Brookfield visitors and a recovering local man
J C Gambill of Brookfield has been the guest of his brother in law George Hanson and wife Miss Edna Maude Gentry visited her grandparents Geo A Hawkins and wife in Shelbyville Sunday We are glad to note that Jerome Miles who was badly injured by a fall from a Burlington Ry bridge has so far recovered enough to leave Sunday afternoon for Barry Illinois to visit relatives
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Republic
News of the World
Rapublic
J.C. Gambill
Brookfield
George Hanson
Edna Maude Gentry
Geo. A. Hawkins
Shelbyville
Jerome Miles
Burlington Rybridge
Barry
Baptistry Refilling Sparks Horse Misstep in Street
On Saturday afternoon a hose across North Main near the First Baptist church drew a crowd as the fire department responded to a misread alarm. Eleven candidates prepared for immersion that night as R F D carrier Layson Tooley hitched his horse to a tree to avoid the line. A water stream from the baptistry spurted into the street causing the horse to bolt, slip on the cement, and break a shaft.
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North Main Street
First Baptist Church
Layson Tooley
R. F. D. Carrier
Fight For Prohibition and Imperialism Debate
The Democratic stance defends no government without consent and opposes United States rule over the Philippines. The piece links imperial policy to domestic autocracy and cites calls for state wide prohibition in Missouri with various local notices and names.
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Democratic Party
Philippines
Katy
Fox Hunter and Prohibition News from Oklahoma
Fox hunter H C White traveled from Round Oak Georgia with six hounds to hunt with W C Spalding noted fox hound breeder. Weather hindered dogs, but hospitality and sport impressed. Muskogee Oklahoma reports plans to revisit whether prohibition remains in state constitution or local option is allowed after dispensary defeat. Various local moves and social notes follow including visits and travel in Missouri Kentucky Illinois and nearby towns.
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H.C. White
Round Oak
W. C. Spalding
Norris Fox
White
Missouri
Muskogee
Oklahoma
Griffin Harris Couple Wed After Train Ride to Hannibal
Sunday afternoon J S Harrill grocer and Miss Lillie May granddaughter of Mr and Mrs E H Griffin traveled to Hannibal and persuaded Rev Grimes at Park Methodist church to perform a marriage ceremony. Friend from the Democrat wishes them lasting happiness.
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J. S. Harrill
Lillie May
E. H. Griffin
Hannibal
Rev. Grimes
The
Park Methodist Church
God
Democrat
Macon High basketball girls loom large against Monroe team
A Macon High School girls team visited Monroe High School on Friday. Monroe dominated, each Macon sub notching, totaling a final score of 31 to 9 in favor of Monroe.
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Macon High School
Monroe High School
Macon
Monroe
McConachie Dies at Home in Troy Friday
McConachie, a former city resident and well known in this vicinity, died at his Troy home on Friday. The brief notice records his passing and local recognition of his ties to the area.
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M. J. Skinner
Hannibal
Monroe
A. McConachie
Troy
Dr. Megown Visits Shelbina Friday
Dr. R. K. Megown traveled to Shelbina as a visitor on Friday, staying for conversations with local residents and institutions. The visit highlighted ongoing ties between the physician and the community.
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Dr. R. K. Megown
Box social funds Mt. Vernon school gains dictionary
The box social hosted by Miss Bess Lu Boarman at Mt. Vernon school raised thirty one dollars and seventy five cents from twenty nine boxes of goodies, enabling the school to purchase a dictionary and other needed items.
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Bess Lu Boarman
Mt. Vernon
Waggon clearance sale for spring implements
Hassard Missouri dealer J Kendrick announces 30 day discount sale to clear wagons to make room for spring implements. Sale runs for a month with liberal discounts.
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J. Kendrick
Hassard, Mo
For Sale Ready Made Side Curtains for Buggies
For Sale ready made side curtains suitable for buggies. Useful in cold weather. From Dawson and Jansen.
Coal Business Ad Promises Low Lump Coal Prices
In Illinois Lump Coal and Missouri Lump Coal offered by A. Lewis Nash. Call Buffum 98 for prices before you buy.
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Telephone Buffum
A. Lewis Nash
Strean Barber Shop Motto Promotes Customer Service
The Strean Barber Shop adopts the motto Nothing too good for our customers highlighting its commitment to high service standards and customer satisfaction. The phrase appears as a guiding principle for the shop's approach to haircuts and treatments.
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Strean
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Landseekers' Information Bureau
Q Building
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Shelbina
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al Vance
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Maddox
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Queen of the Prairies
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M. Landers
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Fayette
Daphne Crawford
Marceline
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Grace Murdock
Chillicothe
G.C. Stewart
Okla
T. J. Stewart
Cordelia Martin
Kansas City
R.L. Stewart
Lizzie Boothe
Camp Point
B. H. Welch
George DeLashmutt
E. E. DeLashmutt
James Welch
Anahein,Gol
James Sickles
W. B. Fahy
Sheil
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