Pleasant View Ladies Aid elects new officers in brief meeting
Pleasant View notes from Heginter-Newn correspondence report the Ladies Aid meeting with Mrs. J. C Mills. Fifteen members and visitors attended. Mrs. Rose Cox elected president and Mrs. Emma Hutchinson secretary treasurer. Next meeting Wednesday afternoon at Mrs. Hutchinson's. Numerous local items follow including illness, births, visitors, and community events among neighbors in Mt. Vernon and surrounding areas.
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Heginter
J. C Mills
Rose Cox Wat Bedh
Mra
Emma
Hutchinson
Lewis
Sparks
Wf. Cox
Cick Ira
J. W. Williford
Boyy
Nira
H. O. Short
Vernon
Cardul praised by Mrs Mabe in early testimonial
An odd fragment recounts Mrs Mabe praising Cardul as a remedy for her daughter and herself. She claims it strengthened her and alleviated nervous fatigue after tried methods failed, urging readers to consult their druggist for this woman's tonic.
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Freseo
N. C
Cardus
Local Lumber Co. Offers Fast House Paint Delivery
A city lumber firm promotes quick delivery for house painting needs. The ad highlights a low price line and urges homeowners to rent or buy paint and start work now. Contact Sau 413 TM at 12th St. for details and scheduling.
Measles Hit Local Folks and Schedule Changes
Rain disrupts Rev. Louis Jones appointment at Aion Epworth League services shifted to next Sunday at 7:00 PM led by Flomer Shavter. Garden work done. potatoes planted. oats sown. Mrs. George Nelson in poor condition. Wilbur Clem and Archie ier with measles. Ducal trip to Win Wake home. illness prevents return. Mrs. Arthur Drake and daughter visit John McConnaughay’s. Herald Webb moves to Fayette Webb farm. George Reid and wife visit Walter Riley. Henry Sconceipher and wife in Mt Vernon two days. Lowell Clem visits George Stonecipher. Robert Edangdon moves to Mt Vernon to start grocery business.
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George Stonceipher
Robert Edadngon
Mt. Vernon
Hutchison
Local Social Notes and a Wedding in March
Weekend events include visits by Mrs Water Conger and Mrs Gus Nedeers. Charles Pastey sustained a severe arm injury last week. A marriage occurred on March Ath at three oclock Rev Kern officiating, Miss Pearl Sarobel and Mr Jurence Pagtey wed with Miss Mae Medders and Lonnie Keef as escorts. They will reside in Vit Vernon after a celebratory supper.
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Dadiea
Mays
Susu Sparks
Water Conger
Melile Medders
Datters
Combs
Charles Pastey
John Ebotwone
Jefferson Barracks
Gus ‘Nedeers
Jurence Pagtey
Pearl Sarobel
Rev. Kern
Local Notes Then and Now at Bele River Area
Hodson and Harry Pilson left Monday for Iowa for summer work. Mrs. G W Shelton returned home after visiting daughter Mrs W J Moore. Kirby's sale March 2 was well attended. Mr and Mrs Nathan Williamson near Mr Vernon moved to their farm last week. Mrs G W Shelton visited daughter Mrs S J Burnett Monday. Mr Burnett with rib fractures remains bedridden. C E Mauldine has bought the Boned farm. Roy Scrivner of Opdyke works for G Bube. Herr Johnson of Arkansas rents Kirby farm. Johnson to move soon. Kirby family to relocate shortly. Revivals at Laird church and Beleville M E B church ongoing. Laird Church meeting closed Wednesday with 30 conversions. Miss Lora Baker Mt Vernon and James Martin Belle Rive were hurried last Sunday. Mrs Philip Greene near Bland visited S I Burggett family Sunday afternoon.
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C. EK. Mauldine
Roy Scrivner
Opdyke
G. Bube
Herr Johnson
Arkansas
Kirby
Johnson
Laird Church
M. EB
Bele Vive
Laird
Lora Baker
Mt. Vernon
James Martin
Belle Rive
Philip Greene
Near Blaford
S. I. Burggett
Spring Stock Of At Lowes Pres In Years Celia Lustig
Stock notices from Celia Lustig show bargain hosiery and new goods. The message references low prices and a Southern depot shipment, with details about merchandise including Ms and elughams. This compact ad-like note signals a seasonal inventory release and availability.
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Southern Depot
Celia Lustig
Spring House Cleaning Returns with Dusty Dismissals
A humorous domestic vignette portrays a father dreading annual spring cleaning while a cheerful mother transforms the home. The piece sketches the ritual chaos, the odor of soap, and the swift restoration as carpets are stripped and pictures removed, then magically restored by the beaming queen of spring.
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Dad
Umphant
Ays Dad
Uncle Sam plans return of silver dollars under Pittman act
The Pittman act of 1918 authorizes the sale of silver dollars and their later repurchase. The Treasury will pay one dollar per ounce for the silver, though market price is about sixty cents. The 1924 coins will be minted in Philadelphia and circulated, with many preferring paper money, likely returning the coins to the treasury over time.
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Sam Willl
Pittman
Othe Treasury
Great Britain
India
United
Untidy Fragment Reflects Populist Rhetoric and Social Doubts
Fragmentary remarks touch on sugar shortages, leadership, population fears, automobile deaths, and fashion trends. The piece hints at public skepticism toward government messaging, mentions figures like Tom Riley Marshall, and cites debates over gendered dress norms, illustrating a tense, era-specific discourse.
206-K ses Treated 143 Percent
South Tanth Straut, RNON, Th. Yelepb appears in this fragmentary item as a treated case with numeric codes and partial names, suggesting a report on a medical or administrative entry. The readable portion provides limited context for a concise summary.
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Kses
Rnon
Th. Yelepb
Third National Bank of Mt Vernon Granted Corporate Existence
The Treasury Department Comptroller of the Currency records that The Third National Bank of Mt Vernon Illinois has complied with all provisions to enable its corporate existence and is authorized to continue until January 11, 1941. Thomas P. Kane Acting Comptroller of the Currency signs the order in the seal.
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Treasury Department Office
Washington
Third National Bank of
Mt. Vernon
M& Vernon
Jefferson
Illinois
Thomas P. Kane
Tional Bank of
Myf
Vernon
County of
Arcles Association
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