Correspondence from Graysville and area rainfall notes
May letters report continued rain in the Graysville area. Visits include Mr Smith of Unionville, Mrs Jane Cooper of Jimtown Missouri, Miss Gertha Cullum visiting her sister Mrs Noah Crooks, Mra Qua Schuster and Mabel with Oscar Cassady's family in Hartford. Fidel Thomas preached for a funeral at Avalon. Martha Kay died of consumption aged 55 years 7 months. Funeral at church then burial in Johnson cemetery.
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Gertha Cullum
Noah Crooks
Unionville
Schuster
Mabel
Oscar Cassady
Hartford
Fider Thomas
Kev McF
Far Jock
Abba
Mra
Martha Kay
Lave Fidel Thomas
Avalon
Johnson
Chamberlain's Colle Remedy Promoted For Summer Ailments
Chamberlain's Colle, Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy is praised as a dependable pleasant to take ape remedy. It is especially valuable for summer diarrhoea in children and is credited with saving many lives each year. The ad notes Noah Martin sells the product and includes local notes about school events and residents. A testimonial from Mrs. Sarah W. Carts says Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets cured indigestion and sour stomach, allowing her to eat normally. Sale through Noah Martin.
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Noah Martin
Sentinel
Grebo
Mont
Klahama
Issh
Ant
Rishard
Af Olver Goldsmith
Trinity College Dublin
Chapel Notes Report Intriguing Local Happenings In 1903
Glendale residents Fannie Dwyre visits town while Rev Stevens plans a June 14 basket meeting at Concord. River flooding delays planting. a Chapel Academy farming institute forms with 17 farmers present and officers chosen. Various town updates cover school sessions, weather, accidents, and community events through June.
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Mies Fannie Dwyre
Glendale
C. R Porter
C. G Latimer’s
W. B. Stevens
Concord
Chapel Lines
Joe Kranklin
J W Dean
TC Corporan
J Bankson
A D Biles
Thos Stockton
Box Bankson
Hayy Joy
Ts Wo McClellan
T Neighbors
Win Wiener
Heart
Jsohn
Fd Dear
J T Morgan
S Forbes
J Oh Desau
JC Corporen
C Lf Morgan
Wo McClellan
Bankson
Corporan Sheep
Ty Ao Biles
Staut Lownstip Farmers
All Farmere
Dixon School May June roll call and attendance
The Dixon School report for May 7 to June 5 shows 80 enrolled pupils, 6 attending daily, average daily attendance of 26, and 9 visitors during the month. Department listings include Nan Kinney 100, Liza Dixon 100, Myrtle Sunona 100, Mabel Medlin 100, Grace Jeffery 100, Mayme Jeffers 97, Gracie Dixon 98, Martha Medlin 99, Rhoda Dixon 100, Silvie Carie 98, Ethel Moore 99, McKinley Dixon 93, Alma Carie 97, Pet Rouse 95, Mabel Dixon 95, Eva Herndon 93, Gladys Dixon 98, Marie Jeffers 97, Grace Dixon 99, Willie Simmons 89, Clarence Medlin 98, Pearl Herndon 99, John Herndon 04, Frank Moore 98, Glen Moore 86, Frank Medlin 99, Tommy Chadwick 95, Olio Dizon 97, Claude Rouse 95 Max Date, Teacher.
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Nan Kinney
Liza Dixon
Myrtle Sunona
Mabel Medlin
Grace Jeffery
Mayme Jeffers
Gracie Dixon
Martha Medlin
Rhoda Dixon
Silvie Carie
Ethel Moore
McKinley Dixon
Alma Carie
Pet Rouse
Mabel Dixon
Eva Herndon
Gladys Dixon
Marie Jeffers
Grace Dixon
Willie Simmons
Clarence Medlin
Pearl Herndon
John Herndon
Frank Moore
Glen Moore
Frank Medlin
Tommy Chadwick
Olio Dizon
Claude Rouse
Max Date
Chamberlain Pain Balm Heals Cuts Bruises Burns
Antiseptic liniment advertised for quick healing of cuts bruises and burns. Claims to prevent maturation of wounds and speed recovery. For sale by Noah Martin.
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Chamberlain
Noah Martin
Wells school closure noted in Chapel item
Reformer reports the Wells school closed Friday. Chas May works in Schuyler County for Mr Lanabm. E G Latimer recently plastered and added to his store. Grant township Coal City distill is mentioned.
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Wells
Chas. May
Schuyler Co
Lanabm
E. G. Latimer
Grant Township Coal City Distill
Millet seed for sale in Howland Missouri notice
169 bushels of German Millet seed offered at 40 cents per bushel. Address 2mo LM Banders Howland Mo. May 380th. Decoration Day described as showery. Social notes mention Mrs Howard visiting Mrs Hamlett Thursday afternoon. Milas Etta France and brother Charlie along with Charlie Wymore and Will Lawrence noted in brief.
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LM Banders
Howland
Howard
Mrs. Hamlett
Id Waite
Milas Etta
France
Brother Charlie
Charlie Wymore
Will Lawrence
Remarkable Late Bloomers Prove Brightness Beyond Schooling
The piece cites examples from history where famed figures such as Lord Clive Oliver Goldsmith and Sir Davis Wilkie showed little promise as youths but later achieved distinction in art and literature. It notes how initial failure did not prevent eventual mastery through persistence and study.
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Davis Wilkie
Linnell and
Burnett
Pietro di Ortona
Newton
Local Notes And Updates From Nama Center
Local residents gather tidbits from Nama and Centerville including J W Martin visitors, a rare marriage license to Herman F Yerington and Nancy Shepherd, health updates on George Porter, and travel notes about Mrs Stattoo and her husband considering Boise City. Missouri World’s Fair Commission progress includes livestock and poultry breeding outreach, with Walter Williams named Superintendent of Publication for Missouri State Buildings.
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Herman F. Yerington
Nancy Shepherd
Powersville
George Porter
Heig
Frank Stattoo
Powereville
Boise City
Idaho
Putnam County
Missouri
Walter Williams
Columbia
Williams
Louisiana Purchase Exposition Company
Notice to Bridge Contractors for 1908 Unionville project
Notice is given that at 2 p.m. on Wednesday July 1 1908 at the courthouse door in Unionville a contract will be sold to build a steel bridge at the Tinkham bridge site in York township Plans and specifications will be on file with the County Clerk ten days before letting G W Dickson 4514 Bridge Com of Patnem Oo
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Court House
City of
Unionville
Tinkham
York Township
G. W. Dickson
Patnem Oo
County Court tackles bridge contracts in Putnam County
Putnam County Court met Monday and Tuesday to approve bridge contracts amid tight funds. Officials noted a high demand for bridge appropriations across the county and the challenge of distributing limited money fairly while addressing other business.
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County Court of
Putnam County
Editorial Calls Missouri to Fund Penal Institution
In Milan Missouri Democratic editor Bro Dodge urges an appropriation to erect a penal facility for legislators. He argues both parties need a bath in the same action as the public denounces boodlers across the state and vows reform despite court rulings.
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Thera
Bro Dodge
Milan
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Talv Moore
Francis Dodson
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Peonville
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Frank Schoellen
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Dade Johnson
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Coal City
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Fine
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Underwood
Misa Edith Collins
Longround
Sorrell
Neal Mallin
Clarston River
J. Allen Smith
Putnam
Alice Simmons
Lula Harlan
Jas. Lewis
Sidney
Clara Crow
Myrtle Carter
Ira Wymore
West Liberty
Clay Carter
D. T. Lupton
Hugh Lupton
Wess Cassady
Jas Howards
Lucerne
J W Wymore
Roy
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Hattie, Della
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Ernest McKay
Alonzo Waites
Norah and
Golda
Charlie Duples
James Fife
Minerva
James
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Jayce Cassady
Mr. To of
Hamlett
Wildew Hall
Pineat Robbins
Tonville Land Company
Weuaberat
Green City
H &R Hendrickson
Kinney Creek
Dixon School Report
B. Kierschbaum & OX
Welington
Lord Clive
Hardin de Parr
Wren
J. W. Martin
Nama, Iowa
Clarence Shriver
Centerville
J Ma Wyckoff
Wm. Harbert
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Kansas City
Kang
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