Market Report and Local Notes of Spring Hill
A mixed market report lists shipments of horses poultry and eggs with several firms and car counts. Local items note Billy McLeod shaving his beard in a failed imitation of William J Bryan and family visits from Bert Bull and Kirby Crisler among others. The article also reports cotton acreage up 224 422 acres from last year and a renewed Bryan emphasis on the silver issue from The Commoner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hillert
Hillert) Boe Shipments Very Light. 5S J Melson
Sharp and Gray
Barger and McClintic
Balzer and
Dirigo
Selby Poultry Col
Monroe Milling Co
Reesil
Billy McLeod
William J. Bryan
Billy
Reland
Local Graduates Highlight La Grange Commencement
Miss Eleanor Scott attends commencement at La Grange College with Miss Eula Bowles among the graduates. Miss Blanche Green travels to Harrisburg to join family for vacation. Rube Martin hires a carload of post holes at Perry and seeks more, recommended to the Doo Little Club for possible surplus.
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Eleanor Scott
la Grange College
Eula Bowles
Blanche Green
Harrisburg
Rube Martin
Perry
Doo
Estrayed Ray Mare Near Young Farm NW of City
Estrayed mare described as nine years old with saddle and rope halter found near Young farm, 44 miles northwest of the city. Reward offered for details. Also notes visits and local social items including engagements and local greetings.
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Ray Mare
Evon
Jno
Jordan
Young Farm
City
June Brides Feature Promises Wedding Bells in Woman's Home Companion
Emerson the electrician will not go to Hannibal. Bluff City wanted his services but after second consideration he stays in the Queen of the Prairies. June brides and relatives of June brides will be interested in the illustrated feature The Month of Wedding Bells in the June issue.
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Marshal A. Hornback
Palmyra
Queen of the Prairies
Emerson
Hannibal
Woman's Home Companion
Severe bruise in horseback accident on muddy run
John L. Owen suffered severe bruising to his right hand and arm after a horse slipped and fell while being driven through mud on Monday. The horse also suffered a badly bruised head as it fell on its right side.
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John L. Owen
Settlement couple visit in God's country and Monroe fruit
John Settle and his wife from St Louis visited his parents Mr and Mrs J Blue Settle at the start of the week. Mrs Settle chose to stay longer in the area and prepared some delicious Monroe fruit for her hosts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John
Settle
St. Louis
J. Blue Settle
Gratitude Expressed in Acknowledgments by Gladys Willis
Gladys Willis thanks friends who supported her in the Demo-CRAT endeavor with advertisements though she did not win the prize. She expresses equal gratitude to all contributors and notes the effort was valuable regardless of securing the range.
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Gladys Willis
Historical Society Keeps Scrapbook Copy Of Paper
The State Historical Society of Missouri ordered an extra copy of last week's issue to add to its scrap book. They have long kept a file of this paper, indicating its value. J. W. McIntire arrived as a Gem City visitor Monday.
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the State Historical Society of
Missouri
The
Democrat
Historical Society
Society
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Hugh B. Mudd
A. TV
BAREL
Schott
Our Place of Business
Louisville
Joseph Moon
Pontiac
Luedinghaus & Espenscheid
AVERY
ED Fink
Bert Bull
Kahoka
W. E. Jones
Libbie Hickman
Martha Miller
William F. Westhoff
Samuel Christian
Center
Holy Rosary School
Kirby Crisler
Shreveport la
Hon. W. J. Bryan
Rosa Mae Smith
Ely
Prof
R.T. Bond
Fayette
D. F. Bone
H. C. Scheetz
James M. Diven
Alberta Megown
Grace Baptist Church
J. W. McIntire
Gem City
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