Local notes from Cracker Neck scene feature visits and trades
Luther Barnes hauled pole wood and fodder for J. A. Shepard from near Kinmundy. John Shepard and wife of Fairman visited Dock Shepard. Dick Huddleston family and Adren Stark visited J. A. Shepard. Murfin Moore and Archie Moore visited relatives. Frank Sharp bought a milch cow. Easton bought milk route. roads in locality were poor. Comments on earth shrinking two inches yearly and Christmas shopping tips for Patoka.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Luther Barnes
Kinmundy
J. A. Shepard
John Shepard
Fairman
Dock Shepard
Dick Huddleston
Wilbert Huddleston
Alvin
Adren Stark
Carlyle
Murfin Moore
Vandalia
Archie and
Wesley Moore
Centralia
Frank Sharp
E. L. Sharp
Carl Easton
Noble Bryant
Wm. Cox
Sunday School Attendee Returns and Farm Trade Notes
The entry lists twenty nine at Temple Sunday School and notes various visits and chores. Mrs. Millard Palmer hosts, while Dan Reeter and family visit with Charley Bowen and wife. Local trades mention a bread sow sold at Luther Caldwell, furniture hauled from Salem, and mill trips to Kinmundy and Patoka. Market ads promote a clearing sale at Altoms through Christmas with first come, first served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Temple
Lela Bopp
Millard Palmer
Dan. Reeter
Charley Bowen
Elma Poole
Lila Bopp
Josie Williams
John Gerrish
Loren Rankin
Russel Collins
Opal Belcher
Lorna Rankin
Luther Williams
C. C. Jones
A. W. Grey
John Renfro
Clarence Smith
Luther Caldwell
Tom Dorris
Salem
Argie Howard
Wm. Hayes
Kinmundy
Alvin Gray
Patoka
Nearby Residents Share Personal Moments
Mrs. Emma Pugh has cared for her very poor father while Len Osgood visits with his mother before leaving for the northern part of the state.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emma Pugh
Len Osgood
Money Talks Salesman and Retail Merchant Pitch
Salesman averages one dollar profit per dealer called on with a two dollar investment yielding three fifty sales and one fifty profit per item. The salesman earns one dollar while dealers gain. The ad promises instruction to make better than one hundred dollars weekly and provides the Mansfield Ohio address for George L. Lane.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geo. L. Lane
Mansfield
Ohio
New Soles and Re-Heeled Shoes Move to New Location
Sam Woghin moved from 203 S Locust to 311 S Locust St Centralia Illinois offering shoe repairs. He uses high grade leather and promises soles and heels that extend foot wear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sam Woghin
S. Locust
S. Locust St
Centralia
Notice Restricts Hunting and Trespass on Property
A posted notice lists numerous individuals including Cc. Cox Geo. Perkins Harmon Hampy O. T. Walton W. K. McNichol Merle Jones J. A. Caldwell Win McNichol S. C. Caldwell Joseph Frizzell A. D. Nichols Crie Green M Tea Virgil Livesay S. B. Foster John Chance Luther Caldwell Cc. A. Walton Blanche Dooden G. W. Gaultney Bert Simcox Hester Davidson D. Leo Freyer James Thompson Mrs J. M. Outh V. O. BuComb Mrs. Lydia Loga nee S. Presspassing restrictions with premises. The notice appears to regulate hunting and trespass among named residents and property holders. Weatherholt noted at end.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cc. C
Virgil Livesay
S. B. Foster
John Chance
Luther Caldwell
Cc. A. Walton
Blanche Dooden
G. W. Gaultney
Bert Simcox
Hester Davidson
D. Leo Freyer
James Thompson
J. M. Outh
V. O. BuComb
Lydia Loga
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Laon
Sr Paw
Altoms
Valencia
American Society of Teachers of Dancing
The
Waldorf, New York
Dorothy Cropper
J. W. Hess
MONEY
Cparal
Elmer Berry
Chris Neilson
M. C. Scuter
V. O. Lucas
Wm. Jones
Cyrus Arnold
H. H. Jones
Joseph Knight Lewis Jones
A. W. Foster
W.R. Williams Pope Sisters
Bud Johnson
Wm. Ververs
Weatherholt
Hecht‘s Toggery
Kayser
Fifth Avenue
New Yorks
Toggery
van Raalte
Hecht’s Toggery
Illinois
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