Fragmentary Local Social Notes From Sumner Area
A jumble of names and brief mentions traces visits and events around Sumner. Notes reference Donald, Joslin, Lala Jacques, McDonald, Britt, Pearl, Miss Ang, and Pierson home gatherings amid scattered lines about birthdays and dinners.
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Gies Ter
Wien
Agyae
Wilson
Nora Bes
Bolas
Anns
Donald
Sumner
Athe Joslin
Lala Jacques
Z ‘McDonald
Oaal
Bill Wilbon
Britt
Lona
al Ang Donald Ag
Ana Pierson
Rock
Lee
Family Reunion At Good Home In Bentonville
August 1 gathering brought many out of town guests to Bentonville for a long awaited family reunion. Attendees included Mr. and Mrs. Merrell Sider, Oscar Crandall, Frakes and son, Stoddard and Dorothy, Bojeder and Ronald Wayne, Otto Suilly and family, and others from Missouri and Kansas City. A decorative banner framed the event, music and visiting followed, and cake and ice cream were served as guests departed.
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Jno
Ieasentonville
Ters
Francmi
Maxabeth
Eva
Bilis
Lisher
Merrell ‘Sider
Oscar Crandall
Oe Frakes
Charles Jaren
Dorothy
Bojeder
Goed
Ronald Waynes
Otto Suilly
Seyrabasslowa
Alp
Gray
Kansas City
I Bohannon
Anne Ne
Bohannon
Zach
Wil “Ile. Bledsoe and Ghastney
Marjorie
Baner Wan
Local Social Roundup From Graysville and Surroundings
Community families including the Gu ffey and Pearson households gathered for visits and a Saturday dance at Hawkins home. Neighbors from Kirks ville Pollock nearby towns shared Sunday time with relatives as at least a dozen young people attended the party.
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Steph Glam
Rimer
Fred Pearson
Pollock
Leo Pearson
Leon Pearson
Graysville
Sun
Ae Ohare
Kine Peat
Ura Guffery
Dane Outey
Kirkeee
Iaura Jones
West Liberty Elder to Preach at Evening Meeting
A prominent elder from West Liberty will preach at an away night service on August 8. The gathering is open to the public and Mrs Foley of Chicago is among those invited along with her sister Mrs.
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West Liberty
Yorgens
Mra W. B. Foley
Chion Ape LoGer Hove
Local visitors extend stays and travel notices
Maggie Laughlin and Grace Stockton return from a Dallas trip after a week with Solero family. Ira Davis and Lamere Berry join Lance and Mrs. Davis in Leon Iowa for a show this week. Mrs. Beckwith and Lamere Berry head home to Muskegon after a six week visit with relatives.
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Semia
Maggie Laughlin
Miss Grace
Stockton
Dalla Gite
Solero
Ira Davia
Lameré-Berry
Lance Davis
Leon
Pueaday
T. H. Beckwith
Lamere Berry
Muskegondh
Change of Venue for Mills Paugh Case
Frank C. Mills Paugh charged with malfeasance in office as State Finance Commissioner had motioned for change of venue in Scotland county circuit court. Judge Pettingill granted transfer to Clark county for a fair trial. request to avoid Schuyler county where he faces bank failure suit was noted.
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Frank C. Millspaugh
Scotland County
Petingill
Clark County
Schuyler County
Short changer nabbed after Chillicothe shop trick
A man tried to defraud Joe Young store in Chillicothe by using a ten dollar bill to get cigars and extra dollars. He received five one dollar bills in change for a five then tried to reclaim the original ten and fled. He was captured and later pleaded for freedom, leaving behind five one dollar bills he forgot to claim.
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Joe Young
Chillicothe
Saga
Young
Early Pavement Opening in Kahoka Sparks Liability Question
Kahoka’s square paving nears finish with traffic allowed after bars removed despite a 21 day post completion clause. Gazette-Hernald notes possible release of the contractor from further liability and mentions a celebratory barn burning.
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Kahoka
Gazette-Hernald
Narrow Escape for Mrs Ad Clemens in Seymour
Mrs Ad Clemens of Seymour Indiana narrowly escaped death on a railroad crossing on her way to church. She tripped and fell as an approaching train slowed to a near halt, but she managed to crawl back to safety and continued to church.
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Ad Clemens
Seymour
Herald
Ke Mayrert Names in August Ped and Peta Dakota Border Regions
In August, Ke Mayrert and others are linked to activities across Dakota border areas, including Manitoba and Lower Canada. The note outlines regional mentions and potential cross-border implications.
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Ke Mayrert
Et ‘Eda
Ped
Peta Dakota
Manitobs
Lower Canada
Monument Unveiled in Adair County by D A R Chapter
The Ann Haynes chapter of the Daughters of the American Revolution unveiled a granite monument at the site of Adair county's first settlement about three miles southeast of Nollinger. The 1828 settlement built Fort Clark for protection against hostile Indians, with a large crowd attending the ceremonies. Historical work like this is becoming common nationwide.
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Esi
Ann Haynes
Daughters of the Américain Revolution
Adair County
Nollinger
Fort Clark
Medal of Honor History and Early Honors
The article traces the Medal of Honor for bravery in battle, instituted by a July 12 1862 law and awarded by Congress for distinguished actions. It notes an earlier March 20 1776 order for a gold medal for General Washington and mentions a silver medal then struck for Lieutenant Colonel Fleury following the Stony Point assault on July 16 1778.
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The
United States
Congress
Washington
Fleury
Stony Point
Railroads Seek Freight Rate Increase Across States
Western railroads press for higher freight rates while state governments oppose. Proponents argue current rates are uneven and unprofitable under the present haul basis, while opponents warn increases will raise costs for residents and input prices, hindering trade.
Desert Bandits Profit from Caravan Shipping Trade
The Desert Bandits control Tripoli's caravan routes and extract huge tributes to insure freight shipments against looting. Goods including rhino horns and ostrich plumes are moved from Tripoli through caravans despite desert threats.
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Tripoli
Sahara Desert
Strife in Trenton City Council Delays Civic Progress
A city administration in Trenton is split between two factions with the mayor and two councilmen aligned against four others. The feud keeps chambers in constant contention, hindering pace of city improvements and harming overall interests. Personal vanity fuels the rift, not public good.
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Trenton
Cowboys of Asia The Buriats of Mongolia near Baikal
The Buriats, a tribe described as the "cowboys of Asia," dwell near Lake Baikal on the northern border of the Gob desert. They are expert riders who spend most of their time on horseback and show strong bond with their animals due to endurance and training.
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Baikal Lake
Porder
Gob Desert
Asia
Trenton Woman Opens Law Practice First in City
Ruth Crews Woodruff wife of the City Attorney has hung out her shingle as a lawyer in Trenton. She passed the state bar exam last June and was admitted recently becoming the first woman to practice in the city. The Republican notes her pioneering achievement amid local legal circles.
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Ruth Crews Woodruff
Trenton
Woo
Bell Point Disasterwater Theoretical Note
The text explains the belting point of water, its dependence on pressure and temperature, and how heat or pressure changes cause water to boil. It speculates that if atmospheric conditions changed and atmospheric pressure rose or fell, ocean water could vaporize.
Pumice and Materials Referenced in Obscure OCR Note
Fragmentary OCR text mentions pumice and related materials, with unclear context. It preserves limited names or dates, suggesting a historical procurement or construction note. Further readable details are not available for precise placement or action.
Milk cooling and storage guidelines from teat to tank
The text outlines steps for cooling milk and storing cream using a cooling tank. It covers temperature targets, ice and water usage, airflow through a cooler, handling after milking, and safety notes. It emphasizes keeping ice in the storage tank, using cork or wood insulation, and proper can placement for water circulation.
Good Pasture Reduces Milk Production Costs
A dairy note from F. Fe.Lasrelles, field man for the State Dairy Commissioner, argues that good pasture lowers feed costs and keeps cows productive through summer. Pasture, plus a small grain ration, can prevent hay feeding and manure hauling, cutting summer labor and expenses.
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Colorado State Dairy Commissioner
F. Fe. Lasrelles
Poairy
New Herd Testing Plan Boosts Dairy Productivity in New Jersey
New Jersey dairy farmers report success with a plan from the College of Agriculture to test all milking herd under the advanced registry test. The shift from pure breds to all cows aims to detect low producers and cut annual test costs, praised by the Dairy Science association and breed groups.
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New Jersey
College of Agriculture
Dairy Science Association
Superintendent of Advanced Registry
New Jersey State College of Aguleniture
Proper Feed for Herd Bull
Proper feeding of the herd bull is crucial to keep him vigorous and healthy. Avoid excess fat and ensure he receives enough regular grain and balanced feed to match his size and workload.
Missouri Governor Baker to open 25th state fair
Governor Baker will deliver an address in the grandstand at 11 oclock Monday August 17 with the public admitted free. The State Highway Commission is letting bids for 123 miles of road across 21 counties costing about 2.4 million dollars. The State Game and Fish Department plans a Sedalia fair exhibit of loe deer and various wildfowl. Artist Ralph Chesley Ott is painting a governor portrait for the capitol gallery. Dr G A Auerswald reports from the national food and drug commissioners convention in Denver with tips to apply locally.
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Baker
Missouri
Lester 3. Parker
Jefferson City
Capitol Decoration Committee
Nation Reputation
Denver
Philadelphia
State Highway Commission
State Game and Fish Department
Sedalia
McCause
Ralph Chesley Ott
St. Louis
Springfield
Sam A. Baker
Capitol
G. A. Auerswald
Colo
National Convention of State Food and Commissioners of the
United States
State Fair School to Welcome 86 County Boys
The Missouri State Fair Board invites 86 boys from various counties to attend the State Fair School during the fair. They will live in tent city, share meals, attend lectures, and learn modern farming under state authorities. Highlights include daily programs from August 15 to 28 with talks by W G Pillon, H. Curtis, J. Fase, and others on agriculture education and related topics.
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Missouri State Fair Board
State Fair School
W OD. Dillon
State Board of Education
W G Pillon
W Gibbany
John Fase
State Board of Agriculture
H. S Curtis
H. A. Wilson
R. K. Phelps
W D McGee
F B. Mumford
Missouri College of Agriculture
Vocational Agriculture
Geo. W
A. Lee
Eugene G. Bennett
Ewell Mayes
H. Salisbury
Big Roller Crashes Into Store in Princeton Incident
A five ton roller ran amuck in Princeton when a valve stuck driving toward a new concrete road. The engine couldn't be controlled and the vehicle struck the 4 Hinary store, causing extensive damage before brick walls held the monster. Construction and insurance adjust damages.
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Princeton
Christian Church Sees Return of Members and Upcoming Program
The church notes many were away on vacation with some returning including the preacher. Services will follow regular hours next Sunday with the voluntary band at morning service. The band plans fine programs on Tuesday evenings, with next week's program promised to be exceptional and free admission.
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H F York
Tysor Family Plans Weekend Moves
Sunday morning Mr and Mrs Jim Tysor and sons Wayne and Robert Donaldson rest in the Tysor car for Cody. Mr Tysor will run the Tysor barber shop there while his brother Ora and wife drive to Unionville to visit relatives.
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Jim Tysor
Wayne
Robert Donaldson
Tysor
Cody
Mr Tysor
Ora
Unionville
Great program for boys fair
Sec Mo James Collins Worthington Mo the boy chosen by competitive examination to represent Put county at the Boys State Fair School during the silver anniversary exposition August 16 22 will have an unusual opportunity this year to study important features connected with de
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James Collins
Worthington
Answer to Last Week's Picture
P D Greggers presents the weekly puzzle answer section with the solution to the previous image. Readers are invited to submit new entries as part of the ongoing series and compete for small prizes.
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P. D. Greggers
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