March Weather and Local Updates From Livonia
Weather reports improve while residents cope with illness and travel plans. Miss Lillie Dwyer stays with Mrs E O Garrett as Charles Magee visits family and heads to Red Oak for the summer. Sugar camps open with sap flowing. Mrs Jane Minear improves after illness. Ollie Greer returns to Concordia, Kansas. Arthur Neignbors and Orpha Willier depart for Oklahoma.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cploke
Nnively
Gordon” Matheson
Livonia
Red Oak, Jr
John Logsdon
Lhor
M. A. Dwyer
Jne Minear
Ollie Greer
Concordia
Kan
Arthur Neignbors
Mia Orpha Willier
Oklahoma
Busy Week in Powersville and Lucerne Shifts
Local notes from Powersville and Lucerne record visits shipments and moves. Several residents travel to Texas and Montana while others attend revivals and family events. Obituary notes mention Mrs Sol Williams dying at about 55 with burial planned next week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oscar
Caddie
Monireau
G.E Briggs
Vanda Nicholson
Lucerne
John Osborn
Stewart
Buckworth
Main Street
Emma Morgan
Fondulac
Wis
van Buskirk
John Duree
Texas
Sol Williams
Homecoming of Jack Pierce Delights Patricia Wellington
In a 1907 style scene, Patricia Wellington greets Jack Hardiman Pierce after his return from abroad. He recalls past loves including Katrina while Patricia tests his loyalty with flirtatious banter. A knock reveals Patricia’s husband Billy, changing the mood of the reunion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wallin CA
Rogers
Mr J Hardiman Pierce
Jack
Pierce
Patty
Patricia Wellington
Patricia
Kautrina
Dows
Wellington
Katrina
Darling
Billy
Believability and Uniforms Featured in 1900s Dispatches
A Chicago trio of businessmen ends a luncheon with charity solicitors after each contributes. One protestingly says he already gave, another confirms but doubts the act. A policeman notes uniform wear grows, questioning citizen disguises for detectives. Tied to St Louis sales and Missouri bridge sale details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Sisters of Charity
Siriua Barker
Army
Navy
Scott
Missouri River
St. Charles
Clayton
Mitchell and Otis
St Louis
Eminent Authority Promotes Secret Kidney Health Tonic
An adromantic claim urges readers to obtain from pharmacists a fluid extract dandelion, compound Karyon, and compound syrup sarsaparilla to make a nightly and postmeal dose. The text praises kidneys and urges trial, noting alleged safety and relief from rheumatism and urinary issues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Daily
RAA
Siso
Graysville Rural Notes Mention Moves and Visitors
May Willie Terrell moves near town while Granvil Wade relocates to his farm south of here. Several residents travel to Seymour Iowa, Unionville, and Oklahoma for work or visits. The piece records numerous relocations, visits, health notes, a sale, school events, and local social life around Graysville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Granvil Wade
Here
L. C Lane
Seymour
Iowa
Martin Lane
Clarence West
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Powersville
Z Edmonds
Sterling
Chillicothe
James
Rollins
Perry Vanverter
Texas County
W D Lear
Misa Sarah Lowcock
F A Cotad
Eetrra
Wr Romgardner
Jem Young
M Nso
Whitelet
Eshe
Zion Hill Church
Needles
Harley Zimmerman
Montana
Tho . Sams
Lloyd
Ho Simith
Ies Patra
Grandmarley
Alierton
Mrs Trowbridge
Sam Warner
Smoky Ridge
Fom
Cassy Christy
Constance Roberts
Sete Ee Bama Tay Aera
Fort
Holman
Pickinpaugh
Farmers Store
Unionville
Graysville
Willie Terrell
Guy Cohen
Unationville
Wesley Cassady
John Rose
Alva Colten
Guy Cassady
Hogg
George Mullanix
Worthington
Johnnie Collins
Maud Newman
Worthing Fon
James Dowell
Howe
Eriné’ Oliver
Cambria
Wyoming
Oklahome
Dean Davig
Logsdon
Ej Wat
Millie
Mere ‘Taeas Wilson
Tarbatn
Ren
Andy Es ‘Harley
Harley Lis
Mt Vernon
John Kelley
Alexander Farm
Rev Lipp
D. W. Noland
G A. Galaway
Kopfer
Jennie Dickson
A. J. McDonald
Newtown
D. Noland
W. T. Young
St. John
James Alexander
Pollock
MM. Alexander
W. F. Christian
Grant
Dickson
Chas
Wm Dickson
J B Hackney
Ed Bruce
Cameron
Hugh Mckabe
Sullivan City
Mary Miller
Hamlet
Pre
Jed Warrente
Charles Fulkiga
Fred Jamisons
Sri
Bae
Allew
Tom Fieliin
Lon Fowler
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