Roundup: Illnesses and a Weekend Game
Miss Anna Poister is down with the measles and recovering, John Childress is very sick. Nelson defeated our second team 18 to 14 in the Sunday ball game, while a big Saturday show drew a good crowd. Travelers passed through Gilliam on their way to Little Rock where they were royally treated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anna Poister
John Childress
Nelson
Gilliam
Little Rock
Local notes from Little Rock and Glasgow area
Dr W L Sharp conducted business in Glasgow on Friday Ebler Bros advertise new buggies urging shoppers to visit Nationwide river rise noted at 17 inches Monday night Dr Parrish of Nelson called Sprucer and dined there Monday evening before being startled by an accident or incident Sinise reports pleased to state that ve sg se
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. L. Sharp
Glasgow
Ebler Bros
Parrish
Nelson
Sprucer
Sinise
Marshall selects Juanita Bewley as school teacher
The school board elected Miss Juanita Bewley of Marshall as teacher. Several social visits are noted with Misses Mattie Ezell, Ballie Ezell, Ethyl Marshall, Loueva Pile, Maurine Gorrell, Alban Sellera, and relatives in Marshall and Alma visiting J. P. Foree and family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Schol
Juanita Bewley
Marshall
Mattie and
Ballie Ezell
Ethyl Marshall
Loueva Pile
J. P. Foree
C. W. Gorrell
Maurine Gorrell
Mias Alban
Jeannette Downs
Brother
Near
Marshaill
Aih Foree
Creek Runs High, Farmers Watchful Over Crops
The creek is elevated and farmers with bottoms crops grow uneasy as flood conditions persist, prompting cautious field monitoring and concern for potential seepage and damage.
Storms Leave Destruction Across Rural Area
Miss Grace Cretcher and Rease McKifresh Henry Murrison and Philip Miller near Houstonia spent Sunday at J. P. Wilson's. Last Friday and Saturday storms caused heavy damage with washed out bridges and a 5400 telephone line torn from poles. Tom Riggin's line broke twice and J. P. Wilson's line split. multiple lines damaged. Louis Miller arrived from North Dakota and Walter Cox with Jack and Grover Wilcox returned from Kansas City. Mrs. Smith of Marshall is gravely ill, mother of Jeff Smith. Tom Montgomery and Leontha Montgomery with Annie Boatright visited Devil's Lake North Dakota. Tom stayed on while the young women visited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tom Riggin
J. P. Wilson
Louis Miller
North Dakota
Walter Cox
Jack
Grover Wilcox
Kansas City
Smith
Marshall
Jeff Smith
Tom
Leon
Blackburn Plans City Hall and Jail In New Project
Blackburn residents discussed building a city hall and jail with party planning for the project. A Methodist church strawberry supper was held in Lillard’s building, and local figures noted visits and social events. A crowd traveled to Whites Island but rain caused an overnight stay. Monegali won a $6500 bridle at Rieths harness shop, causing celebration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Whites Island
Monegali
Rieths
Brunkhorst
Marshall
Pineules for Kidney and Bladder Troubles Sold
Pineules claim to strengthen kidneys and related organs and aid in drawing poison from the blood. Advertises relief for rheumatic and back pains and general fatigue with guaranteed satisfaction. Sold by P. H. Frecklin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. HB. Freoklin
Waverly Bottoms Folks Report Crops and Visits
Mrs. Jane Earp returned home Saturday after a week with her daughter Mrs. Demons at Grand Pass. Farmers are sad over crops. John Lowrey visited Waverly. William Ford dined with John Earp and wife Linda. Jim Demons spent weekend with cousins Koos and Roy Earp. David Winfrey and wife and daughter Beulah were in attendance, as were Charley Ray and wife.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jane Earp
Mrs. Demons
Grand Pass
John Lowrey
William Ford
John Earp
Linda
Jim Demons
Loan Ad Offers $100000 At Low Rate For Sorhill Parlor
An advertisement promises a high loan amount of 100000 dollars at a low rate for a Sorhill parlor project, urging buyers to secure financing through the lender.
Headache relief pills touted without opiates
An old advertisement promotes Miles Anti Pain Pills as a safe headache remedy with no opium or narcotics. It claims fast relief and no harmful after effects, urging readers to ask their druggist and note the Miles Medical Co. of Elkhart Indiana.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miles Medical Co
Elkhart
Ind
Local Social Roundup Near Arrow Rock and Marshall
Miss Nettie Purcell of Marshall and Mise Ola Piper of Pear Little Beech called on friends in Arrow Rock last week. Mrs. W. R. Hubbard hosted visitors with Rev. Swift in Callaway county, and Mrs. Anna Hood of Salisbury Mo. arrived for a week’s visit. C. E. Burgess and wife preached at Sal em church after visiting the neighborhood. Baptist ladies served ice cream and cake Saturday night, raising about 30 dollars. Dr. McClelland plans a fresh paint coat on his residence. Abbie Hoy returned from county visits. Mrs. Eyiil Green visited in town with Mrs. Shemwell. Dickson and wife attended Concord church Sunday morning and dined with J. and Mrs. Taylor. Miss Estelle Grimes, who attended Christian church activities, returned to Mt. Leonard Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies of the Baptist Church
McClelland
Abbie Hoy
Eyiil Green
Shemwell
Chas, Taylor
Estelle Grimes
the Christian Church
Mt. Leonard
Nelson area social notes shine with travel visits
Nelson residents report guests from Boonville California Missouri and Oklahoma visiting kin and friends. local events include the Nelson quartet set to sing at the Christian church on June 28 and the Nelson baseball team defeating Saline City 13 to 18 away from home.
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Ave Koellner
Kan City
Rahall
East Side Square
Telephone
Marshall, MO
D. Smith
Woodson
Grace Cretcher
Rease McKifresh
Henry Murrison
Philip Miller
Houstonia
J. P. Wilson's
Blackburn
Methodist Church
Lorry
Sorhill
E. T. Aultade
Urban Smith
Mra Chas
Tucker
Boonville
I. M. Verte
I. B. Dotson
Oklahoma
Will Hanley
Ella Shannon
John Coleman
California
Joe Coleman
C. B. Davis
Marshall Ladies Quartette
The
Christian Church
Addie Reynolds
Opal Shelton
H. Carter
Saline City
August Petry
Maurshall
Viola Petry
R.coe’s
Sanitariug
Lafayette
Saline
Cooper County
Joan
Farmers Savings Bank
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