Local notes from Hannibal area residents and events
Mrs. Martha McIntyre has returned home from Hannibal after wintering there. Visitors include Mr. and Mrs. F. E. Robinson in Perry, Missouri. Dudley purchased the old Proctor farm near Withers Mill and moved in. Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Bell of Bisbee, Arizona, were guests of R. J. Winn and wife. Mayes bid on Tillman place near Withers Mill at a trustee's sale. price was 50 an acre. Sparks and Miss Elizabeth Sparks of Shelbina visited J. H. Robinson. W. M. Schade injured a toe when a wagon ran over his foot. John T. Moss reportedly ill on South Main. Gerald Scott visiting his aunt Mrs. J. W. Christian. home is Heater. John F. Seyffer of Kansas City visited this week. W. B. Allen plans remodeling of the Wella building front after purchase. Rev. J. Dingle filled the Baptist pulpit while Rev. Truex was ill. J. J. and Mcleod and Mrs. J. B. Taylor attended niece Miss Gladya Battson’s funeral in Tennessee. Cloverdale school building near the city completed. residents held an indoor pleate with talks by Prof. G. Sanford, Farm Agent Krange, and Miss Frankie Connell. basket dinner included. Hannibal district Methodist conference adopted resolutions disapproving Senator Reed’s protest against the League of Nations.
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Martha McIntyre
Hannibal
F. E. Robinson
Perry
Dudley
Proctor Farm
Withers Mill
J. H. Bell
Bisbee
Ariz
R. J. Winn
C. O. Mayes
Tillman Place
Trustee's
Court House
Betty Sparks
Elizabeth Sparks
Shelbina
J. H. Robinson
W. M. Schade
John T. Moss
South Main Street
Gerald Scott
J. W. Christian
John F. Seyffer
Kansas City
Allen
Wella Building
Rev. J. & Dingle
Baptist
Rev. Truex
J. J. Mcleod
Gladya Battson
Tennessee
Ti. Mundiry
Cloverdale School
Thi City
G. Sanford
Krange
Frankie Connell
Reed
League of Nations
New York Street Cars May Charge 8 Cents
New York street car officials consider an eight cent fare with a three cent transfer fee to keep lines financially viable Judge Mayer names Fed eral Receiver and promises a full investigation into the New York railway company which operates most Manhattan surface cars Theodore P. Shonts cites the fare as necessary for profits. Captor of Davis dead at 74 in Tennessee the war veteran Caspar Knoble is noted for capturing President Davis. Knoble, Swiss by birth, enlisted in Cincinnati. A son lives in Philadelphia. Sydney businessmen fund an Australian aerial mail project to cut flight time to London to 160 flying hours.
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New York
John E. Hedges
Mayer
New York Railway Company
Manhattan
Theodore P. Shonts
Johnson City
Tenn
Casper Knoble
Jefferson Davis
Mountain Branch
Knoble
Switzerland
Cincinnati
Charles C. Knoble
Philadelphia
Sydney
Australia
London
Home Bureau meeting draws wide Hancock guests
CARTHAGE April 1 The Home Bureau meeting at the Methodist church proved a delightful county gathering with 140 guests at a noon plate luncheon. Reports from 25 townships, an address by Mrs McFarland of Rockford, and Miss Fickert of Carthage College on organ music followed. A new Home Bureau constitution created five departments food clothing home management health and sanitation and home equipment with named chairmen. County school funds and apportioned township grants were listed, including amounts for Augusta Plymouth Carthage Ft Green Lafferty Bowen Denver and others. Virginia HL April 1 John Severn shows gold coins from a Chandlerville find. Robert Morgan gala site purchased north of Chandlerville.
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Carthage
Methodist Church
Het Claas
Rockford
Wehcole
Miss Fickett
Carthage College
Illinois
Carethage Nome Bureau
Wm. M. Gordon
Luther Shipton
Jacks
Auto
Shepherd
Miss Gildersleeve
Mercer County
Mary Davidson
America
Miss Wilder
Home Bureau
Harris
State University
Grace Kunkel
Mina Gildersgreeve
Tewin
FP. JS Kimball
Niota
S. M. Parr
S. D. Faris
Hancock County
Rom
S. FE. McAfee
Augusta
W. E. Phillips
Plymouth
J.T. Spangter
Martha Walker
Ft. Green
W. B. Keiser
Laffarpe
R. D. Bradshaw
Geo
R. Nash
Bowen
Dp. C. Barber
Denver
Williams
Leo Ta
Helfrich
John Cruise
Burnside
Wim W. Hull
Dallasity
J.T. Miller
Weat Point
Winga. Basen
Eeee
Thomisa Garvey
Flvaston
John BL Si Heu
Nauvoo
Bo Gross
Nietoo
Een
Tow. Morrison
Sutter Op
Henry V. Bernhardt
Warsaw
Wm. A. Dodge
Henry Harseh
Ceeas
St Jacobs Liniment Ad Promises Rapid Relief
An old advertising spot touts a penetrating liniment to relieve sprains strains and swelling. It claims quick relief without skin discoloration and notes years of use with multiple gold medal awards.
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St. Jacobs
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T.C. Poling & CO
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Blackstone Bidy
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Lucy McKinney
J. H. McKinney
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10Th St
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Welsch
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