Kankakee Jr. Colt for 1908 Sale at Jasper Area
Dark bay four year old gelding 16 hands 1200 pounds with black mane and tail. Sired by Kanka kee 5264 out of Clara A with trial 2 18, dam Bonnie Doon by Herachel 3524, third dam Cora by Blue Ball. Suitable for road, carriage, or fast track work. priced at 12.50 to insure living colt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kankakee Jr
Kankakee
Woodford Mambrino
Clara A
Victorene
Bonnie
Doon
Herachel
Cora
Blue Ball
Mike Following stock stand season at my place west of Jasper
A mixed catalog notes 279 registered Porcheron mare coming three years old black with pedigree and weight 1575 lbs. Rex Hamiltonian Morgan stallion saddler made last season at the barn Brigham Young Kentucky jack reduced to 12 dollars due to mule prices. Terms Mike 615 Rex 88 Brigham Young 612.
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My Place
Jasper
Mixe
Porcheron
Rex
Saddler
My Barn
Brigham Young
Mike
Dry Fork
Carrie Roy
F. F. Follmerboro
Dock West
Follmer Barn
Notice of Letters Testamentary for W. B. Lewin estate
J W Keltner announces Letters Testamentary for the estate of W B Lewin deceased granted by the Jasper County Probate Court dated March 27 1908 All persons with claims against the estate must file for allowance within one year from the letter date or be barred from benefits. claims not filed within two years from publication will be forever barred.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tereby
W. B. Lewin
Probate Court
Jasper County
No. 208 No. 210 No. 207 No. 208 headline row
The note lists issue numbers 208 210 207 and 208 as items in a sequence or catalog status within the newspaper. It reads like a brief docket or index line indicating multiple editions or entries associated with a particular page or notice.
Correspondence on Replacing Paper Supplies
Notice advises readers to notify if out of paper envelopes or stamps and will be supplied at once. It states no records are kept of materials furnished and thus usage cannot be tracked until notification is received.
Local Social Roundup Includes Visits and Gatherings
A Kent of short notes records visits and social events in Lynnland. Names include Hazel Wood, Lula Morris, Arthur Morris, Jace Lukens, Carthage visitors, Neck City relations, Eulah Dickerson of Joplin visiting Carter kin, and a Preston neighborhood party with about fifty guests. Cattle movement and school fundraiser at Dixie netted 27.60.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Teaac Teter
Hazel
Earl Wood
Lula
Arthur Morris
Jace Lukens
Carthage
Byers
Isaac Lauderbaugh
Eulah Dickerson
Joplin
Lola
Mable Carter
Harold Peterson
Kansas City
Mr. Hinamoo
Jasper
F. Golick
Homer
Bradford
C. BE. Scafe
Neck City
Isaac
Preston
Dixie School House
Elton Bhreck
Indy
H. F. Morris
Mr. Carter
Fire in Chelaes Mass Leaves 22000 Homeless and Saloon Closures
A major blaze in Chelaes Massachusetts rendered about 22 000 people homeless while Boston mayor ordered saloons closed in wards near the disaster. The notice questions why Poor Man's Clubs were shut as the poor were displaced by the fire.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chelaes
Mass
Boston
Salem church notes and community events in April
John Goll spent a few days in Kansas. Tom Busby joined the sick list. Mrs. Woods visited Carterville. Dora Evans spent Sunday with Mrs. Sterling. Mrs. May Cling entertained the W C T U. Mrs. Keto Hunt and Mrs. Dressler from Hill paid a visit. The Dewey school closed as rain spoiled the planned picnic. Mr. Duckett of Pittsburg will occupy the house. Campbell and Estey and Flowers families visited Grandpa Flowers. Rev Denkina of Jasper will preach at Salem church Sunday April 26 at 8 p m. The Salem W O T A will meet at Mrs. Sterling’s Wednesday April 2 at 1 3 p m. Everyone invited. Judge Brook, superintendent of Salem Sunday school, gave Easter candy eggs rabbits and confections. A vote of thanks was recorded in the minutes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tom Busby
Sod
Woods
Carterville Buoday
Dora Evans
Mra. Sterling
May Cling
Keto Hunt
Dressler
Hill
Dewey ‘School
Ducket
Pittsburg
Campbell
Denkina
Jasper
Salem
Salem W. O. T. A
Sterling
Judge Brook
Salem Sunday School
Rainy spell slows late corn planting in Blue area
Local notes report ongoing rain delaying corn planting. Visitors include Fred Pugh and wife to Wm Pugh and A T Johnston returning from Kansas. Miss Cora Beeson sick but improving, Mrs Crabtree recovering enough to ride out. Several residents attend Bethel sermon. Henry Robinson moves into Ross Hatcher property to farm for Wm Wardlow. A near drowning incident involves Fred Merell and Bob Kinesid at Coon Creek.
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Fred Pugh
Wm.Pugh
Cora Beeson
Bert Webb
Jasper
Fred Merell
Bob Kinesid
Coon Creek
Caliie Hatcher
Bethel
Henry Robinson
Pittsburg
Kans
Ross Hatcher
Wm. Wardlow
Local visitors and residents flock to area events and trades
Jim Hall displays about 30 showars averaging 66 lbs for sale. Z C Davis and Attorney Thurman arrive from Joplin on Tuesday. Mines Rathburn and Cole of Jasper call in town. Jasper residents Wes Wolf and Will Hicks visit on business. W A Kackley of Springfield stays with Jas E Hull. W H Harmon moves his uncle Nap Lull to Lamar. Miners from Mulberry Kansas return home after fishing nearby. About thirty locals attend a house warming at J E Hall’s Tuesday night, a surprise but warmly received.
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Jim Hall
Zol C. Davis
Attorney Thurman
Joplin
Mines
Rathburn
Cole
Jasper
Wes Wolf
Will Hicks
Benedict
W. A. Kackley
Springfield
Jas. E. Hull
W. H. Harmon
Nap Lull
Lamar
Mulberry
Kana
Dublin J eight Rose and local notes in county
Sunday evening in Dublin records J eight Rose being in town while Will Lane's parents visited. J A Webber traveled to Vernon county early this week. Lucy Sharp recovers from a sore throat and visits Mrs Armstrong who is busy weaving carpets. Mrs Armstrong tends a 200 egg incubator with four pens and a hatch of heavy chickens. Farmers grow restless due to wet weather keeping them from fields though Easter has passed and a dry spell may come.
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Rose
Dublin
Will Lane
J.A. Webber
Vernon County
Lucy Sharp
Mra
Armstrong
Notice to Farmers Offers Highest Cash Prices for Farm Goods
Notice to farmers promising the highest market prices in cash for corn butter eggs poultry and other farm products. Also offers exchange for flour meal Graham corn shorts bran and hay and grinding services. Handles Moses Best and Red Star patent flour. Call us opposite and including Jasper Custom Mills.
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Jasper Custom Mills
Pneumonia scare ends in cure with New Discovery
Jesse P. Morris of Skippers Virginia recounts a close call with pneumonia in 1906 who was weakened by a severe cough. He credits Dr King’s New Discovery with a rapid improvement after two and a half bottles. Webb Bros drug store offers a one dollar trial bottle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jesse P. Morris
Skippers
Dr. King
Webb Bros. Drug Store
Sabbath School and services announced by church leader
C E Campbell is convalescent from an attack rheumation. Sabbath School at 10 a.m. conducted by G W Paisley Superintendent. The regular services at 11 a.m. and 8 p.m. Everyone is cordially invited.
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C. E. Campbell
G. W. Paisley
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Kansas City Star and Times
Star and Times
Star
the Times
Associated Press
H. C. Burch
Esrom
Ed Wardlow
J. W. Keltner
Lynnland
Wm. McCune
Diamond
Jessie Crutcher
Flesher Carter
DEWEY
John Goll Epent
Mesare
Estey
Flowers
Grandpa Flowers
J. E. Hall
Mrs. Hall
C. F. Lyons
Hammond Bros
Death
Presbyterian Services
Teuss
J. C. Miller
W. H. Woodds
Jasper, Mo
Wolfe
W. Fl. Knott, MM. D
North Main ST
Jasper Lodge
A. F
A. M
Rokt Kincaid
W. M. H. F. Pitts
Bec'y
Y. H. Hendricks, M. D
N. A. Mackey
First Nations Bank
Jasper Mo
J. K. Schooler
Acca
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