Grenville News Highlights Local Visits and Sports
Mrs Eberly and daughter Gertie visited Grenville while J M Robinson of Vera Texas came to see his brother J A Robinson. Grenville and Sampson split a baseball game 7 to 6 in favor of Sampson. Numerous residents plan trips to Arkansas and Dallas for visits. Local society events include a birthday party for Noel Rubottom, a Needle Club forming, and reports on Sunday school, wells drilled with mixed success, and upcoming picnics.
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Mra. Oldham
Kelleyville
Oklahoma
Jessie Dix
Dallas
Texas
Thomas Murphy
Wm. Dix
Little Thelma
Lou Chelf
Mt. Horn
Grenville
Jake Wolfords
Prosperous Valley
Huffine
Geo. Scott
Walter Neff
Kansas
Grover Crites
Little Glee Allen
Dakota
New Mexico
Rosa
Hattie Lou Smith
Clayton
Institute
Jungbluth
Bee
Local Social Notes From The Week
Royce J. J. Walbaum and Dick Cook spend the fore part of the week at Pate and expect to return Thursday. Another fine rain has blessed the past week. Geo. R. True was in Texas Saturday night, north of Texline, with Chas. Btop. A. E. Porter of Des Moines visits Mrs. Dee Pollard. Orville Day is a frequent visitor to Clayton Intely.
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J. J. Walbaum
Dick Cook
Pate
Geo. R. True
Texas
Texline
Chas
A. E. Porter
Des Moines
Dee Pollard
Orville Day
Clayton Intely
Sedan
Thomas
Chas. Lewis
Mary Henry
Dalhart
C. A. Cole
al Stewart
Frank Barnhart
A. B. Christerson
Clayton
Stead
Grandma Nieman
Fairview
F. M. White
Missouri
White
Bext
Brother Lake
Monroe Place
Messrs
Cole and
Stewart
J. H. Williams
Bud
Fudge
U. B. Church
McCune Heads to National Directors Meeting in Salt Lake City
J A McCune manager of the mercantile department for the Farmers Equity Society left last week for Salt Lake City to attend the National Directors meeting of the Society convening there this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J.A. McCune
Mercantile Department
Farmers’ Equity Society
Salt Lake Ciy
Society
Kilburns Sees Reduction in Ice Boxes
Kilburns records a drop in ice box installations as supply tightens and customers seek alternatives. Local merchants report smaller orders and a move toward refrigerating devices and insulated cabinets amid rising costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kilburns
Local residents and travel noted around Guy and Des Moines
Reports describe Jake Golbeck transacting business in Des Moines and George Larkin traveling to Clayton with his wife at the Institute. Several residents, including D T Quinlan and W G Gonser, return from Oklahoma with harvest news and crops. A missing 12 year old adopted son, Lowell Hayes, was found safe with a sheriff in Clayton after a search by Burl Carpenter and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jake Golbeck
Des Moines
George Larkin
Clayton
An N. Feltch
Clara Ainsworth
Frank Smith
Cimarron
Mr. Marquis
Harry Larkin
Buckeye
W. G. Gonser
Oklahoma
D. T. Quinlan
Wm. Muse
Coates
Fields
George Ingraham
Lowell Hayes
Samuel Hayes
Guy
Burl Carpenter
Amil Polsén
Sylvia Stone
Weather Becomes Dry and Farmers Lose Crop Prospects
Local notes describe continued heat and drought harming crops around Guy Kansas and nearby areas. Community updates include travel, visits, and personal milestones as residents cope with dry conditions and fleeting optimism for harvest.
Rexall Seeds and Fresh Hay Arrive in Clayton
The Rexall store announces a carload of extra fancy pea green alfalfa hay received in Clayton. H Herzstein Seed Co advertises seeds and prescription filling services with standard pricing. Phone orders are encouraged for prompt service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clayton
H. Herzstein Seed Co
P and O Cultivator Ad Promotes Superior Farmers Equipment
An advertisement extols P O cultivators as the first choice for farmers with multiple styles. It highlights high wheels and concave tires, removable dust proof boxes, long bearings, slack hubs, regulator depth adjustment, cushion springs, foot stirrup pressure for shovels, strong square frame, safety locks, adjustable seat, and flexible mast supported gangs. It claims shovels stay at depth and can swing without lifting.
P and Q O Lister Cultivator Features and Use
The listing describes a complete line of cultivators for listed corn emphasizing ease of operation durability and efficiency. It notes suitability for light soil regions and first cultivation of listed corn with simple sturdy design and adjustable gangs and reversible settings.
No. 272 Row P O Lister Cultivator Features
No 272 Row P O Lister Cultivator features two gangs mounted on a trussed spreader pipe with turntable weight distribution. Each gang follows its own row and raises as a unit or shovels separately. Includes adjustable furrow wheels, oil soaked maple bushings, hillside and ridge shovel attachments, and optional eight shovel setups.
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Mountain View
A. Kosch
Ate Helm
Dish Bay
Jay Cole
Hank Lewis
Jay
Hank
Grandview
Justice Sowers’ Court
Justice Sowers
Si Peters
United States
Peters
Johnny Looze
John
Johnnie
Daffy Longfellow
Sand Rats
Mt. Dora
Marion Center
Noble Sand Rats
Miss Fitzgerald
Central Office
Royce
Guy No.1
GUY News
Clarence McKinley
Cloud County
J. P. Anderson
Cross L Ranch
Hugh Shaffer
Baker Ranch
W. S. Rowley
Hardway
John Howell and Sons
Grape Hill
Arthur Deatheridge
Amos
Donoho
Hardy
Four States Seed Co
Azar
Hayden’s
Mts
The
Azar Mercantile Co
Azar Mercantile Company
Léetf
Haydon’s
Rexall
Lumber Co
Cardus
Tonie
Sylvania Woods
Clifton Mills
P&o
Lister
P. &O. Lister
R. W. Isaacs
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