Worthington area farming notes and local subscribers
Casey visits Worthington and Graysville, reporting on farm operations. He notes corn yields, cattle, hogs, and horses. subscriptions to The Old Reliable and Globe appear from residents like Mrs. Sarah Morgan and A Williams. He profiles local merchants, families, landowners, and a county clerk, sharing vivid glimpses of community life and work along Chariton river bottom farms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. W Gillaspie
Worthington
Roosevelt
Jos
Arnold
J. A. Bland
Livonia
C. E. Husted
Husted Brothers
Husted Bros
T. Hl. Cooley
Don Crooks
Jimmie Lewis
Susie Sparks
Dan Sparks
Lilgaixs
Botcii
Worth
D. A
Hatfield
Hi Hatfield
James Bland
John Snedivar
J. B. Haynes
Chariton
George Lane
John Lane
Martinstown
George
Rufus Newman
L. D. Tietsort
Graysville
Noah Vestal
J W Casady
Putnam
Fred Vincent
Graynville
Kansas City Journal
Casey
Star
St Louis Globe-Democrat
Everett L. Casady
Spiers Gates
Steen
Somra
Furnish
Will Ranes
Misa Means
Mia
Frank Keene
Unionville
J. T. Morgan
Chicago
Patterson
W R K. Ridgeway
Miles H. Malnix
Wm. M Staggs
H C Jackson, JR
Korns
George Martin
Patrik Biggie
North Lincoln Weather and Social Log Highlights
North Lincoln reports warm weather and a busy social week. Mrs Jesse Mikels hosts visitors from Unionville and Cincinnati, while Mr and Mrs J O Beard host guests near Exline. The area notes school events, a well attended program, and a youth party hosted by Mr and Mrs Earl Spence.
Small Town Gathering and Visits Across Clark
Sidney Rev Vestal preached to a large crowd at the Clark. Sunday evening Ledford spent Sunday with her cousin Hazel. Mr and Mr Harry Shibley visited Friday and Saturday night at the Carl Bachman home. Mrs Jim Harmon and sons visited last week with her parents Mr and Mrs Jim Butler. Mr and Mrs Iave Roseberry visited Friday to Sunday with his parents Mr and Mrs Tom Roseberry. Inez Harmon guest of Hazel Ledford Friday evening. John Martz and family Sundayed with relatives in Glendale. Frances Harmon stayed Saturday night and Sunday with home folks. Basil Horiford called on Ollie Lewis Sunday. Hazel Lewis Fay and May Vestal and Hazel Ledford visited with Beda and Inez Harmon Tuesday evening. Several young folks attended prayer meeting at Mt Hope Wednesday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vestal
Clark
Ledford
Hazel
Harry Shibley
Carl Bachman
Jim Harmon
Jim Butler
Iave Roseberry
Tom Roseberry
Inez Harmon
Hazel Ledford
John Martz
Glendale
Francesa Harmon
Basil Horiford
Ollie Lewis
Hazel Lewis
Fay
May Vestal
Beda
Mt. Hope
Local Notes From Moulton and Surrounding Area
Lemons is Mrs. Davis of Moulton Iowa visited friends this week. Neal Marshall and brother conducted business in the city last Thursday. The Township Board met for business last Thursday. The Farmers Club plans a regular meeting at the schoolhouse June 30 with Hon. E. J. Trosper district organizer to lecture with illustrations. Citizens are invited to attend. A pleasant shower occurred Friday night. Otis Dodson returned home from Kirksville.
Local notes on visits and town life
A stream of visitors from Louisville to Pollock and other nearby towns adds to the social fabric. Families welcome newborns, discuss church events, and plan gatherings as Masonic activities and quarterly conferences draw community attendance. Travelers depart for Perry Indiana and Colorado, with best wishes for future happiness.
Local Social Roundup From South Lincoln Area
Sunday visits and family gatherings highlight the week with Ernst Toney spending time with relatives, Stella Lemley hosting friends, James Jones and Miss Mary Fullerton visiting, and various others attending events at Unionville and Gray. Johnny Maize suffered a minor horse incident but remained unharmed.
Sunday Socials and Church Plans in Liberty
Sunday schools drew strong attendance as the community gathered at local homes and churches. Visitors included Jack Dunlap from Oklahoma and Mrs Lena Duncan from Lucerne, with meals shared at several residences. A Gospel team from Unionville is slated to speak at the M E church next Sunday at 11 AM and 2 PM.
Day school convention and Sunday visits at local homes
A day school convention occurred at Unionville last Thursday and Friday. Emerson Howard and family and B F Gilworth and Miss Verda Vandyne visited Sunday at the Fred Howard home. Carson Valentine and wife and Noah Cormeny visited Sunday at the W A Valentine home. Ben Nie Gilworth hosted several guests Sunday evening with ice cream strawberries and lemonade. Clyde and Harry Gilworth and A D Hamilton visited Sunday at the G A Galloway home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Unionville
Emerson Howard
B. F. Gilworth
Verda Vandyne
Fred Howard
Carson Valentine
Noah Cormeny
W. A. Valentine
Bennie Gilworth
Clyde
Harry Gilworth
A. D. Hamilton
G. A. Galloway
Financial Outlook In Delicate Financial Tone
Simpkins remarks on delicacy of finances as Timkins admits fragility of funds and vulnerability to a minor financial shock. The exchange implies strained resources and a cautious economic stance between the two individuals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Simpkins
Timkins
Mendoza City: Old World Charm in Western Argentina
Mendoza, a western Argentinian metropolis, stands as a carefully planned, modern looking city. It boasts municipal beauty and historic roots dating back fifty years before Jamestown, Virginia, and predates the Pilgrims' era in England.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mendozas
Mendoza
Argentina
New World
Jamestown
Virginia
England
Order Of Publication in Vacastion and Heirs Notice
Publication order issued for Gideon A Stokes and related names as deceased estate in Seeeames Patrick H Blake and George W ms. Unknown heirs and grantees are named as parties in interest. The notice lists multiple executors and heirs seeking legal process.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vacastion
James W .Cokenower
James H. Martin
Martha E Martin
Abby L. Williams
F A A Whilliams
Abby M Williams
Ky Minnick
Bessie K. Frost
M. D. Peek
Doncer
Gideon A Stokes
Seeeames
Atrick H. Blake
George W Ms
Decree Action In Missouri Court Names Deceased Defendants
The State of Missouri serves notice to Mathias Bittner OC Wabb and Fred Hyde that a circuit court action in Putnam County seeks a final decree. The suit aims to prove the plaintiff owns fee simple title and that defendants hold no right or interest in the described lands, with Sang Triplett as clerk attesting the record.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mathias Bittner
Wabb
Fred Hyde
Circuit Court
Puttnam County
Misssouri
Missouri
Lewis M MccDonnald
Gideon
Putnam County
C. E. Webb
Unionville
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Boi ‘Gibus
Union
Prielts
Weyl
Pia
Book of America
Pere
the Smith Boys
Smith Boys
North Blackbird
Smith
Jolly
A. L. Colton
Republican
The
J. B. Guffey
Lake McKinley
Thos. Henry
Idaho
Joe Lewis
Kansas
Applegate
F. G. Patrick
North Lincoln
Flin
Jesse Mikels
Mias
Anna Aitkens
Ed Baldock
Fimer Warrah
Seymou
Mias Sophia Yeager
Cincinnati
Wm Jump
Rosa Stroud
Harvard
Eli King
J O Beard
Exline
Logan McClure
Francis
Tim Daily
Sidney
Ville
F. M. Dodson
Louisville
Kentucky
William
James
George Daily
Omonmine
James Crawford
Pollock
Frank Matthew
Fresno
California
Giles
Trenton
Charles Matthew
Fred Culler
J. C. Howell
M. E
Lemons
H A. Doughty
Allie Gifford
Green City
L Rouse
Charles Hine
D. W Shaffer
Colorado
Shaffer
South
Lincoln
Grandma Maize
Ernst Toney
Stella Lemley
James Jones
Nora Morgan
Mary Fullerton
Leonard Fullerton
Mary Ratliff
Minnie
Doc Davis
Tom Barnett
Etta Pickering
Roscoe Shelton
Blaine Summers
Pearl Guffey
Clarence Fullerton
Juanita
Gray
Johnny Maize
Kieth Morgan
Johnny Matze
Sunday Heart Bishop
Dick Blanchard
Ayey
N. R. Harford
G A. Galloway
Roy Clark
Jack Dunlap
Oklahoma
Hugh Losey
John Pearson
M.E
George Potter
Ira Potter
Lena Duncan
Lucerne
Nola Brundage
Zephyr
Onia
Shelton Mere
Putnam County Supply Co
Mendota
ALTRS
H. C. Pwen
Worthington Matthew & Co
Financial Outlook
Sango Triplett
Sang Triplett
Emake
Mae Und Nitty
Bellevee Gs
UL “Ath & Mem
NEA
Tatman & Unionville
Rachford Mo
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