Many local residents travel for work and visit relatives
Chester Davidson from Mendota and Wm Mathews of Howland are among those arriving locally on business. J W Jones visits a daughter in Lancaster while Ira Richardson travels to Cincinnati. Misses Anna Vermillion and Ruth Nickell return home from Lemons and St Louis respectively for short visits before resuming studies. Several others leave for Centerville, Kirksville, or Des Moines for employment or schooling as holidays end.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chester Davidson
Mendota
Carl VanBugkirk
Centerville
Ira Shelton
E. J. McKinley
Monterey
Wm. Mathews
Howland
J. W. Jones
Lancaster
Ira Richardson
Cincinget
Smith
Kirksville
J. M. Tucker
Lemonserageav
Ervin McNabb
Pollock
Dad Armstrong
Des Moines
Oda Wentworth
Milan
George Quick
Green City
Davis
D. D. Thorne le Rey Triplett
J. R. Wellingham
J . Underwood
Edins
Mabel Harrison
Cincinnati
Iowa
Anna Vermillion
Lemons
M. Davidson
Weldon
Ja. Ee
A. W. Leake
Quincy
Dan Comstock
Esther Clark
Ed Paul
Herome
Cooledge
Neb
Ruth Nickell
St. Louis
Lucile
Rhea Statton
Elizabeth Franklin
Columbia
Stevens College
Z. V. Heed
Mission Board of the Baptist Church
Leroy Munyon
J W Johnson
Marceline
Aldene Kelley
Kansas City
Raney
Ida Hanes
Harvey Fields
Browning
F K Fletcher
Jamen Vandhooat
Ottumwa
Mra C Davin
Golda Stuckey
Worge
Stuckey
Chillicothe Busness College
G J Pickenplaugh
E C Kent
Clinton
Tom Wales
Grace
Josephine Lough
J. N Loughe
Marvel Smith
Mabel Butler
Alice Thompson
Mra
W. A. Derrick
Hartner
Kansas
John Howell
Fred Cash
Trento
J. D. Williamson
Glen Shelton
Carrie Jones
Virgil Matthew
Hulda St. John
Omaha
Iva R. Trent
Unionville
Recorder's Office
T B Valentine
J A Helferstine
Richard Jewell
Jay Davin
Earl Grant
C A Marshall
Clarence Davidson
Mur Mullenix
H IL
Holman Lee Ackley
Fred Dormer
Elks
Marned
Charles L. Hitchcock
Seymour
Jessie A Gooding
Powersville
State
Chariton and Vicinity Meeting Notes and Local Socials
Local items record meetings at various places with families such as the Will Baughman and John McClaskey households. Multiple social visits are listed, including Sunday school, receptions, and officer elections for a local group.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Marts
Trade Balance Forecast for 1919 Markets
Secretary of Commerce Alexander G. Agte mane expects the U S 1919 trade balance near four billion dollars, a new high driven by inflated prices. He cautions the peak may not continue as conditions change and economic factors adjust.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alexander i
Gectemane Bae Rae
Uni
Weather Forecast for Upper Mississippi and Missouri Valleys
Weather outlook for the Upper Mississippi and Lower Missouri Valleys calls for generally air and normal temperatures with likely snow during the first part of the week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mississippi
Missouri
Government moves against Reds and deportations begin
The article reports the U S government taking action against suspected Communists and Reds in the country. A boatload of individuals including Goldman and Alexander Berkman is said to have been shipped to Russia. Federal officers conducted nationwide arrests and suspects are held for deportation on Ellis Island New York. Some claim two to three more convoys will depart soon as authorities pursue alleged plots to exploit steel and coal strikes to overturn the government. The piece defends action against perceived propaganda while urging support for deportations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ita Oaagar
Keser
Goldman
Alexander Berkman Neready
Russia
Communist Party
Eliza Island
New York
Europe
Hunters urged to carry licenses under new year rules
State Game and Fish Commissioner W. L. Wright warns hunters and trappers in Chariton Linn Sullivan and Putnam counties that they must carry licenses while trapping or hunting. Officials report many have visited county clerks offices to verify licenses and avoid trouble.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. L. Wright
Game and Fish
Chariton,Linn,Sullivan and
Putnam Counties
Production large in value but not in volume in 1919
The article notes that U S output in 1919 was praised for high value of goods, yet actual mass of production fell. It argues inflated value metrics misstate total production by using higher dollar figures, masking a decline in physical output.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Community social notes and visits in rural Newton area
A lengthy list of local visits, gatherings, and people visiting relatives and friends in Newton area households. Mentions include Hinerman Latimer Hurley Fife Casady and McKay families, Christmas calls, school events, shucking corn, and Sunday gatherings with extended family across nearby towns.
Hotel stock in demand boosts liquor firm dividend
The company found a considerable stock of liquor left on hand and declared a dividend in liquor to stockholders. The promotion among them boosted demand for hotel liquor stock and related assets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rand
Pittsburg
Gratitude for the World’s Man of Morale and Service
A quote reflects humility and duty to serve mankind. attributed to Emerson emphasizes ongoing inspiration from exemplary leaders who uphold morale and global responsibility.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Genids
Elwaye
Emerson
Local Visit Fragments Highlight Des Moines Social Lines
Miss Lema Wade of Des Moines visited part of last week with her sister Mrs Minnie Casad. Clarence Bookout of Gosen City was wornie for van Sidwe Rose. Edna Hees R Sunyafer and Erma Casady called Saturday. Nelson Rose and family spent Sunday. E Casady and Alta called on Cora Shipley and Olive Friday evening. Rose and son Marstall were also mentioned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Haugbrowr
Marty Apent Sumia
Aeray
Jasper Neagtrane
Chiow Simmons
Faline
Bernie Fowler
Homer Musgrove
Sunda
Ida Chakenbeard
Golda Martz
Gor Traxler
Leslie Neagle
SeGr Abi Ees
Tom Thompson
Grace Campbell
Ida Clinkenbeard
Treas
Jennie Ball
Will Baughman
Joe Clinkenbeard
Rollie Hart
John McClaskey
M. Bengomen
Chas
Conger
Chas Te
Leo Harris
B. F Ramey
Oa Mohas
Marion Fife
Misa
Mary Ackley
Mi Hay School
Hen King
Elmer Fife
Jim Hackett
John Lynch
Zoe Hoobler
McKay School
Kirksville
Floyd Houdesheldt
Jim Smith
Fred Cook
Johnt Phillips
Fred Haas
Lou Haas
Katherine Aas
Aed
Lily Jeaglia Johnt
Phillips
Howland
Ella Wyckoff
Ben King
Elmer Hackett
Win Houdesheldt
Art McKay
Helen Hackett
Mn Willia
Henry Webbert
and Mire
John Richanison
Ay Medlin
Art
Kay Clarence Hibbs
Near Lucerne
Lema Wade
Des Moines
Minnie Casad
Clarence Bookout
Gosen City
van Sidwe Rose
Edna Hees
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Filiam Gorman
Exline
Yannis
Mary Arnett
d—Jas. A. Schooler
Sand Springs
Oklahoma
Everly
Es Page
Mr. Page
Jim
Peter Ig
Ateris
Curt Chrisman
Letious
Simone
George Minear
Wentworth Merc Co
Farmers Store Grocery
Chariton and Vicinity
Cfo
Tye
Brazil
Peace Council
Brazi
Amercan
William Hohenzoller
Sibera
League of Nation
Worthington
Pyoo
Kownuien
Putnam County
Tiv
Bland and Kirkpatnik
Montgomery
Thomas' Place
Irnysville
Yee
Ee ‘Edrtorlag
Bond
J. F. Underwood Merc. Co
Oak Grove
Lewie Hinerman
Grogans
Nina
For Speaker
Riley Muley
Parenta Hurley
Fle
Martin
Mirtle Latimer
Galena
Keta
Fa‘ Srogan
Tle
Tin Honemian
Ter Cade
Ceearters
Murles Han
Latimer
Newton Brown Howsman
Severn Ouround
Mran Wea
Arthur Johnson
Blanche
Laura Hineman
Shuraday Me
Ma Atley Hurley
J S Furguson
Franklin School
John Botkins
Myrtle Latimer
Lin Hinerman
Carl Morgan
John Landtiser
Furguson
Mat Casady
Golda Mills
Minnie Casady
Hannah Casady
Anna Ivan Sidwell
Queen City
Peres Mile
Frank Brown
Harleys Coss
Hartford
Grayrstile
Percy Casady
Arl McKay
Gertrude
Mabel
Helen Funnall
John Smith
Ralph Webber
Lora Dixon
Mahlon Hibbs
Jou Gardner
Charles McKay
Fern Fortune
Tommy Wilkerson
Hawcett King
Guy Medlin
Celeste Gray
Mary Ifman
Sun
Alice McKay
Zoe Hoebler
Belle Wyckoff
News Room
Square
Doss Killough
P.S
Turner's Cigar Factory
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