Lamonte Notices and Local Visits Highlight Week
LAMONTE LETTER June 13 reports W T Chatham and family visiting St. Joseph relatives while other locals travel to Marshall for a church convention. Miss Lola Hail returns from Jefferson City. Andy and Mrs Dorsey attend funeral in Sedalia. Emma Bouldin visits Sedalia. Oscar Leabo guests Green Ridge. several locals visit Sedalia and Kansas City.
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Lamenate
W. T. Chatham
Miss Stella
St. Joseph
Lola Hail
Mrs. Edwards
Jefferson City
Mesdames
Wm. Duke
W. E. Warner
Geo. Harley
Inez Terry
Louella Duke
Eula Taylor
Maybelle Harris
Emma Reavis
Marshall, Mo
The
Christian Church
C. A. Arnette
Gladys
Camp Branch
E. R. Wade
Kansas City
W. W. Herold
Sedalia
Della Ramey
Garden City
Joe Maupin
Denver
Col
Tom Mitchell
City
Zella Jones
Emma Duke
Green Ridge
Mora notes and local visits in a June harvest update
June 1 diary entries from Mora record hay harvest progress and shock wheat. Local visits include Miss Gertrude Sullivan from Wagoner Oklahoma visiting Kathryn McGee, and various residents visiting relatives or traveling to Cole Camp Dresden and Colorado for work or business.
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Mora
Laura Rider
Colorado
John M. Moss
Cole Camp
George Dump
Dresden
Local notices and gambling lore span Sedalia memories
The column lists visits by Miss Zella Jones and others, funeral attendance for Mr. Winner, and various trips to Sedalia and Sweet Springs. It also recounts a long feature on George Groves a Michigan gambler who built wealth from 25 cents to thousands and later faced losses in Saginaw with praise for both sides of gambling. G. B. Butcher promotes Vigoral and S flour products.
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Dellar
Louisville Courier-Journal
George Groves
Saginaw
Mich
Mery
Groves
Calumet
Arlington Fountain Stop Refreshment Ad
Advertisement urges shoppers to rest at the Arlington fountain and drink Hollister's Rocky Mountain Tea as a claimed remedy for feeble constitutions. It promotes the tea or tablets at 5 cents, sold by W. E. Bard Drug Co.
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Hollister
W. E. Bard Drug Co
Mint halts operations as silver shortage suspends workers
More than two hundred United States mint employees are suspended indefinitely after the coining department and melting room are shut due to a silver bullion shortage. The action, ordered from Washington, was received on Saturday and affects the Philadelphia facility as of June 15.
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Philadelphia
United States Mint
Washington
Enlistment of Windsor and Grand Rapids Men Named
David T. Van Hoozen of Windsor and Wallace Al. Connor of Grand Rapids Michigan have enlisted in the United armed forces.
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David T. van Hoozen
Windsor
Wallace al. Connor
Grand Rapids, Mich
The
United
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