Town Gossip From Stringtown Visits And Local Doings
Aunt Mary Stevens of Dugger visited here Tuesday to Friday. Several neighbors and relatives, including Charley Mitchell Cass and Miss Lillie Marshall Antioch, called on Everett Rhodes Sunday. Mrs. Gerald Headley Bufing ham visited Friday to Sunday. Isaac Snow and Miss Christine Moore drove Sunday evening. The Caledonia mine is operating daily. Bill Rettich went hunting Monday. John Hummel recovering from fever.
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Mary Stevens
Dugger
Charley Mitchell
Cass
Lillie Marshall
Antioch
Everett Rhodes
Gerald Headley
Bufsing
Ham
Ethel Steele
Homer Steele
Gert Miller
Clyde Asrey
Carl Gambill
Melissa Smith
Sullivan
Bill McDaniel
Ed Walters
Henry Thomas
Farnworth
Elmer Chastgin
Jim’ Cochran
South
Iva Smith
Aid Alis
Russell Raines
Bessie Huff
Guy Snow
Nash
Walter Kenady
Farnsworth
Will Smith
Isaac Snow
Christine Moore
Henry Marshall
Buena Smallwood
Mary Stinnet
Caledonia
Sunday Social and Family Visits Reported in Local Notes
Misses Mattie and Lesta Walters attended church at Bethel Sunday night. Everett Norris and daughter Sybil visited Mrs. Norris' mother, Sarah Pigg. Zelpha Luzader of Cass visited Wiley Miller. Elza Gambill and sons Lloyd and Tommy had dinner with Ed Llewellyn. Rudolph Boyer visited Joe W. Gambill at Antioch. Wiley Miller went to Sullivan. Frank Deneve shopped in Sullivan Friday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mattie
Lesta Walters
Bethel
Everett Norris
Sybil
Sullivan
Frank Deneve
Bucklen’s Arnica Salve Promises Beauty Aid
Will Promote Beauty. Women seeking beauty receive Bucklen’s Arnica salve for pimples skin eruptions sores boils and smoother skin. It claims to soften and smooth the face and cure burns scalds sores and other conditions. Mrs John S Bays travels to Omaha and Capt W H Lucas visits daughter Mrs Harold Bays at Julver Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bucklen
Arnica
Joe x. Smock & Son’s
Capt
W. H. Lucas
Mrs
Harold Bays
Immigration Trends Show Majority United States Bound
During the last half century the United States received 66 percent of emigrants from the British Isles, signaling a strong migration flow toward America and shaping demographic shifts across communities and industries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
British Isles
Uncle Jim Helps a Cyclist in a Rural Encounter
Uncle Jim Parsloe stops a cyclist on a state road and offers kindness and practical advice after she falls. He calms the girl Janet Haskell, shares family memories, and predicts a reconciliation with Tom Drake. He drives her home and later supports a long wait for a reunion, ending with a final reflection on the girl’s fate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uncle Jim
Prue
Uncle Jim Parsloe
Jim
Middleton
Haskell
Janet
Paes
Drake
Tom
Tom Drake
Poultry and dairy tips from a farm notebook
A farmer's guide emphasizes waste-based feeding for sows and poultry, colts training, egg candling losses, and cleanliness for poultry health. It covers dairy efficiency, pasture planning, pig rearing, crop rotation, beekeeping, potato selection, and inexpensive yet effective poultry housing.
Ring Purchases Stack Up For Slavic Family
A jeweler notes a steady stream of rings bought by a Slavic family famed for the husband presenting a new wedding ring with each baby. The latest purchase is a $3.50 plain gold ring, size adjusted for another celebration.
True and Brave Women
The piece extols true and brave women who brighten poverty with cheerful smiles. It lauds a wife and mother as she disperses sorrow, noting her smile is a sunbeam that lifts her husband’s spirit and enhances her own beauty beyond a frown.
Shaving pessimist: 0 cents sign sparks courtroom quip
A judge quotes a punny exchange about a shaving sign as Erther notes that the phrase implies more time to shave, prompting a wry moment in the courtroom. The fragment shows humor amid proceedings.
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Royal Cook Book
Stringtown
WSE
John S. Bays
Omaha
la Vogue
Donald
Allen
Noifs
Qubrook Papa RM
Willem Cit
The
Brseides
Beijing
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