Local social notes from Tipton and nearby towns
Ed Hartley and wife returned to Kansas City after visiting George Hartley and family. Rev. O A Wood conducted funeral services for Mrs. Shelley. Several locals and visitors from Sedalia to Versailles and Wisconsin are mentioned. A wedding occurs in Fortuna with Dr Fred Enloe and Miss Blanche McPherson quietly marrying, then moving to Eldon.
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Sedalia
E. R. Wane
Kansas City
Homer Wimer
Sedallia
A. T. Hughes
Versailles
I. P. Taylor
Mahnoney
Conor
Ethel Emerson
Texarkana
Ark
Normal
Henry Riley
Kentucky
Arthur Bender
Wisconsin
J. R. Clark
Sweet Springs
Rue Snorgrass
Paul Bury
St. Louis
Moreau
Fortuna
Clarksburg
Fred Enloe
Eldon
Blanche McPherson
Alma Hirsh
Clara Fitchen
Joe Knipp
Allen's Foot Ease Powder for foot comfort
Advertisement noting Allen's Foot Ease powder cures corns bunions and sore hot swollen feet sold at druggists and shoe stores for 25 cents.
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Allen
Tyler sale draws diverse turnout in Coun ty Line area
Large crowd attends the Tyler sale and Coun ty Line Baptist church lunch afterward, raising about 50 dollars. Attendees from distant towns include Mr. and Mrs. Higgins, Mr. and Mrs. Warren, M P Tuck, Will Ferguson, Willis and Austin Smith, James Crews of Houstonia, Walker Forbes, Jack Laughlin of Blackburn, Dr. Parkhurst, Mr. Cundiff, Joe Bowers of Sedalia. Mrs. Lou Smith visits C O Smith home. Mat Souder welcomes a baby boy. Mrs. Forest Winston visits her parents, Dr. and Mrs. Park. Mrs. Mrgile Conyer travels in Saline county.
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County Line Baptist Church
Tyler
John Higgins
Thomas Warren
M. P. Tuck
Will Ferguson
Willis
Austin Smith
James Crews
Houstonia
Walker Forbes
Jack Laughlin
Blackburn
Parkhurst
Cundiff
Joe Bowers
Sedalia
Lou Smith
C. O. Smith
Mat Souder
Airs
Forest Winston
Park
Mrgile Conyer
Saline County
Hughesville Neighbors Report Local Improvements and Visits
Hughesville notes show utility work with poles installed for the City Telephone and a near finished Hughesville bank building. Residents and visitors include Mrs J Newkirk with Mrs M G Barlow, Mrs George Chipley hosting a dinner for several guests from St. Louis, and various local social visits by the Murphey, Duly, Woodson, Mockbee, Ramey and others from nearby towns.
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Hughesville
Hughesville Bank
J. Newkirk
M. G. Barlow
George Chipley
Theodore Shelton
R. Shelton
Caroline
St. Louis
Bettie Skinner
A. T. Irvine
John Gentry
A. T. Irvile
Duly
Mary
D. N. Duly
Will Shaw
Sedalia
George Woodson
J. B&b. Mockbee and Sons
Barrett and
Cuthbert
Tom Murphey
Mary Ramey
Lexington
Byberry Events Include Walnut Day and Sun Services
Walnut children's day was well attended and enjoyed Sunday. There will be preaching at Pleasant Hill church Sunday by Rev. Milton Clemens of Marshall. A number of youngsters attended the dance and moonlight at John Haley's near Syracuse Tuesday night. Mr. Lon King of Hill's Business College is at home spending his summer vacation.
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Byberry
Walnut
Pleasant Hill Churea
Milton Clemens
Marshall
Joh Haley’s
Syracuse
Lon King
Hill’s Business College
Ten Ladies Wanted for Canvassing Position
Wanted notices seek ten capable ladies for canvassing work offering a salary of nine dollars weekly. No deposit required. Address 650 A. T. Davis at 314 East Third for details.
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A. T. Davis
East
Threshermen Prepare for Work in Dunksburg Area
In Dunksburg on June 29 the community notes preparations of threshers for the season. Wyatt Vickrey and family from Houstonia visited the Smiths. Clyde and Ora Curnutt traveled from Warrensburg to see relatives. Warensburg socialites Mallie Tanner and Lora Curnutt stayed with the Park and Heilman sisters. Mount Zion held regular services. Lester Johnson crushed his right hand in a wheat binder. the article notes the sale of Mr. M. W. Tyler nearby.
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Dunksburg
Wyatt Vickrey and Family
Houstonia
C. QO. Smith
Lester Johnson
M. W. Tyler
Wholesale Grocers Meet In Milwaukee Convention
Wholesale grocers from all parts of the country gather in Milwaukee for the Wholesale Grocers Association annual convention. Over two days members will discuss steps to increase membership and influence and address important trade questions.
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Milwaukee
Wis
Wholesale Grocers’ Association of the
United States
One Minute Cough Cure Promoted for Children
The Children’s Favorite One Minute Cough Cure is praised for coughs croup and whooping cough. It contains no opiate, is harmless and tastes good. Sold by W. E. Bard Drug Co.
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W. E. Bard Drug Co
Warship Maneuvers Off Provincetown Drills
The battleships Kentucky and Kearsage along with cruiser Minneapolis and others leaving New York Navy Yard for four days of exercises at Provincetown grounds. The second division ships Alabama Illinois Iowa and Massachusetts will join the maneuvers.
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New York
Kentucky
Kearsage
Minneapolis
New York Navy Yard
Provincetown
Mass
Alabama
Illinois
Iowa
Massachusetts
Quality over quantity in digestion and nourishment
An ad asserts that proper digestion, via Kodol Dyspepsia Care, ensures nutrients from all food are absorbed despite stomach condition. It claims benefits like curing indigestion and belching, strengthening the entire system, and lists W. E. Bard Drug Co as the seller.
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W. E. Bard Dreg Co
Tales of terrors misled by innocent finds
A collection of striking cases where misfortune and suspicion trap the innocent. From a lord fearing a stolen watch to a Dublin bachelor entangled by knives and a North Wales theft, witnesses face peril as courts decide guilt or innocence.
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Russell
Scotland Yard
West End
London
Omnibus Company
Dublin
New York
Chicago and Eastern Illinois plans $55 million bond issue
The Chicago and Eastern Illinois railroad held a special meeting to propose a $55,000,000 bond issue. Of this, $34,620,000 would retire existing indebtedness by mortgage bonds over 50 years at 4 percent. The rest would fund improvements including a new double tracked line between Chicago and St Louis.
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Chicago
St. Louis
Cotton Leak Probe Moves in Memphis Meeting
In response to President Harvie Jordan the Southern Cotton Growers' association met in Memphis to investigate alleged leaks in the census department at Washington. The group seeks to identify how New York speculators obtained advance cotton estimates and to fix responsibility for the leak. They will also consider exchanges accepting the association’s estimates.
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Memphis
Tenn
Harvie Jordan
Southern Cotton Growers’ Association
Washington
New York
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