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Newspaper
Jasper News
Location
Jasper, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Apr 19, 1917
Page
6
Mrs. Jay Rhones of Newton Missouri credits Cardui the woman’s tonic with ending 12 years of right side pain and monthly “bad spells.” She says since starting in July she has no longer suffered and can perform housework and work without pain.
Jasper district residents and visitors are listed with family visits to Frences Pace, Dyers, Wood, and Boyer households. Numerous calls and drives to Webb City Carthage Lamiar PurGell and Carthage noted. Congregational services announced for next Sunday while a pie supper at Stose Bank is set for Friday night April 20.
Walter Weimer and wife of Buchanan New Mexico send a note to Jasper friends. They describe Buchanan located a little east and share a short local update from the region.
A Weimer family letter from Buchanan New Mexico extols the valley around Santa Fe railroad town as healthy high altitude country. It highlights soil depth crops including pinto beans fruit trees poultry and stock, water from ponds and wells, mountain cedar and pine posts, and notes climate as sanatorium worthy for tuberculosis. It praises cattle sheep farming and cheap land while urging readers toward self reliance and home ownership.
J J McConnell and son Omagnist visited W J Milton on Wednesday in Carterville. Clint Rand and family of Jasper enjoyed a Sunday afternoon at the Talley home.
Local residents share visits and callers across Carthage and Beaton. A. H. Brown family visited Luther Wescott. Maude and Leah Arner called Saturday. Zella Wright visited and returned home. Miss Helen Knight and others attended dinners and social calls. School notes: two weeks left, last day program planned at Oakton. Dewey Mikesell visiting relatives this week.
Letters testamentary granted to William Launderbaugh by the Probate Court of Jesper County. Hearing set for April 4, 1917. Creditors must exhibit claims within six months for allowance or be barred after one year from the last publication. First published April 4.
Carrie Cather administrator of the Henry Cather estate announces final settlement in the Jasper County Probate Court in Carthage Missouri on May 11 1917. Creditors and interested parties are notified. First published April 12 1917.
Ill creditors Mary 8 Tester deceased hear that I A L Hoagarlett administrator with will annexed of said estate will make final settlement at the next term of the Probate Court of Jasper County Missouri at Carthage on the 44th May 1817 N Hayalett Administrator with will annexed First published April 5 4t
Notice is given that letters of administration for the estate of William Thomson, deceased, have been issued by the Probate Court of Jasper County dated March 21, 1917. Claims must be exhibited within six months for allowance, or be precluded from benefits. all claims not shown within one year from the date of the last publication shall be barred. W. H. Waters, jr. Administrator. First published March 20, 1945.
Miss Fiona Yates closes a successful term at Blue Sunday with a basket dinner. The obituary notes the death of Ray Prine, youngest son of Denham Prine, near Lamar. Local families, visits, and social gatherings populate the week with many neighbors visiting Yates, Mitchell, Lucas, Arner, and Crusa households.
Local Diamond column reports Mrs Charles Elting and other residents, weather promising rain and fruit, new bridge nearing completion, illnesses and deaths including Mrs Chas Nett’s mother, organ fund drive for Sunday School, and visits among neighbors such as Mrs Pfander Mrs Budd Mrs Wardlow and Mr Bray.
Narriz Lowe, Grace Patterson spent Sunday afternoon with cousin Dorothy. Mrs Calvert visited Mrs Dave Lowe Sunday evening. Emery Teeter and family dined with Mrs A W Teeter. Johns and Nettle Lowe called at Janes Kincaid's. Mr Korn and family stayed at Mr Melugin's. Mr Jacobs of Carthage called on Will Wood. Nina Patterson and Nettie Lowe visited Lena Melugin. Charlie Patterson stayed with sister Mrs Luther Wescott. James Kincaid's family visited Jessie Wardlow. Edna Owen and a Carthage friend called on Mrs Pearl Taft Sunday. Directors of Rising Sun School ...
Mrs Dave Lowe and daughter Miss Nettie spent an afternoon with Mrs Will Wood. Earlier, Mrs Lowe and Nettie also visited Mrs George Binney. The gatherings occurred over the past week as social calls.
Isaac Lauderbaugh died Tuesday April 3 1917 at 3 p m after long cancer and heart leakage. Born January 19 1842 in Columbia County Pa he married Mary Catherine Fowler December 28 1866. Five children survive along with six of thirteen siblings. He moved to Jasper County in 1869 near Preston and joined the Presbyterian Church in 1877 serving as elder. He helped found a Preston Sunday School 45 years ago and supported church work generously. Funeral at Preston Church with Rev McCaughtry and Rev Eubanks. interment in Brethren Cemetery.
An old style medical advertisement claims catorrh is a constitutional disease, not local, and promotes Hall's Catorrh Cure from F. J. Cheney & Co. Toledo Ohio, taken internally to affect blood and mucous surfaces. The notice guarantees over one hundred dollars if it fails to cure and urges readers to request circulars and testimonials.
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