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Community Visitors and Calls Across Local Families
Local residents recount weekend visits and weekday calls among neighbors. Dr Norton and wife hosted from near Midorado while others visited in Lamar Carthage Joplin towns. Several families with Browns Hulls Mikesells and Conners share social calls and overnight stays across the region.
Community Notes From Diamond Area Include Rain Aid and Loss
Farmers anticipate bumper corn with more rain after hot winds. A lightning fire destroyed Ora Dunlap’s farm, with hay oats and wheat losses estimated. no insurance. Jasper area events include a Ned Cross social raising 2.50, lectures by Dr Swartz, farewell parties for Harold and Carl Carr, and several visits among residents. Attendees report improving crop prospects, community club support, and local promotions for a Jasper fair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Nuting
Farr
Mr. Brown
J. F. Gulick
North
Missouri
Diamond
Thomas Edwards
Chas. Elting
Miss Templin
Jasper
Howard Campbell
Ora Dunlap
Local Social Roundup and Notables in Jasper County
Mrs Grover Quiett and daughter Mary Louise visited W H Waters Jr over the weekend. Ed Lambert and J T Thiel bought Overlands from Rice and Lilly recently. Faulkner hog sale drew T H B Bell and Chas T Woodrow in Jamesport. Will Wallace and wife from Seneca visit Mrs Wallace's parents Rev L L Pinnell and wife. AM Crandall and wife, R V Elliott and wife of Chicago visit their kin. Juanita Crandall of Carthage visits grandparents Will Crandall and wife. Glen Buzzard assists bookkeeping at First National Bank. Mrs V McCune visited Mrs R E Cearnal at Girard last week. Dr Woods bought an Overland roadster from Rice and Lilly. R L Roberts returns downtown after two weeks ill. Beatrice Cather of Carthage seen in Jasper. Clarence Rand becomes Lawrence grocery clerk. Bryan Earp visits relatives in Jamar. C L Hill and wife in Carthage Wednesday. Clint Rand and family in Joplin Sunday. L T McCune in Joplin Sunday. The Cure for Grief says action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blue Star
Mra
Myntle Corse
Dr. Norton
Lanair
Owen
Carthage
H. J. Conner
Maury Brown
Zella
Kasie Wright
Minnie Majone
Dr. Murr
Near Midorado
Vera Bunnell
J. J. Hull
Jake Kaderly
Myrtle Conner
Mr. Myers
Harry Bunnell
U. H. Brown
Lamar
LU. H. Brown
Jean
Adam Malone
Mr. Cavenee
Murr
Heckman
Milkesell
Salterman
St. A. Norton
Ella Mikegell
Elsie Kauffman
Mines
Hull and
Kalerly
North Missouri
Lee Roy Owen
Conner
Mr. Killy
Joplin
Loyd Wolner
Bert Brown
Black-Draught Liver Medicine Endorsed by Mrs Collier
A町ecessity Mrs J W Collier of this town testifies to long term use of Thedford's Black-Draught. She says it relieves liver and stomach trouble quickly and should help others. The remedy has 75 years of history as a standard family medicine chest staple. Pack sizes 25¢ and $1.00, cost about one cent per dose.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tardin
J. W. Collier
Thedford
Nor the Dreamless Kind Deep snoring nuance in sleep brands
A fragment discusses snoring and sleep quality, questioning whether heavy breathing always signals a specific sleep disorder or brand. It hints at broader views on sleep hygiene and the variety of sleeping experiences. The piece suggests nuanced understanding beyond alarmist claims.
How to Be Miserable Says Selfless Perspective
A reflective exchange counsels abandoning self focus and concern over others opinions to seek a healthier outlook. It frames misery as rooted in ego and suggests shifting attention outward to reduce inner turmoil.
Cerebellum Biskits Market Brain Nourisher
A cheeky grocer touts Cerebellum biskits as unsurpassed brain nourishment. He claims the product is fully recommended as food for thought, offering a humorous line about boosting mental digestion.
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Swartz
Sedalia
C C Algeo
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Homer Sherrel
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Forrest Ziler
Maple Grove
Fred Brock
Velma Mackey
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W C. Mackey and
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T. J. Mercer
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Mrs. I. Thomas
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Harold
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J. l. McNabney
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Jacob Frick
Kansas City
Bel Lauderbaugh
Mes
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Isaac Griffith
Englevale Kans
Baptist Church
Louise Rollins
Keokuk, Iown
Martha Rollins
Knott
I. M. Pinnell
Granby
G. L. Pinnell
Branson
Rev
L. L. Pinnell
F. &. Follmer
W. E. Deardorff
Masonic Cemetery
Stalter
Luther Hardaway
Svurmishes
Beyer
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Grover Quiett
Mary Louise
W. H. Waters, Jr
Ed Lambert
J. T. Thiel
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T. H. B. Bell
Chas. T. Woodrow
Faulkner
Jamesport
Will Wallace
R. V. Elliott
Chicago
Mrs. Elliott
Am, Crandall
Juanita Crandall
Will Crandall
Glen Buzzard
First National Bank
V. McCune
R. E. Ceairnal
Girard
Kans
Dr. Woods
R. L. Roberts
Beatrice Cather
Clarence Rand
Lawrence Grocery
Bryan Earp
Jamar
C. L. Hill and
Clint Rand
L. ‘T. McCune
George Henry Lewis
Collier
Swifts
Sherman
Peter Schuttler
Darkey
Webb
Farmers Cooperative Elevator CO
J. E. Hull
Burger-Bowman
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