Union Hill Social Notes From Arrow Rock And Gilliam
Mrs Sallie Jackson convalescent describes Friday morning in Arrow Rock. Jasper Milla in Little Rock most of the week. Abram and Mrs Susan White shopped in Gilliam Thursday. Mrs Nannie Brooks of Crear ville attended services Sunday. Mr Charley Evith of Napton visited Sunday after a midday appointment. Rev C R Smith held services to Sunday the 20th at 11 A m. Mr Matt William and Miss Nanna called in our midst Tuesday evening. Mr Willard Blackwell was the guest of his George. Jasper Mills wife and Miss Pearlie attended services at Arrow Rock Friday night. Mr Charles Smith called on Mrs Lelia Henderson near Arrow Rock Tuesday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Matt William
Miss Nanna
Jasper Mills
Pearlie
Arrow Rock
Charles Smith
Lelia Henderson
Arow Rock
Peasant Grove Community Notes and Local Mentions
Beasie Lelord is sick. George Clay of Salt Springs is in danger. Several guests visited Salt Springs friends including Mrs. Charity Cooper. Spring is welcomed. many speak of the living among the departed. Miss M P Brockman ends term on the 25th and Miss Bennett closes Salt Pond school March 10.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. P. Brockman
Here
Bennett
Salt Pond
Sweet Springs garden talk and local travels in Missouri
A compact rural update from Sweet Springs Missouri notes gardening preparations and local social visits. Porter visited Sedalia, Davis and Ren kept in Easter shopping plans, Salt Pond citizens attended a Blind Boone Concert, Rev B F Abbott stayed with family, James Wilson traveled to Houston, and Carl Abbott in Springfield suffered a severe attack while visiting grandma. Jeff Hanvers and wife added nicer improvements to their home, boosting its curb appeal. The Blind Boone Concert Company entertained at the Hainers residence, with Prof J W Boone John Lange and Misses Josephine Huggard and Mama Smith performing. The scribe rode with Rev BE Burns from Sedalia to the point and shared a chat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blind Hoone Concert Co
J. W. Boone
John Lange
Josephine Huggard
Mama Smith
Jea Hainers
Mrs Ollie Taylor Wins Event at Orearville Meeting
Mrs Ollie Taylor of Orearville won the event last Saturday. The meeting of the Women’s Missionary Society adjourned with the president calling Thursday night and business transacted as it came before the group. Nearly all members attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ollie Taylor
Orear
Wille Wan
Kennie van Buren
Women's Minsigary Society
Ite
Free Envelopes Offer For Subscriptions
A newspaper promotion invites readers to subscribe now and receive 25 envelopes printed with their own address at no extra cost. The offer emphasizes immediate subscription to secure the free item.
Movement and Visits Across Kansas City and Marshall
Miss Bessie Hawkins leaves for Topeka Kansas. Mrs. Sarah Embree travels to Sedalia for the summer. Mr. and Mrs. James Wilson and family relocate to Kansas City. C Tayes delivers first sermon in Waverly. Pete Kile visits Marshal. Miss Maggie Steverson heads to Kansas City. John Sanders in Marshall on business. Amie Wilson hosts Miss Embree. A J Jackson Alfred Wilson Ed and Frank Barber depart for Kansas City. Martha Fowler entertains in honor of Miss Embree. Rev. C A Williams returns from Kansas City to spend day with family. Martha Fowler spends weekend in Marshall.
Malta Bono Juite Weather and June Wedding Bells
Local notes report a hail storm Monday evening. Wedding bells are planned for June. Mrs Adeline Jackson visited home. Miss Qina Witiosis toured Kanna city. Mises Aahtds Cloube shopped in Littleva. Gladys Wijaun and Littleva visit Topeka Kansas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Littleva
Gladys Wijaun
Topeka
Kansas
They Are Bound to Kick Up a Fuss Regardless
A fragmented editorial discusses the Democratic Party's opposition to naval growth, citing Monroe Doctrine principles and sea power concerns. It critiques Congress under Gorman leadership for hindering national strength and questions the Democrats’ fitness to govern. It mentions Cleveland’s platform expectations and hints at internal party dynamics with Gorman Tillman Stone and Bryan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Democratic Party
Concrear
Gorman
Chicago
United States
United State
Ths
Congress
Cleveland
Gorman, Tillman and Stone
Bryan Walk
Louis Globe Democrat
Sharon Court No 16 Monthly Meeting Notice
Sharon Court No 16 meets the first Friday in each month with Lilly Belle Wheeler as matron Mayme B Smith as secretary duties listed for the upcoming session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sharon Court No. 16
Lilly Belle Wheeler
Matron
Mayme B
Smith
Sec'y
Standpatters Champion and Hanna’s Tariff Stand
The Portland Oregonian notes Hanna’s death weakens the stand patters in tariff reform. It cites Hanna as a key opponent of change and reflects on McKinley’s tariff legacy and the Buffalo speech. It questions early 1906 revision risks and Hanna’s influence on the debate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hanna
Portland Oregonian
Washington Star
Buffalo
McKinley
Atom
Tin Buffalo
Congress
Etand Pal
Bryan visits New York amid Democratic tensions
The report notes Bryan’s New York visit with meetings involving Norman E. Mack and May or McClellan while contrasting positions of Parker and Cleveland camps. It highlights New York’s fragile stance, warns Bryan to tread carefully, and references national figures and past election shocks in a period-tinged editorial voice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Bryan
New York
Mr. Hill
Judge Parker
Mr. Murphy
Cleveland
Norman E. Mack
McClellan
Parker
St. Louis
Washington Star
Bryan
Fragmentary notice from Alton shows upcoming event
The readable text indicates a rearranged schedule with references to a month and spring, mentioning Alton and events or dates though the fragmentary OCR omits clear details. No decisive entities or outcomes are present in the legible portion.
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Sweringen & Co
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Morgan St
Vrtoett 407
J. M. Harris, M. D
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H. G. Phillips
W. Mainstreet
Sedalia
Union Hill
Sallie Jackson
Describe
Jasper Milla
Little Rock
Abram
Mrs
Susan White
Gilliam
Nannie Brooks
Crearville
Charley Evith
Napton
C. R. Smith
Pr. M
Val Williard Blackwell
George
Beasie Lelord
George Clay
Salt Springs
Misa B. A. Steverson
Mrs. Thornton Payton
Salt
Samuel Shannon
Samuel Buford
Sedana
Charity Cooper
Mesdames Ruena Buford
Henry Shannon
Fanniie Fisner
Lee Steveson
Sweet Springs, Mo
Porter
Davis
Ren
Blind Boone
B. F. Abbott
Severl
Oie
Sue Wields
James Wilson
Houston
Carl Abbott
Springfield
Jeff Hanvers
Burns
Free Baptist Church of
Blackburn School
Hell
Qld
Sayman
Cigatis
Queensware and Glassware
Davis & Renken
Sweet Springs
Quinns Bar
Main Street
Q. C. Chome
Bessie Hawkins
Kas
Sarah Embree
K. C
Rey. C. Tayes
Waverly
Pete Kile
Marshal
Maggie Steverson
Kansas City
John Sanders
Marhall
A. J. Jackson
Alfred Wilson
Frank Barber
Martha Fowler
Embree
C A. Williams
K.C
Marshall
Malta
Bono
Adeline Jackson
Qina Witiosis
Kanna
Tabcock, Love
Ortridge Andler
Waddel
LW Dy
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Mr. Hanna
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