Correspondence from Nellie Gray notes harvests and local visits
The warm weather brings crops in through harvest time. Many villagers hosted gatherings at the Smith home and neighbors visited from several towns. Wheat and oat cutting continues, tile work planned on Shoal creek, and a baby girl was born to Mr. and Mrs. Davids. James Demery loses a cow. Rev. Wilson preached, and Sunday school drew a large crowd.
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Nellie Gray
Gorn
Harrison Smith
Geo
Sarah Demery
Rev. Wilson
Methodist Church
Pearson
Beulah Garner
Arkansas
Local News Snippets From Livonia and Nearby
Mrs Earle of Lemonville visits her parents with Me and Mrs Ft Dickerson. Mrs Baker and children return home from Hurdlan after visiting. Sun ice cream social well attended. Mrs Thomas Cain visited Chas Stockton's area last week. Mrs Cunningham left for Montana Tuesday after long visit with her parents, Mr and Mrs Earhart. Densus Blankenshig injured when a horse threw him Sunday.
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Earle
Lemonville
Ft. Dickerson
Baker
Hurdlan
Thomas Cain
Chas. Stockton
Cunningham
Montana
Earhart
Densus
Blankenshig
Harvest Work Dominates as Fields Embrace Corn
Fragments describe work on corn and harvests. Mentions Mrs Ered Aristrdng and daughter Hie with Norma, Mrs Ira Hoover, Miss Zuls Lemley, and Mrs Mable Be Berry in a community scene.
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Ered‘ Aristrdng
Norma
Eriday
Ira Hoover
Rabbitsville News Briefs and Local Notices
Community notes report L N Rakes bought a new mowing machine and a Unionville visit by A M Miller for eye care. Hackneys shopped in Unionville, a Monday electrical storm damaged Jeriah Olinger’s phone, and Cora Singleton was ill. Visitors include Stella Eva Hackney and Mary Leeper, Joseph Ward family, and a Bethany basket meeting. A M Miller plans to rent his place to Turner Noland and move to Unionville. Reformer EB W Brooks family returned from Burlington and Wear Chapel. Dean Davis, Lancaster attorney, was in Putnam last week. ME Ambrose Hill attends summer school in St Hirkaville.
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G. N. Miller
Ed Hinsen
Doctor Berry
J. B. Hackney
Putnam Capitol
William Hackney
Unionville
Geo. Williamson
Jeff Magore
Will Godfreys
L. N. Rakes
A. M. Miller
J.B
Lara Hackney
Slectric Stomm
Jeriah Olinger
Cora Singleton
Stella
Eva Hackney
Mary Leeper
Joseph Ward
Bethany
James Dickson
Turner Noland
Familly
Burlington
Tows
Wear Chapel
Dean Davis
Lancaster
Putnam
Ambrose “Hill
St. ‘Hirkaville
Rien Rae
Unclear local notes mix of names and events in Omaha area
A collage of names and brief incidents from a regional page mentions Rev Davis finishing a two week meeting in Omaha, births to the Bowen family, visitors from Indianola Iowa and Milo Indiana, and various social events and travels among residents and relatives.
Schuyler County Notes Seek Updates and Travel
Local items report relatives attending a funeral in Schuyler County while others travel to Iowa and South Dakota for work or farms. Ed it h Porter returns from Illinois with relatives visiting three months. A Quaker church gains Rev Hutchens. Meager hay harvests and community gatherings mark the week with a cancer illness for Uncle Jim Mullenix and a basket meeting planned for next Sunday.
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Schuyler County
Lewis Burgher
Messrs
Horn
Hixon
Iowa
Grinnell
Allen Morgan and Sons
Edith Porter
Illinois
Quaker Church
Chapel
Hutchens
Amos Blue
Jim Mullenix
Farmers lay by corn as Graysville notes May time
The Graysville area reports farmers have their corn laid by. Many residents spent the Fourth at Elko and Lowground. George Shipley bought a new buggy. Noah Crooks and family from Unionville visited near here last week. Sammel Cassady visited near Exine Iowa. Mrs S E Livezey, called near Exline to see her sister Mrs Mary Beard who is critically ill, has returned home. Mrs Emanuel Fowler of Quincy Illinois visits Peter Shipley. Edward Huller went to Hickory County Missouri to see a sick relative and returned. Victor Lane from State Normal Kirksville came home for the Fourth with his parents. Mr and Mrs Thomas Cain's child-
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Elko
Lowground
George Shipley
Noah Crooks
Unionville
Sammel Cassady
Exine
Iowa
S. E. Livezey
Exline
Mary Beard
Emanuel Fowler
Thoughts for the Day Captions and Reflections
Thoughts for the Day from the Globe features witty maxims on generosity vanity fame and the perils of self focus. The quotes offer humor insight and cautions about pride while noting both glory and obscurity end in death.
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Globe
Mexican sympathizers face long prison terms and executions
A San Diego Mexico report says 100 revolution supporters were sentenced to ten and fifteen years in salt mines, a harsh term rarely survived. Casas Grandes reports forty seven revolutionists ordered shot. Trials reportedly denied counsel and due process concerns rise.
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San Diego
Mexico
Revolutionary Party
Casas Grandes
Bryan and Kern Nominated by Democrats for President and Vice President
The Democratic National Convention nominated William J. Bryan of Nebraska for President and John W. Kern of Indiana for Vice President. Bryan led with 997 votes. Gray 59 and Johnson 48. Kern was chosen after other candidates withdrew and Bryan favored him. The platform favors free trade and criticizes Republican principles throughout. Moon Bros. Buggies advertised in Unionville square. CMOSTOCK BRASFIELD Merc. Co.
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Wm. J. Bryan
Nebraska
John W. Kern
Indiana
Mr. Bryan
Judge Gray
Johnson
Minnesota
Bryan
Unionville
Moon Bros. Buggies
Cmostock
Brasfield Merc. Ca
Public Sale at Wat Bruce Farm in Jackson Township
Auction to be held Monday July 27 at 10 a m on the Wat Bruce farm six miles west of Lemonville and six miles northwest of Pollock in Jackson township. Live stock includes horses mules cattle hogs and calves plus farm implements and a cream separator. Terms offer 6 percent cash discount and 12 month terms on sums over five dollars with interest. removal only after payment.
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Wat Bruce Place
Jackson Township
Lemonville
Pollock
Unionville
Poland
China
C.n. Bruce
A. P. McElhinney
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Gross Bros. Merc. Co
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Marton_Batiste
Raat
Womens and Childrens Handker
Ohere
Tissu
Soiesette
Standard LL and Lawrence LL
India
Nottingham
Ria
Andrew Miller
Larina Lawerence
C. F. Tucker
Will Schnelle
Lemon
Charley Tucker
M. A. Dwyer
Shoal Creek
Charley Mullenix
Charley
H. G. Hanson and Son
Dean
A. Stevens
Jacob Martz
Perkins, Ohls
Mr. Martz
Tom Beckwith
West Liberty
James Demery
Livonia
Rabbitsville
Giendale
Elizabeth —Terrell
Davis
Omaha
Jno. Minesr
Mellie Bowen
Herbert Davids
Tox "Whiney
Missouri
A. Dwyer
Jacob and
Martzzand
Bén * Pear’ Sanday
Mra Whitney
I Beveral
Blyn Nig Gat Worthington
Reek
M. Hays
South Dakota
C M. Davis
North
Keokuk Sn
Leo Dean
Zola
Graysville
Tone Bros
Poppin
Hutingg
Lemmstuiten
Mlbpice
Cloves
Bryan and Kern
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