Local Social Notes Highlight Crowded Weekend Visits
Joe Moyer brought 300 sheep gait to inform Wednesday 145 the tone r A. W Pearson of near Graysville called on his son Darwin. Ernest Robbins of Cincinnati spent Sunday with Mr and Mrs Darwin Pearson. Mrs Harve Morgan and daughter Audrey visited Mr and Mrs Ona Mi Farland and Mr and Mrs George Hume and sons Darrell Carl Clifford of Cincinnati over Sunday with Mr and Mrs Sammy Mons. Everett Bills worked for Jasper Norris. Jaenette Pearson called on Mrs Okie McFarland Friday evening. Lewis Linder, recently ill, is out again. Lou Moss bought eggs from Mrs Darwin Pearson Monday evening. Tom Ander and family were Sunday visitors at Charley McCollum. Myrtle Murl Jerry Jump spent weekend at Sammy Moss. Ona McFarland sold a span of mules to Joe Moller. Cleo Linder visited Bernard Pearson Saturday evening. Sammy Mora spent Monday with Ernest Mors. Fred Cowan attended the big show at Unionville Friday night. Eddie Linder bought seed corn from Jasper Norris.
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Joe Moyer
Toner
A. W Pearson
Graysville
Darwin
Ernest Robbins
Cincinnati
Darwin Pearson
Harve Morgan
Audrey
Ona Mi
Farland
George Hume
Darrell
Carl and
Clifford
Sammy Mons Everett Bills
Jasper Norris
Jaenette Pearson
Okie McFarland
Lewis Linder
Lou Moss
Tom Ander
Charley McCollum
Myrtle
Murl
Jerry Jump
Sammy Moss
Ona McFarland
Joe Moler
Cleo Linder
Bernard Pearson
Sammy Mora
Ernest Mors
Fred Cowan
Unionville
Eddie Linder
Local families share Sunday visits around Canady and Walter homes
Crowded Route 2 area reports multiple gatherings Sunday with the Baldwin Susady Walter and Hill families. Guests include Johnie Hill Jeffer son Davis and family, Mike Walter and children Pauline Edith, and Kirksville visitors Juanita and George Davis. Local outings extend to F M Walter and JP Walter households with several relatives noted in attendance.
Building Committee Invites Sealed Bids for One Room School Building
The Building Committee of school district No 6 Sylvan County Missouri invites sealed bids by June 15 for two propositions to erect a modern one room building per plans and specs. Proposition 1 covers materials and labor by contractor with bond. Proposition 2 covers both labor and materials. Bids may be rejected in whole. Completion expected by September 1, 1920. Building committee members Chen Ho Schnelle H A Cunningham W Hattiburton I A German FF South and Jud Brown.
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Sylvan County
Miro Wooh Neiwehbors
Rght
Chen Ho Schnelle H
Cunningham
Hattiburten Building Committee
Dark Hollow Sunday School Attendance Details
The article notes a Sunday school gathering at Lone Star with good turnout for a 3 30 pm service and singing at the Gut home. Names include Hugh Horn family, Trent M Kent family, Tony Cabin, Mrs Vernie Minear, Finn Davis, the Worley boys, David Minear, Bernie Moore, and Laguna Chegster recovering from rheumatism.
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the Lone Star
Vo Fiedt
Kirksville
Ceray
Garover
Lrenter
Tony
Minear
Mony
David Minear
Momeat
Fangly
Bernie Moore
Laguna Chegster
Buddhism's Arrival and Ushered Blend in Japan 652
The text traces Buddhism entering Japan in 652 via Korea, initially among elites but resisted by common Shinto adherents. It explains Chinese writings, prayers in Chinese, and royal efforts to harmonize Buddhism with Shinto, including monotheistic interpretations.
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Japan
Korea
Oithurch
Ar Buda
Sword of Damocles Moment in a Turbulent Feud
A fragmented passage recalls a perilous era with mentions of Troe Heetus and regal intrigue. References to Venusians, Cologne, Donvalus, and a perilous station hint at a historical or literary debate, with characters like Debenrsteat and Vinny appearing amid a siege or feast.
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Tony Dave
Hge Sunyer
Troe Heetus
Matrimonial Oddities and Tales from Faded Fairytales
A garbled, era-spattered fragment ties together scattered names and phrases about marriage, fairy tales, and old cases. The text hints at relationships, ritual phrases, and legal or social stakes, all blurred into a single cryptic stride.
Use of Blowgun Described for Hunting Small Game
A historical notice explains a blowgun and dart setup used by a hunter. Painted tubes hold hypodermic darts wrapped in beads and fiber. The hunter primes the dart, seals the tube with thintledown or cotton, then blows to launch the dart at a small bird or squirrel.
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Popaslan
Finstat Ding
Witton
Tobacco’s Rise Shapes America From Jamestown to Modern Trade
The passage notes America as a leading tobacco producer consumer exporter and importer since the New World discovery. It highlights tobacco as a draw for explorers and colonists and recalls Jamestown’s early efforts to grow it, framing tobacco as a cornerstone of national riches and growth.
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America
New World
Jamestown
Trade Confusion Leads to Pursuit for Justice
A chaotic exchange recounts a swap gone wrong with insults and a plan to seek legal action. Si Skinner is urged to swear out a warrant as the speaker suffers a feverish, unsettled morning and questions who bore the loss in the deal.
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Esron
Si Skinner
Bogota Described as Highbrow Yet Conventional City
The piece portrays Bogota as Colombia’s capital with a tradition of literature art science and education. It notes sculpture schools a museum an observatory and archaeological progress while dubbing the intellectual scene more traditional than dynamic than notable works or a thriving contemporary arts output.
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Bogota
Republic of Colombia
South America
Boston
Spain
Latin America
High Andeag
Untitled prose on philosophy and landscape imagery
Fragmented notes trace ideas from a French king to Kantian ethics and social behavior. It blends reflections on responsibility with literary fragments about beauty, nature, and Linnaeus visiting England. The text references George and Marburg and a French political origin story without clear narrative coherence.
Clever Nutcrackers Use Bark Crevice Method to Crack Nuts
The article describes nut cracking by nuthatches and woodpeckers. Nuthatches wedge nuts in bark crevices and pick with their bills, while woodpeckers climb trunks to aid cracking. The birds call with a “Yank, yank, yank” sound observed by the American Forestry Association of Washington.
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Amerteso Forestry Association of Washington
India home of tree fern in Darjeeling gardens
The article describes lush tree ferns in Darjeeling near a glass conservatory and railway views. It notes their towering fronds and jungle surroundings, mentions peacocks and birds around the feathery foliage, and references the broader context of tree ferns in the United States and the region's biodiversity.
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Darjeeling
Conicutta
Githase
Meal patterns vary by city size in historic observations
The piece notes that in cities over 200,000 the heaviest meal is at night due to evening retreats to suburbs, while smaller cities under 200,000 see the noon meal as the heaviest because residents can return home for lunch. It underscores a social habit difference between large and small urban areas.
Beautiful colored warbler teased by pine habitats
The article describes a vividly colored pine warbler, noting its black throat and breast, yellow green upper areas, and white wing bars. It frequents pine groves and rarely leaves such habitats, creeping among branches and moving quietly between spots.
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Amertc
Yellowstone National Park Geographic Highlights
The article describes Yellowstone National Park as a vast region of America’s West with 301 square miles of diverse terrain, high mountains, three major rivers, twenty lakes and twenty five waterfalls.
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Vellawatone Park
Yellowstone National Park
America
Egyptian Barber as Village Practitioner
The ordinary village barber of Egypt Ceara is legally authorized to perform vaccination leeches cupping and simple dressings after passing an examination. He is forbidden to order or prescribe medicines.
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Egypt
Ceara
England
Black Percheton mare Purbbred with star on forehead
This item describes a black Percheton named Purbbred with a star on its forehead and a white mark on the hind foot. It notes breeding by J. M. Went, ownership by Harris Brothers, and lists sires and ancestry references with numbers. The text is garbled but centers on horse pedigree and ownership details.
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Belrano
J. M. Went
Humphreys
Ath Bros
Harris
Brirl
Nom
At A van le Blanc
Ieee
King Af Ad
Jane Zit
Ian Tae
Aed Beogyr
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