Wedding at Immaculate Conception United Spalding Sultzman
A morning ceremony at Immaculate Conception united Joseph A. Spalding and Miss Carrie Sultzman with Rev. Father Sullivan officiating. The couple enjoyed a quiet wedding breakfast at the bride’s mother’s Lyon Street home before a month long bridal tour to Chicago New York Niagara Falls and more, then will live with the bride’s mother in Keokuk area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eaward C Spalding
Monroe City
Hadeen
Anna Sultzman
Lyon Street
Chicago
New York City
Niagara Falls
Anna Saltzman
Keokuk
Hannibal Journal
B. Spalding
Democrat
Silo Boom Boosts Local Farmers Profits
Farmers near the city report silos as highly profitable with about 75 already in use and many planning second or third silos this fall. Noted growers J. B. Gray W. R. P. Jackson Al Cassady and Wadsworth & Sons expect multiple silos, praising silage for cheaper cattle feeding less shrinkage during shipping and easier feed handling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. Manning Walker
J. B. Gray
W. R. P. Jackson
al Cassady
Wadsworth & Sons
Odd Fellows Initiatory Work and Officers Election
Odd Fellows forewarned of work in the Initiatory Degree at IOF and election of officers Thursday evening. All members urged to attend. Chas Montgomery sold draft mares for 540 dollars to J B Anderson, who and family returned from Lake Village Arkansas. James Martin injured in a South Main Street runaway with an automobile, buggy wrecked. Miss Teuckes visiting Mrs Samuel Bower. student at Kirksville American School of Osteopathy. For rent: 125 acres pasture with good water. A newly married wife laments cooking. husband says editors have nothing to cook.
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Odd Fellows
James Martin
South Main Street
Miss Teuckes
Samuel Bower
Ohio
American School of Osteopathy
Kirksville
Spalding Springs Hotel Set to Open Large Grounds Free
Spalding Springs to be opened with a formal event on Sunday June 16 1912. Grounds use will be free on that day and inquiries on rates should be directed to Miss Rolla Spalding Spalding Mo. Spalding Agricultural Mercantile Co. 6 13 Notice. The ice business claim is disputed by F M prone 144 phone 128 H B Mudd.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spalding Springs
Rolla Spalding
Spalding, Mo
Spalding Agricultural & Mercantile Co
H. B. Mudd
Social notes from Palmyra and nearby towns
Mrs Sadie Perrin visits her mother Mrs Hagar after arriving Tuesday from Arkansas. Mrs Mary A Hornback of Rensselaer visits granddaughter Mrs John C Hardy. Miss Valera Lyle visits Palmyra. Mrs W P Wynn travels to Rocky Ford Colorado to visit relatives. State P E O meeting held in Moberly this week with delegates Mesdames S Conway and R B Meriwether from Chapter H and Mesdames W T Rutledge, J M Johnson and Miss Kate Kenderson attending. Mrs Fannie VanNoy of Palmyra has been visiting J P VanNoy near Warren.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sadie Perrin
Arkansas
Hagar
Mary A. Hornback
Rensselaer
John C. Hardy
Valera Lyle
Palmyra
Moberly
Mesdames S. Conway
R. B. Meriwether
W. T. Rutledge
J. M. Johnson
Kate Kenderson
Fannie VanNoy
J. P. VanNoy
Warren
The Housetops Bank Account Advertisement
From The Housetops we proclaim the advantages of banking with us. Safety and carefulness with liberality and courtesy to all show our service to customers. Our officers and directors are highly esteemed by merchants, a reason to open an account here.
Things Lemons Are Good For
A Missouri Ruralist note lists uses for lemons including cleaning brass with lemon and salt, applying lemon juice to wounds, refreshing dirty straw hats, deodorizing with lemon peel, and treating ink rust and mildew with a salt and lemon juice paste. It also suggests lemon juice in hot water for liver health and relief from bee stings.
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Missouri
Decoration Day Observed Locally With Family Graves
Decoration Day on May 30th saw broad participation with many visiting cemeteries and placing flowers. No organized public service occurred beyond the Odd Fellows, who tended their departed brethren’s graves. Many veterans’ graves were decorated. spontaneous acts honored kin and strangers alike. W. B. Hays and family visited from Hannibal. Oliver Harrison, born May 26, 1850 in Ridgville WV, lived in Ohio Indiana Illinois Missouri and died June 1 1912 after heart trouble. He was buried at Ariel Church on June 3, funeral led by Rev. W. P. Wynn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oliver Harrison
Ridgville
West Virginia
Ohio
Indiana
Illinois
Harriet Huff
Sheil, Ralls Co
Monroe City
Emergency box on farm for quick wound care
Advice on creating an emergency box with antiseptics and bandages for farm accidents. Recommends carbolic acid solution, absorbent cotton, and various width bandages. Provides steps to clean, dress, and secure wounds before medical help arrives.
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Treasury Department
Secce Men Mechines
Treasury
LaBelle Star
Wm. Hunerwadel
Lucy A. Robey
Oakland
Fresno
California
Boulder
Colorado
Elizabeth Pike
J. M. Pike
Dora Halleck
Kansas City
Miss Mayme
Alice Wine
Milford
Texas
Colorado Springs
Money Trust
Washington
New York
Banks and Currency Committee of the House
New York Clearing House
New York Stock Exchange
Mary Anna Mudd
Near
Joanna
Chillicothe
Jefferson City
Missouri Supreme Court
Hall Scobee
Gibbs
Dr. Scobee
Stella Stockwell
St. Louis
Mary Sharp
Lacey Gentry
Hanni
Hryday
J. P. Hays
Scotland
Paschal Davis
Miss Emma
Hannibal
Dorothy Patterson
Quincy
John Zang
Kewanee, NL
Cress
T. Kirtley
Crandall King
W. H. McNutt
W. B. A. McNutt
State School of Mines
Rolla
West
Chas
Montgomery
J. B. Anderson
Lake Village
Ark
Mr. Carr
Seward Farm
Clapper
Hunerwadel
St. Jude’s Cemetery
Ike
Miss Belle Johnson
Farber Forum
W. B. Hays
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