Hughesville Happenings Highlights Local Summer Arrivals
Hughesville reports a lively start to summer with visitors from Eufala I T Col J W Gregory improving in health, B F Ramey remodeling his home, and Deming of Iowa purchasing T G Kelly's farm. Gardens near Hughesville show eleven cultivators at L H Purley’s farm, signaling farmer progress. Dr J B Mockbee operated on a horse for Mr Martin north of town. patient recovering. Legal and social notes include Mark A McGruder and S M Heins visiting from Sedalia and Hill's Business College. Rainfall last week boosted water supplies as Tom Murphy quits creek swimming. Sedalia High School excitement erupts over arrival of a MSA boy, prompting local chatter.
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L. H. Purley
J. B. Mockbee
Martin
Mark A. McGruder
Sedalia
S. M. Heins
Hill’s Business College
Tom Murphy
M.S. A. Bey
Nannie Harris
Hughesville
Kansas City
McClure
Ben Neal
Mont MceGruder
T. T. Viets
Blackwater
Edna Wells
L. F. Berry
William T. Bishop
Herndon
Pettis County
David Daly
Richie
Annie Landes
They Will Do This They Will Treat You Fairly
A pitch by Cannady and Hoffman promises free relief for headaches indigestion and other ailments. They claim they cannot cure all but will honor their promise and not charge a cent if they fail to help. If you have any listed conditions and visit, you lose nothing.
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Hoffman
Rocky Mountain
Grandpa
Grandma
Father
Madison Medicine CO
Madison
Hughesville Notes Include Schools and Local Trade
Hughesville items report Edgar Durley found alive in Sedalia after being missing. Local educators Miss Annie Landes and Miss Nannie Harris secure new teaching posts. Pettis County land heats up with farms sold and cattle sales. Community events include Children's Day program, union picnic plans, and a church facade update.
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W. T. Bishop
David Curly
Bessie Duorley
Jill McAnich
Sedalia High School
Christian Church
N. A. Dickinson
Presbyterian
Jane
Houstonia Christian Church
Will Thomas
First Christian Church
A. S. Schitler
Hughesville
Jennie Nagle
Fort Worth
Texas
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Local Man Credits Kodol Cure For Longstanding Indigestion
Geo R Colbath of Alpena Michigan says four years of stomach trouble forced him to stay in bed and give up work. He reports immediate relief after using Kodol Dyspepsia Cure and a few bottles led to a complete cure, restoring his ability to resume business.
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W. T. Sturdevant
Merry Oaks
W. E.-Bard Drug Company
Geo. R. Colbath
Alpena, Mich
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