Farmers Store Focuses On Fall Stock After Big Summer Sale
The store pushes aggressive price cuts on summer goods to clear inventory while planning for fall trade. Manager Holman travels on a twice yearly buying trip visiting New York St Louis Cleveland Philadelphia and Chicago. The statement emphasizes delivering utmost value and high standards of style and quality as a core business strategy.
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Holman
New York
St. Louis
Cleveland
Philadelphia
Chicago
Chautauqua Week Invite Extends to Customers and Visitors
The Chautauqua week event invites all customers and visitors to participate. Organizers encourage attendance at multiple programs across the week to enjoy talks, performances, and community activities.
Chautauqua opener and local notes marked by weather
Fine rain last Monday cooler weather noted. Martha Miller returned from Clark and Scotland counties. Lightning struck a horse owned by Mrs. Singleton, insured loss. School reopens soon as children return. Chautauqua opening day Sunday recommended for education and entertainment. Threshing machines heard nearby. Mrs. Joe Leeper’s cabbages damaged by hail. Merida Smith shipped a carload of cattle. France Weight visited near here. Earl Smith and Miss Glen Keene visited Cody Tucker and wife. Roscoe Schnellie visited his wife’s parents. Oat crop described as fairly good. Joel Thompson from Hartford visited daughter Mrs T H Barnett. RH Kelley family helped with hay. Delpha Hoover left for Green City to visit grandparents. Rosewood correspondent notes. M. F. Speak family and Miss Lara Spaw hosted by James Davis. E A Cockesir sold calves to Albert Anders. East End dispute noted about high buggies and local option. Mt Harmony basket meeting next Sunday 16 led by Elder Cox. Mrs Munn traveled to Pollock. Virgil Dickson and Grace of Kirksville visited nieces. W A Hainley and wife to Kansas City and Lockwood for 10 days. J R Alexander met daughter’s family in St Louis. Joe Morrow visiting grandmother. Arthur Young family trip to Sullivan County to see cancer patient Ester Frazier.
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Martha Miller
Clark
Scotland
Joe Leeper
Merida Smith
France
Unionville
Earl Smith
Glen Keene
Cody Tucker
Roscoe Schnellie
Geo. Fightmasters
Joel Thompson
Hartford
T H Barnett
RH Kelley
E. A Cockefsir
Albert Anders
East End
Mt. Harmony
Elder Cox
Grose City
J. R. Alexander
Lucerne
St. Louis
Little Joe Morrow
Chillicothe
Sarah Oylear
Arthur Young
Sullivan County
Mrs. Young
Ester Frazier
Victory. From Flossie at Miss Hoover's Home
Eccentric fragmentary note recalls Emma Hoover staying with Mrs. Harley Shepherd during a week. A reference to Méulton Ions and a stray phrase about a program and a character called the Chentinquas appears amid garbled lines.
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Flossie
Hiss Emma Hoover
Harley Shepherd
Méulton
Ions
Harvesting Wraps Up at Local Facility for Chautauqua Week
Report from Unionville notes harvesting finished at the facility while threshing continues. Residents prepare for the big Chautauqua at Unionville as visits unfold among locals including Mr and Mrs Dave Hayherst of Promise and relatives in Mapleton Missouri.
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Unionville
Dave ‘Hayherst
Lows
Rain Brings Progress as Creek Bridge Nears Start
Residents cheer the week of rain aiding bridge work east of Star school house. R C Cranwford suffers boils while G W Warren is poorly for two weeks. The community promotes Chautauqua to advance progress as hay making and harvest duties shift to threshing and mowing.
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Star School
R. C. Cranwford
G. W. Warren
Mount Hope Notes On Local Life And Illness
Mount Hope reports D. Jo Callison returning home to attend college duties in Wichita this Saturday. The section notes wheat crop conditions and a family illness, mentioning John Dures recently moved to Texas and his son facing a severe illness.
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D. Jo Callison
Wichite
John Dures
Texas
Rain Favors Fall Pastures Amid Typhoid Sickness
The writer notes heavy rain benefiting fall pastures and corn ears, while a typhoid spell affects the community and his daughter Oletha remains very ill with the same illness. He mentions meeting candidates after the primary who appear healthy in their election success.
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Oletha
Trust Deed Transfer Covering Putnam County Missouri
D Ellis and Serena J Pilts convey via deed of trust dated May 1907, recorded in Book 33, to J B Edis, Trustee. Property located Putnam County Missouri, described as the northwest quarter of the southwest quarter in section two and the southeast quarter of the southeast quarter in section ten, and the northwest quarter of the northwest quarter.
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D. Ellis
Serena Rena J
Putnam
Mixsourt
Edis
Putnam County
Missouri
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