High schools in Pike county gain recognition list
In Pittsfield on January 30 Supervisor John Calvin Hanna reports Pike county will have five four year high schools with regular recognition Barry Griggsville Lull Pittsfield and Pleasant Hall Three with probationary recognition as four year high schools Perry Milton and Nebo Two with probationary recognition as three year schools Kinderhook and New Salem One case to be settled Chambersburg A district delegate plans and local social notes accompany the item.
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Pittsfield
John Calvin Hanna
Pike County
Barry
Griggsville
Lull
Pleasant Hall
Perry
Milton
Nebo
Kinderhook
New Salem
New Canton
Pearl
Summer Hill
Chambersburg
Kinderhook area notes on roads and local events
Mrs Nancy Blair and sister Dina were in Kinderhook with relatives Tuesday returning to Barly Tuesday evening. Uncle David Thompson of Kinderhook died after a stomach ailment. The Star route man from Plainville increased his load from three to four horses. Roads described as awful with mud on all gravel. Hull teacher Miss Bridge off with tonsillitis, George substituting. Local sales and hog market activity noted at Cox sale near Barry and Hull. Farmers arranging seed oats, some sending for seed. Philip Smith on jury duty in Quincy. Hog shipments by C T Bennington and John Erke bought by Joseph Hood. Ruddle sale at Fall Creek reported muddy but attended. Rural driver Nu failed to leave Hull due to road conditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nancy Blair
Dina
Kinderhook
Barly
David Thompson
Plainville
Miss Bridge of Hull
Walnut Creek
George
Cox
Barry
Hull
Philip Smith
Quincy
C. K. Foster
C. T. Bennington
John Erke
Joseph Hood
Fall Creek
Rogers Place
Thurstay
Booster Society Debates Liquor Prohibition at Bloomfield
The Booster Literary society held a January 26 debate at Bloomfield school on the resolution that liquor should be prohibited in the United States. The affirmative team Miss Amanda Carroll and Frank Carroll won by five points amid other notes of local events and family news.
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Booster Literary Society
Bloomfield School
United States
Amanda
Frank Carroll
Grace Ridle
Walter Bangert
I. N. Wood
Booster Literary Club
Convict
Fred Wittler
Sam Knox
Bride
Eubanks
Geo. Daugherty
Tom Dempsey
Clem Shumann
Fred Dedert
Pleasant Grove News Roundup and Local Happenings
S O Slade and E W Wessenger shipped a car load of cattle Tuesday. Miss Golden Dean visited in Quincy last week. Several of our men attended a sale south of Liberty Wednesday. Roads are reported almost impassable by travelers. Mr and Mrs W C Lytle assist Mrs J O Lawless who has been ill. Jake Page visited Quincy last week. G C Dean attended the hard road meeting Tuesday and Wednesday. Rollie McClain plans to move soon. Nathan Lytle delivered a hog load to John Y Lawless recently.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Elza Williams
Pike County Statesman
St. Louis
Peter Watts
Hadley
Qgtis
Oscar Jones
Newbury
Gussie Shinn
Frisco Hospital
Bertha Carroll
Airs
A. L. Marshall
Aliss Mary Austin
P. Hi. Hassett
Catharine Carroll
Mary Blake
Margaret McGuire
Sarah McGuire
Griggsville
Frank Newman
Henry Kientzle
Lorell Knox
Alton
Frank Knox
Harry Halpin
George Frank
Eldora
Pleasant Grove
S O. Slade
E. W. Wessenger
Golden Dean
Quincy
Liberty
W. C. Lytle
J. O. Lawless
Jake Page
G. C. Dean
Rollie McClain
Nathan Lytle
John Y. Lawless
Local notes on health visits and travel in Greencastle area
The community reports multiple health issues and hospital stays including M. M. Moore with grip and Roseva Vaughn in Still hospital Dirksville. Several residents travel between Green City Albany and Greencastle for family visits funerals and health reasons while roads worsen and a few relocate or rent farms.
Augusta notes of social visits and shoppers
Mr and Mrs A O Howd and daughter Mildred spent Sunday in Macomb. Miss Iva Phillips of Plymouth shopped in Augusta on Wednesday. Mrs W N Wilburn of Plymouth visited Augusta on Monday. Mrs W R Eiffert and Mrs Edna Cummings of La Prairie spent Saturday in Augusta. Mrs Clara Holtsclaw of Plymouth was in Augusta on business Saturday. J B Satterfield of Plymouth was in Augusta.
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A. O. Howd
Mildred
Macomb
Iva Phillips
Plymouth
Augusta
W. N. Wilburn
W. R. Eiffert
Edna Cummings
la Prairie
Clara Holtsclaw
J. B. Satterfield
Palmyra High Girls Travel to Shelbina Match
Mrs Thad Smith recovers from grippe. Mr Pugh visited town for next season Lyceum course. Palmyra High School girls basketball team faced Shelbina in Shelbina Saturday night with coaches and an umpire lineup including Miss Claudia Gray and Prof Francis Nelson as umpire.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thad Smith
Pugh
Lyceum
Palmyra High School
Shelbina
Cubs
Marguerite Wilcox
Virginia Gosner
Josia Maddox Jane Wolkman
Carolyn Gray
Lutie Kelier
Frances Suter
Thelma McClintock
Claudia Gray
Francis Nelson
Local Notes From Dc Custer And Nearby
Dc Custer reports Raymond Vaughn visiting Frank Vaughn and wife. Mrs Charles Williams aids her sick daughter Junior Scott in City. Lizzie Custer recovers from neck carbuncle. J R Wilhite buys era house and opens a skating rink for teens two nights weekly. W F Crawford visits daughter E H Saulisberry in Kirksville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. F. Crawford
E. H. Saulisberry
Irksville
Local Social Notes and Obituaries from Paloma III
Mrs George Doane hosted W C U gathering with Rev McC en and J C Baker as guests. Mrs E C Yockey led Ladies Missionary Society events and travel plans mingle with funerals and evangelistic meetings. Roads Perry to Griggsville hinder travel while several residents attend family losses and visits across nearby towns.
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F. D. Whittaker
Wm. Nash
M. E. Church
Perry
Griggsville
Frank Mir
Wesley Kallenbach
Funerar
S;cience
Dorsey Sytery
Elder Taylor
Chambers
Albert Riley
Pittsfield
Albert Dorsey
E& Joseph
Frank Thresher
Hess
James Matthews
Daugh
A. J. Servardine
Champaign County
Her Patterson
Sam White
Cr Roads
James Gray
Montana
Ro Shoemaker
Denver
Colo
Jas. Guard
Robt. Williams
The Texas Wonder Cure Claim Advertisement
The Texas Wonder claims to cure kidney and bladder troubles and dissolve gravel. It targets men women and children with regaining bladder control and diabetes relief. It offers mail order treatment from Dr. E. W. Hall of St. Louis Missouri and lists druggists as sellers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. W. Hall
St. Loula
Druge
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New York
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Alcorn
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People's Gas Hing
Suuday
Woainey
Quincey
Pusinss
Swelp
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St. Lens
Prontier Mig Co
Niagara Falls
N.Y
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Wells Company
Fort Madison
Lowa
Modler College
Arene Sixth
Annex Cafe
Maine Street
Gem City Business College
Illinois
Adams County
Ysser
Mary E. Lusk
Adams
Ouiney
Joseph J Lusk
Govert & Lancaster
Crown Cider Company
Commercial St
China
Carrellton Pottery Co
Carrollton, O
Perrachenyt
Brown Brothers Naurreries
Rochester
Pernanent Bulless
Numismatic Bank
Dept 24
Ft. Worth
Tex
Ceteheup
Over Furniture Co
Ass State St
Gites Bros
North 4Th St
Evile
North 5Th St. Water
W. J. ‘Lemp
John B. Glass
B. G. Vasen
I. J. Secher
Yousim-Secher
Erina Dentifrice
Ruff Brewing CO. Brewers & Bottlers
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County OF
Alexander Millan
Philip J. Schlagenhaup
Alexander Milan
Ality
Opeorsons
Kaherts
Alaris
Ffepec
C. Robert
Lancaster, Attys
Blumer Bridg
Lincoln & Roscoe
White Mfg. Co. Dept
Cincinnati, O
Universal Import Co
Cincinnati
E. M. Feltmian
Mgr
Washington Blvd
W. FP. McCready
North Sixth Ave
Iinois
James J. Shanahan
Mary Shanahan
Executrix
McCann
Quincy Savings & Loan Office
Poling & CO
T. C. Poling
Cf Law
Samuel Woods
Leval Department
T. C. Poling, Jr
Cashis
Money Real
Blackstone
Vermert
W. B. McCready
Poland
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Farrow
Roger & Farnsworth
Michigan
W. P. Hartman
Grand Rapids and Indiana Railway
Grand Rapids
Conkey
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James Dee
John FP. Garner
Dorothea Heumann
A. D
Henry A. Prante
Elmer C. Peter
Hlinuis
Ann PB. Feilers
County Court of
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Geo. A. Fellers
F. M. McCann
HVE
Lewis Toby
Lulu Cain
Philip Cain
Carl Klepper
Hedding College
Abingdon
H. P. Bredette
C. H. Stark
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Myrtle Langley
Helen Young
Camp Point
Gertrude Allen
Golden
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Florida
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Francis Weinberg
Paul West
Knox College
Galesburg
Harry BR. Artz
Adolph Weinberg
Carthage
John Mead
Russell Weod
Augusta High School
Arymlap Club
Hanly Opera House
Jon Moss
William A. Austin
Warren
W. P. Johnson
Hull, III
Eubanes, III
Greencastle, MO
M. M. Moore
Roseva Vaughn
Ddirksville
F. A. Guiles
Green City
Clyo Lucus
Guy Schooling
Blue Springs
Neb
Lora Moore
Birdie Overstreet
Kansas City
Mabel Bailey
Julia Snyder
Rose Bailey
Hazel Jones
Albany
Lew Marshall
Fred Reed
James
Frank Vaughn
Nerve Ball
Iowa
George Brayles
A. O. Moore
Charles
Greencastle Bank
C. I. Lane
E. Best
Palmyra
Hunnewell, Mo
Hunnewell
Burlington R. R
Hannibal
Macon County Bank
Macon
Col. P. M. Gross
Dick Bros
Quincy Beer
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